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.
Natural Nutrients: Innovative Alternative Ways to Be Healthy
Studies show that taking the right natural nutrients and supplements can increase your health, stamina, slow down aging and contribute to overall better health.
A Conversation with Steve Forbes
Steve Forbes discusses his support of the flat tax, issues surrounding the global economy, his views on Washington policy and his perspective on where the government should be focusing.
Charles Murray: Real Education & Education Myths
Charles Murray discusses his new book, Real Education. His premise is simple: the way we are educating our children is based on education myths and disregards four distinct truths.
Culture in America: Three Biggest Challenges Facing Western Civilization – Pt. 2
Herb Meyer discusses his suggestions for what should be done in order to save the culture in America and western civilization.
The International Implications of the Weak Dollar and Foreign Trade
On this program Stephen Moore joins Dennis McCuistion to discuss the shift from free trade to fair trade and the implications of the weak dollar.
Michael Strong on Social Responsibility in Business, Peace & Prosperity
Michael Strong, Chief Visionary Officer of Flow discusses the necessity of entrepreneurs practicing social responsibility in business. It will not only positively affect the bottom-line, but it is an effective model for creating peace and prosperity.
A Conversation with Mark Skousen of Freedom Fest
Mark Skousen, an economist and producer of Freedom Fest, discusses economics, politics, free market issues and his views on all.
What the Credit Crunch Means to You
McCuistion and a panel of experts discuss the credit crunch and reasons for the credit crisis. They cite housing interest rates, accessibility of mortgages and lack of equity, just to name a few.
Blood Shortage Situation: Challenges, Options and Solutions
The national blood shortage is expected to increase as demand outstrips supply. Experts discuss the extremity of the situation and innovative ways for solving the issue.