Ezra Nafziger is the Sr. Managing Partner at Filter Recon, a third-generation, family-owned business that provides filter management, air filter reconditioning and new filter sales for industrial and commercial clients.

In this episode Ezra shares how the company grew from its early roots into a specialized industrial filtration business, the decisions that shaped its direction, and the systems that helped it scale.

To contact Ezra or to learn more about Filter Recon visit www.filterrecon.com © 2026 edgeofcinema.com

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Ezra Nafziger is the Sr. Managing Partner at Filter Recon, a third-generation, family-owned business that provides filter management, air filter reconditioning and new filter sales for industrial and commercial clients.

In this episode, Ezra talks through the company’s evolution, the lessons learned, key hires that helped the business scale, and the importance of building systems that create both freedom and long-term value.

To contact Ezra or to learn more about Filter Recon visit www.filterrecon.com © 2026 edgeofcinema.com

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Cynthia Weiss is the executive director of the Philadelphia Ad Club, the Philadelphia region’s most inclusive membership organization representing the marketing, communications and creative community. Joy Marx is a 3-time Emmy award winning producer and director of strategic partnerships at Center City Film & Video, a family owned video and film production company that has been creating incredible video content for more than 40 years.

In this episode, Cynthia and Joy explore the future of marketing and advertising, discussing how brands are balancing celebrity and influencer partnerships, adapting to increasingly segmented audiences, and thoughtfully integrating AI into their creative and strategic workflows.

To learn more about the Philadelphia Ad Club visit www.philadelphiaadclub.com

To learn more about Center City Film & Video visit www.ccfv.com

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Episode 75 - Cynthia Weiss & Joy Marx - The Power of in-person in a digital world

Cynthia Weiss is the executive director of the Philadelphia Ad Club, the Philadelphia region’s most inclusive membership organization representing the marketing, communications and creative community. Joy Marx is a 3-time Emmy award winning producer and director of strategic partnerships at Center City Film & Video, a family owned video and film production company that has been creating incredible video content for more than 40 years.

In this episode Cynthia and Joy discuss the value and importance of in-person connection in an increasingly digital world. From networking and creative collaboration to community building and business growth, the conversation explores why face-to-face interaction still drives trust, energy, and meaningful professional relationships in today’s hybrid landscape.

To learn more about the Philadelphia Ad Club visit www.philadelphiaadclub.com

To learn more about Center City Film & Video visit www.ccfv.com

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Episode 75 - Cynthia Weiss & Joy Marx - The Power of in-person in a digital world

Cynthia Weiss is the executive director of the Philadelphia Ad Club, the Philadelphia region’s most inclusive membership organization representing the marketing, communications and creative community. Joy Marx is a 3 time Emmy award winning producer and director of strategic partnerships at Center City Film & Video, a family owned video and film production company that has been creating incredible video content for more than 40 years.

In this episode Cynthia and Joy talk about what the landscape of advertising in the Philadelphia region looks like, who makes up the Philadelphia Ad Club, how the club has changed since their recent re-brand, and how someone looking to join can become a member.

To learn more about the Philadelphia Ad Club visit www.philadelphiaadclub.com

To learn more about Center City Film & Video visit www.ccfv.com

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David Ryle is Director of Programs at Trellis for Tomorrow, a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating a better future through growth, community, and sustainable impact.

In this episode, David explains how community gardens serve as living classrooms where students of all ages learn life skills and workforce readiness through hands-on experience. He also shares how Trellis partners with schools and local organizations to grow and deliver fresh produce directly to nearby food pantries, while empowering youth through leadership and entrepreneurship programs that create long-term pathways for investing in and sustaining their own communities.

To learn more about David and Trellis for Tomorrow visit trellis4tomorrow.org © 2026 edgeofcinema.com

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Christine Miles is a keynote speaker, thought leader, author, founder & CEO of EQuipt, and the developer of The Listening Path, the first scalable system for teaching listening as a foundational skill.

In this episode Christine explains how listening to understand the “why,” not just the “what” can benefit managers in understanding their employees, how true listening requires reflecting the story back, and how passion and purpose trace back to early life experiences.

To learn more about Chrstine and The Listening Path visit www.christinemileslistens.com © 2026 edgeofcinema.com

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Christine Miles is a keynote speaker, thought leader, author, founder & CEO of EQuipt, and the developer of The Listening Path, the first scalable system for teaching listening as a foundational skill.

In this episode Christine dives into why listening is so important, how it can affect company culture, and the challenges of learning to listen.

To learn more about Christine and The Listening Path visit www.christinemileslistens.com © 2025 edgeofcinema.com

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