When Your Wingman is Frank Sinatra | Ep. 5

02/01/21 • 61 min

Matt interviews businessman and philanthropist, Larry Ruvo. Ruvo is the founder and chairman of Keep Memory Alive. He created the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas after his father, Lou Ruvo, passed away from Alzheimer's disease. Larry is also the Senior Managing Director of Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits of Nevada. Matt and Larry discuss the mission to find a cure for Alzheimer's disease and a recent breakthrough. They also discuss friendship, loyalty, business, and they chat about one of Larry's great friends, Frank Sinatra. Matt also answers a diverse list of listener questions. The topics are full of raw emotion and stories about love, marriage, divorce, very specific forms of gratitude, and dealing with the COVID lockdown. Matt shares one of his own personal songs too.

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