Twenty Women Who Loved Liberty
What do Martha Washington, Sojourner Truth, Abigail Adams, and Ayn Rand have in common? They're just four of the twenty women who impacted the cause of freedom in America.
The Tea Party: Why It Exists and What It Wants
This program examines what Tea Partiers want and why, how they influence political conversations and perhaps the last election, and how they will continue to protest government involvement in economic decisions.
Why Should We Care About the Middle East – Part One
. Join Dennis McCuistion, Jim Falk, Radwan Masmoudi and Tod Robberson in part one of a two part series on the Middle East.
Why Should We Care About the Middle East – Part Two
Join Dennis McCuistion, Jim Falk, Radwan Masmoudi and Tod Robberson in part two of a two part series on the Middle East.
Is It Possible to Stop Addiction?
Christopher Kennedy Lawford and panelists discuss if it's possible to stop addiction and offer hope and solutions to the chronic brain disease.
Addiction Causes: The Causes and Costs of Addiction
Christoper Lawford Kennedy and a selection of expert panelists discuss addiction causes and the cost of addiction in the long-term.
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.
New Ways of Transitioning the Homeless
Those who once donated to homeless shelters are now clients with reports of a 12 percent increase of homelessness in America since 2007.
Women Wealth and Giving: The Virtuous Legacy of the Boom Generation
Join us as we discuss women, wealth, the boom generation and the philanthropic giving of women. Giving charitable donations is characteristic of this generation.
Life Without Lawyers
Philip K. Howard, founder and chair of Common Good, joins Dennis McCuistion to discuss the flaws of the legal system today. He states, "Law encourages people to do what they know is wrong."
20 Years of McCuistion: Health Care and Wellness
17% of our GDP is spent on health care, thus health care has gone from being a personal issue to a public policy debate. In this 20 year retrospective on this issue we feature various perspectives: liberal, conservative and libertarian.
20 Years of McCuistion: Media and the Internet (Pt. 4 of 6)
Dennis McCuistion discusses media and the Internet and interviews with some of the most prestigious names in journalism including: Bill Moyers, Sam Donaldson, Bob Schieffer, Jim Lehrer, John Solomon.
20 Years of McCuistion: Motivation and Leadership
Motivation is often defined as that which gives purpose; action toward a desired goal. Sharing their stories on motivation and leadership on this 20th anniversary segment are several of the leading speakers in the country.
20 Years of McCuistion: Federal Government Debt, Credit Issues and Foreign Policy (Part 5 of 6)
This 20 year retrospective focuses on three key areas that are presently at the core of American society: federal government debt, credit issues and foreign policy.