Justin Strong's guest appearances

Justin Strong

Drinking Partners

Crossing Fences

Multiple Disruptions Podcast

Alone Together Pittsburgh

Rick Sebak

Erin Hart

Billy Porter

Jeff Henderson

Garrett Oliver

Tom Baker

Sean Smith

Amanda Wilson

Paul Schneider

Gene Kelly

Brendan Benson

William Smith

Mike Potter

Sam Black

Joe King

OwlTail

Justin Strong of 7th Movement, Erin Hart on Local Farms and Phat Man Dee

Justin Strong of 7th Movement, Erin Hart on Local Farms and Phat Man Dee

EP48: Justin Strong of 7th Movement, Erin Hart on Local Farms and Phat Man Dee

The Drinking Partners welcome local business owner Justin Strong as they adapt to the times and hold a remote interview, although all three share a beer. Justin sips an East End Big Hop, while Ed samples a Rusty Rail Luminous, a golden stout that leads the conversation elsewhere. Day leaves his dry April behind with the much-coveted Dark Berry Fruit Whip from Cellar Works. What have the men learned during their stays at home? Listen in as they talk about how domesticated they have become, a conversation that leads to several rounds of laughter as they share “survival” stories, and Justin teaches the importance of cranberry sauce. Day speaks on the emerging model of streaming, virtual entertainment as they speculate on what live events will look like in the coming months. Check out Justin’s dry cleaning businesses, www.strongfabriccare.com, which are currently operating with some modifications.

The Drinking Partners welcome local business owner Justin Strong as they adapt to the times and hold a remote interview, although all three share a beer. Justin sips an East End Big Hop, while Ed samples a Rusty Rail Luminous, a golden stout that leads the conversation elsewhere. Day leaves his dry April behind with the much-coveted Dark Berry Fruit Whip from Cellar Works. What have the men learned during their stays at home? Listen in as they talk about how domesticated they have become, a conversation that leads to several rounds of laughter as they share “survival” stories, and Justin teaches the importance of cranberry sauce. Day speaks on the emerging model of streaming, virtual entertainment as they speculate on what live events will look like in the coming months. Check out Justin’s dry cleaning businesses, <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.strongfabriccare.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2b7OssxjOeG-bCmCnNP-rkBPA9tGWr2jTGxsIjWr4pzkDQVc55SRhE0mM&amp;h=AT3BoxbB3kvofet58dFX8SSbJPWIki0b1dCQ6TgG2-o0GTW5Y3dAYHExfEJqgN01xt32DAWVpN5bslr3LF4LARWAcfWOtoBPBO6OGmBoCWjVbnPJ1zQ3lLts2o0ol2ats-s" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.strongfabriccare.com</a>, which are currently operating with some modifications.

Quarantimes #1 - Justin Strong 

The dry-cleaning business has been part of Hip Hop promoter, Justin Strong’s life since the beginning — in fact, it’s been in the Strong family for four generations. The business was established in 1930 in Shelby, N.C. and the family moved to Pittsburgh in 1945 as part of the Great Migration of African Americans to the North. On this episode of Street StartUps, Tracey and CJ talk with Justin about the importance of having a "whatever it takes" attitude as an entrepreneur. You'll be encouraged listening to Justin. Enjoy!  #JustinStrong #COVIDbusiness #BeatingCovid #BeatingCorona #BusinessDuringCorona

Ep 38: Only the Strong Survive—An Interview with Justin Strong

Episode 4: Justin Strong"Are there black people in the future?" This is a question that came with intense backlash from an controversy that surrounded Alisha Wormsley's artwork. Justin Strong sits down with Hoon about his thoughts on this question &amp; cultural appropriation, his former venture The Shadow Lounge where he featured acts like KRS-One and other artists before they became famous, to talk about his upbringing, and on the topic of entrepreneurship as an African American male. His thoughtful approach to his life is shaped by the ups and downs of his past, his beautiful daughter and fatherhood, and his grit. Filled with humor and insight, this episode features a different perspective from a disruptor who took a big chance 20 years go and continues to look for the right opportunity as he moves forward.

Episode 4: Justin Strong "Are there black people in the future?" This is a question that came with intense backlash from an controversy that surrounded Alisha Wormsley's artwork. Justin Strong sits down with Hoon about his thoughts on this question &amp; cultural appropriation, his former venture The Shadow Lounge where he featured acts like KRS-One and other artists before they became famous, to talk about his upbringing, and on the topic of entrepreneurship as an African American male. His thoughtful approach to his life is shaped by the ups and downs of his past, his beautiful daughter and fatherhood, and his grit. Filled with humor and insight, this episode features a different perspective from a disruptor who took a big chance 20 years go and continues to look for the right opportunity as he moves forward.