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The youngest generation is changing the way we talk at work

Brad Oates, Former NFL Player & Co-managing Partner and Chairman of Stone Advisors LP  “Sometimes they live in a bubble and everyone around them enforces that bubble and their moral compass gets thrown out the window,” says Oates on ethics.  “In a media driven world, where the mantra is ‘winning is everything’ and losing is looked down upon and it’s a winner take all society, it’s no wonder all these athletes are going to these extreme unethical lengths,” says Oates.

Tips for knowing how much to charge for your personal business.

Business guru Jeanette Bennett talks about how she has built her own business and what helped her in that process.

How can we be firm yet kind leaders?

Thinking Funny Can Help You Be More Creative at Work. But Don’t Try to BE Funny.

Finding extra money on a tight budget

Matt has business experts Ceven Ormond and Scott Shackleford on the show to talk about starting and maintaining a small business.

We discuss why big ideas matter even in small places.

Why personal finance doesn't have to be complicated.

Jeanette Bennett, founder and editor-in-chief of Bennett Communications, discusses what it's like for women in business nowadays, and the progress that they've made over time.

Lots of people are getting financial advice from social media. Is that wise?

Do you have a child who is already an impulse buyer? How can you help them?

Should We Sell Our Biometric Data?

Janae Chandler shares her finance app recommendations.

Is mixing business and friendship a good idea?

Renewal Mill is trying to reduce food waste and greenhouse gases by transforming spoiled byproducts into something edible.

Can Wind Farms Change the Weather?

On a tiny atoll called Ahe in French Polynesia, a family began their new venture in pearl farming.

Guest: Ghada Ahmed, Researcher with the Duke University Center on Globalization, Governance & Competitiveness  Embattled Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad is celebrating a military victory – his forces regained control of the ancient city of Palmyra from the so-called Islamic State which took the city last summer. Progress in a brutal war like this is often measured in territory: who controls which cities, which roads. But gaining power in Syria really boils down to who controls the oil, the water and the bread.

Why banana trees are so fire resistant.

Keeping Soil Healthy Could Help Climate Change

Banana Cultures: Agriculture, Consumption, and Environmental Change in Honduras and the United States

A potential solution to supply chain problems and urban accessibility to fresh foods is to grow the food in the city two miles up.

One fisherman's vision to replace lost fishing jobs with farming the sea.

Scallop Farming Improving Markets and Ecosystems

Guest: Rebecca White, PhD, Vice President of Operations, Qualitas Health Algae, that green slime you often see atop stagnant ponds, is a nutritional powerhouse. If you’ve perused the supplements aisle lately, you may already know algae is high in Omega-3 fatty acids. But it’s also rich in protein. Some strains of algae are up to 60% protein, which is even higher than soy beans. So might algae be a solution to feeding the world’s growing population more efficiently than others forms of agriculture?