Staten Island Hustle is a reality TV show that premiered on CNBC in 2018. The show stars five Staten Island-based businessmen Dominick Detore, Adolfo Lacola, Ron Montana, Mike Palmer, and Tony D., who are determined to change the perception of their hometown. The series follows the team as they search for creative and innovative ways to make a profit in the hustle and bustle of New York City. The team's ventures range from selling self-contained fishing kits to introducing a new type of electric bike. They display their keen business skills and street smarts to successfully navigate and negotiate in New York's competitive markets.
The show focuses on highlighting the team's unique perspective and approach to business. Their Staten Island upbringing instilled in them a tenacity and drive that sets them apart from others. The show captures their wit, humor, and relentless hustle, providing an entertaining and insightful look into the world of entrepreneurship.
One of the main characters, Dominick Detore, is a self-made millionaire who has made his fortune by buying and selling surplus materials. He opens up about the struggles he faced and the sacrifices he made to achieve success. Ron Montana, another member of the team, is a former mobster who served his time in prison and now runs a legitimate business. His past is a reminder that everyone can turn their lives around and achieve redemption.
The team members bring different perspectives and business savvy, giving the audience an inside look at how they approach each venture. Whether they are navigating the complex world of patents or brainstorming business ideas around a kitchen table, the team shows the importance of collaboration and brainstorming.
The show creates a relatable and entertaining portrayal of the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship. It efficiently balances the glamor and excitement that come with running a successful business with the difficulties and risks that entrepreneurs face.
Staten Island Hustle
Staten Island Hustle is a series that ran for 1 seasons (6 episodes) between April 11, 2018 and on CNBC