In this episode of The Delusional Nomad, host Eric Czerlonka sits down at Fenway Park with Carrie Campbell, Senior Vice President of Fenway Park Events to reflect on the power of relationships, mentorship, and the evolution of careers in the hotel and events industry. The conversation highlights Carrie Campbell’s journey from early catering jobs to leading events at Fenway Park, sharing her deep commitment to service, culture, and the guest experience. Together, they discuss lessons learned from mentors, pivotal career moments, and the emotional significance of iconic spaces like Fenway. The episode celebrates how strong leadership, thoughtful hospitality, and deep-rooted relationships shape not just careers—but entire communities.

In this episode of The Delusional Nomad, Eric Czerlonka speaks with Adam Rzane of Access Travel Morocco about the evolution of his family business and their shared vision for creating extraordinary travel experiences. The conversation explores Morocco's rich cultural tapestry, its misunderstood reputation around safety, and the power of immersive, story-driven travel. Adam shares how his background in experiential marketing and luxury hospitality shaped Access’ pivot from mass tourism to bespoke incentive travel. Together, they reflect on the importance of cultural connection, honoring local traditions, and pushing the limits of what’s possible in global event planning—reminding us that when the right people dream big together, unforgettable journeys are born.

In this insightful and refreshingly candid episode, Eric Czerlonka sits down with leadership coach and Enneagram expert Jim McPartlin to explore how understanding personality patterns can transform the way we lead, communicate, and collaborate. From tales of corporate retreats to deeply personal reflections on growth, the conversation dives into the power of self-awareness in both business and life. Jim breaks down the Enneagram’s relevance in modern leadership, while Eric shares how the tool reshaped his team dynamics and company culture. Whether you're a seasoned executive or just curious about what makes people tick, this episode offers real-world wisdom and relatable takeaways on navigating personalities in the workplace—and beyond.

In this powerful episode of The Delusional Nomad, host Eric Czerlonka sits down with his sister Karen to share her unexpected journey from a routine CT scan to a life-saving Whipple surgery. Initially told that a spot on her pancreas was likely harmless, Karen trusted her instincts and opted for surgery—only to discover afterward that cancer had already begun to metastasis. Her story highlights the importance of self-advocacy, second opinions, and making bold decisions in the face of uncertainty. Through humor, vulnerability, and reflection, the episode explores how curiosity, pragmatism, and a willingness to act—even without all the answers—can ultimately change the course of a life.

In this episode of The Delusional Nomad, Eric Czerlonka and Dave Turano dive into personal growth, leadership, and the power of energy management. They discuss the transition from corporate life to entrepreneurship, the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, and how true leadership is about bringing out the best in others. Dave shares insights on legacy—what we leave behind beyond material success—and how curiosity and meaningful conversations fuel growth. A must-listen for anyone looking to challenge the status quo and create lasting impact.

In this episode of The Delusional Nomad, Eric Czerlonka chats with Kieran Dennis, owner of Communications and Destinations, about destination management, creative event design, and the power of strong partnerships. They discuss how curating unique experiences requires listening, adaptability, and collaboration. Kieran shares his journey from corporate travel to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of passion and learning from failure. As they sip English sparkling wine in a historic London venue, they brainstorm an exclusive luxury incentive program for 2026, blending tradition with innovation. The conversation wraps with insights on embracing change, trusting the process, and surrounding yourself with the right people.

This podcast episode is a dynamic and insightful conversation between host Eric and guest Dan Lake, exploring themes of relationships, entrepreneurship, personal growth, and authenticity. Dan, a husband, father, and entrepreneur, shares his journey from working in market research to leading a global sales team and launching businesses, including an e-commerce platform aimed at supporting American businesses. Throughout the discussion, Eric and Dan emphasize the importance of taking risks, embracing challenges, and pushing past self-imposed limitations. Dan reflects on how fatherhood, particularly his experience raising a son with a rare genetic condition, has reshaped his perspective on life and resilience. They also touch on the role of mentors, the power of authentic relationships, and the balance between professional success and personal fulfillment. The conversation is engaging, candid, and full of wisdom, leaving listeners with a powerful message: to explore new opportunities, challenge themselves, and lean into what truly brings them happiness.

This episode features a candid conversation with Liam Martin, who shares his unconventional career path, from attending Harvard, acting off-Broadway, being recruited by the CIA and becoming a morning news anchor before making a bold career shift. He reflects on his struggles with OCD, the challenges of leaving a high-profile job, and the importance of prioritizing mental health and family. Despite initial doubts, he embraces his decision and finds fulfillment in his new role at Newsmaker Marketing. The discussion explores themes of resilience, imposter syndrome, and the power of storytelling. Using rock climbing as a metaphor for life, Liam and the host discuss the value of perseverance, embracing failure, and continuously pushing forward. The episode is a celebration of curiosity, taking risks, and living a life filled with unexpected yet meaningful experiences.

In this episode, Eric sits down with John Guanci, an executive leadership coach, to discuss overcoming self-doubt, taking decisive action, and stepping into one's future self now rather than waiting for the "right time." They dive into the power of thought patterns, the impact of self-limiting beliefs, and the importance of practicing small, consistent actions to create lasting change. John shares his personal growth journey, and the mindset shifts that have propelled him forward. The conversation emphasizes the role of intentionality, the power of human connection, and the importance of moving past hesitation to take action—because waiting and overthinking often kill opportunities before they begin. Eric and John challenge listeners to rethink their own limitations and start acting as the person they aspire to be today.

Joe Fusaro talk about his creative journey as an artist and educator, being a mentor, being mentored, and the importance of passion and perseverance to find ones creativity.