Join North Shore realtor Debbie Caniff of Coldwell Banker Realty as she uncovers the strategic analysis, local expertise, and human touch that turn potentially stressful real estate deals into seamless closings. With a CPA background fueling her pricing, offers, and negotiations, Debbie serves buyers and sellers from countryside to seaside across Lynnfield, Marblehead, and beyond, backed by a brand synonymous with integrity and technology.

Debbie debunks agent stereotypes, revealing the behind-the-scenes work—resolving title issues, bridging appraisals, and coordinating teams—while sharing how personal challenges like losing parents and overcoming bullying shaped her commitment to dignity and alliance in every transaction. Whether you're in the market or curious about top-tier representation, gain insights on prioritizing local knowledge, empathy in negotiations, and what truly drives success.

Join Certified Exit Planning Advisor Bradley Small of Solomon Private Wealth LLC as he guides business owners from valuation to a values-driven exit. Learn how to accurately assess your company’s worth, boost your sale multiple, and close the wealth gap needed for a confident 30-year future—while crafting a post-sale life rich with family, philanthropy, travel, or board service instead of regret.

Bradley shares three decades of market wisdom, launching his firm amid upheaval, and how faith plus community service shape his integrity-first approach. Discover why AI can’t replace human judgment in turbulent times, the power of starting exit planning years early, building a trusted team, and passing on both capital and character to the next generation.

Step into the Salem Witch Museum with Rachel Chris-Doane, its director of education, and explore an immersive audiovisual journey through the 1692 witch trials, complemented by a docent-led exhibit on European witch hunts and the evolving image of the witch. Rachel dispels the myth that the museum is stuck in 1972, highlighting its 2020 exhibit renovation, growing artifact collection, and a planned 2027 theater upgrade, all designed to separate fact from fiction and underscore the trials’ modern relevance to truth, fear, and justice.

Rachel shares her unexpected path to museum education after a denied Fulbright application, revealing how career pivots can fuel purpose in the humanities. The museum expands access through free virtual programs, in-house lectures, and recorded global historian talks, making credible history engaging and accessible, whether you visit Salem or explore from home.