This week the Business Brief podcast looks at the challenges underrepresented entrepreneurs face to access capital.

Then it checks how the United States' reliance on a powerful fertilizer has kept it off the White House’s tariff list — for now.

This episode of Tariff Talks looks at the impacts of federal trade policy shifts on businesses that rely heavily on imported products.

This week's episode of the Business Brief podcast checks on an import-reliant Columbia market that just opened its doors to tariff turmoil. Plus, the show looks at the state of self-checkout lanes in Missouri supermarkets amid a broader shift.

The latest episode of the Business Brief podcast checks on how Missouri beer producers are faring in the face of aluminum tariffs. Plus, the show examines what the loss of a federal reproductive health care grant means for rural Missouri.

This is Tariff Talks, a pop-up podcast from Missouri Business Alert about how changes in trade policy are affecting the state.

This episode examines the shifting landscape of tariffs and how the effects of trade policy changes could trickle down to Missouri farmers.

This week's episode of the Business Brief podcast catches up on trade wars and examines how Missouri is affected by tariffs targeting its biggest trading partners. Then, the show features a conversation with the founder of a Missouri-based company working to connect international students with jobs in the state.

This week's episode of the Business Brief podcast covers a Kansas City ice cream shop’s ambitions of regional expansion. Then, the show returns to southeast Missouri for another in a series of stories about the region’s earthquake preparedness.

Immigration service providers under strain by Missouri Business Alert

This week's episode of the Business Brief podcast examines changes Missouri lawmakers are suggesting to the state’s tax policy. Plus, the show looks at the booming business of bird-watching.

This week’s episode of the Business Brief podcast looks at tariffs. The show examines how businesses from farmers to grocers to wine sellers are preparing for the possibility of more expensive imports.