Sometimes it’s hard to be calm in the digital world. With more than a billion personal records already stolen, we all need a plan for how to react if our information is compromised. Steve talks with Adam Levin, author of Swiped: How to Protect Yourself in a World Full...

Recently, Steve heard a dad give his son some bad advice about college and starts with that. Then, Steve had an extraordinary meal in an extraordinary restaurant and talks with two of the owners of Abe Fisher Philadelphia, General Manager Brian Kane and Chef Yehuda...

Steve interviews Amity Shlaes, author of two books with important lessons about some of the challenges that face us today: 1) Coolidge, a story of Calvin Coolidge, President of the United States of America from 1923 to 1929, and 2) The Forgotten Man, A New History of...

In a few states Marijuana is not just legal, it’s practically required. Steve talks with Bruce Barcott, author of Weed the People: The Future of Legal Marijuana in America.

Steven was in Washington DC last week and spent time at the Newseum which he found fascinating. Steven interviews Sonya Gavankar Newseum Manager of Public Relations and talks about his experiences at other D.C. landmarks. [audio...

Multi-generational money in families can be a wonderful thing. It can also be a direct cause of great turmoil and even tragedy. Steve’s welcomes child psychologist Dr. Mel Lewin to discuss challenges of raising children in today’s world, with and without a lot of...

Facial recognition is not just another technology. Steve says it will change society and leave us nowhere to hide. Then, CEOs throughout the country already know that Generation Z is rewriting the rules of the workplace and will transform the future of business,...

The White House Chief of Staff has been said to be the second most powerful person in the world. The Chief has White House Oval Office walk-in privileges to the President of the United States, controls access to the President, and is often the only person in the room...

Steve starts with a story that suggests that most of life is 5% what happens to you and 95% how you choose to respond to it. Then, dating has not changed with the advent of the internet and computer matchmaking as much as it would appear. Steve interviews Moira...

Some of the greatest benefits of science include the opportunity to preserve and restore the quality of life. Steve talks with Jerome Unatin, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon, about what happens when a doctor becomes a patient, how aging Baby Boomers and their joint...