Automation may do away with jobs, but there could be job creation on the horizon. Serial entrepreneur and angel investor Jason Calacanis is back to chat about Universal Paychecks and his plan for saving America. Links: https://twitter.com/jason
If you have an idea for a start-up, or are thinking about investing in one, you need to listen to this segment. We talk to author Howard Love about his new book “The Start-Up J Curve: The Six Steps to Entrepreneurial Success” and break down… Read More »The Start-Up J Curve with Howard Love
Is Cash still King? Or has it fallen out of usage? We discuss with Claire Wang, a researcher and analyst for The Federal Reserve, about the usage of cash verses other means of currency like credit cards or paying with your phone. We also talk… Read More »The Cash Conundrum with Claire Wang
The election is behind us, but what happens now? What about tax reform and the economy? We talk to Mark Hamrick of Bankrate.com and George Noceti of Morgan Stanely to breakdown exactly what’s next for your money. Links:
At the start of the show we address the feeling that the regular people aren’t getting a fair shake when it comes to our money. We talk to Mary Meyn, the Director of Research at Edison Research, about their study on economic anxiety they they… Read More »“Is the Economy Rigged?” Part 1 with Mary Meyn
It’s a conspiracy! Or is it? In the second segment, part 2 of our conversation addressing a possible “rigged economy” with Joe Uscinski, an Associate Professor of Political Science at The University of Miami. “Conspiracy theories are for losers.” We unpack where these pervasive ideas… Read More »“Is the Economy Rigged?” Part 2 with Joe Uscinski
The Gig Economy, or the sharing economy, is here to stay according to a new report out by The McKinsey Global Institute. We find out exactly how many people are “gigging” and what that could mean for employers and future job possibilities with Susan Lund,… Read More »Giggity: The Report with Susan Lund
Being anxious about money can lead to decisions with unintended consequences. At the start of the show, we speak with Dr. Dan Geller, behavioral economist and author of the book “Money Anxiety,” about how we make decisions based on our confidence levels, and specifically how… Read More »Money Anxiety with Dan Geller
“We asked 24 economists what is the one thing the president and congress could do to help the economy.” Find out how they answered in this week’s economic rundown from Mark Hamrick. Mark is the Senior Economic Analyst & Washington Bureau Chief at Bankrate.com. We… Read More »Economic Rundown with Mark Hamrick
“Only 13% of San Francisco residents could afford a median priced house. A median priced house is now 1.35 million.” We talk to Patrick Carlisle, Chief Market Analyst at Paragon Real Estate Group, about where the housing market currently sits. We also find out what… Read More »Real Estate update with Patrick Carlisle
