Can We Talk, or Is Civil Discourse Dead?
Robert E. Hall and Don Beck, PhD join McCuistion for a riveting conversation discussing today's social and political climate and what can be done to address the polarizing going on in the American society.
McCuistion TV Tapings – August 29th
Challenging Topics, key thought leaders... Join us, Tuesday, August 29th for McCuistion tapings on some really thought provoking issues: Starting at 2:00 PM, continuing until 8:30 PM. TOPICS 2:45 PM: The Opioid Crisis Lee Fitzgerald: [...]
What Really Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis, Part Two (Re-Air)
The 2008 Financial Crisis changed the scope of the financial industry. Join us as we discuss what caused it.
What Really Caused the 2008 Financial Crisis, Part One (Re-Air)
So, what really caused the 2008 crisis: the failure of capitalism, socialism, too much regulation, too little regulation, Wall Street greed, fraud, corruption, cronyism, stupidity? Or all of the above? Guest, Representative Jeb Hensarling comments, [...]
Silk Road: Drugs, the Internet, and Ross Ulbricht
Two years ago, Ross Ulbricht, "Dread Pirate Roberts, the creator of Silk Road, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for creating and running the Silk Road, a massive dark web drug market. Since [...]
Relationships and Diversity in the Boardroom
Many decisions made in a boardroom rely on relationships and diversity of opinions and experience, skill and style. Diversity today is more than diversity in gender and ethnicity.
Is the News Media the Enemy of the People?
Telly Award winner! President Trump has called the media the enemy of the people, routinely castigates them, and has referred to the media as the "opposition party" to his administration. The media has [...]
Globalization: The Pros and Cons
Globalization, positive for many yet criticized just as often, is defined as a process of interaction among people, companies and governments of different nations.
Is the Federal Reserve Good for America?
How well has the Federal Reserve performed its role, and in today's world does the Fed matter as it once may have?
Ethics and Transparency as Antidotes to Financial Fraud (Re-Air)
Ethics, as defined by Merriam-Webster is "the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation... the principles of conduct governing an individual or a group." Our experts, Marianne Jennings, [...]