Business for Breakfast

Business for Breakfast

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Business for Breakfast episodes

  • Business for Breakfast 3/23/18

    Mark was off today so Doreen stepped in with Ken Morgan for the morning show.  On the show today was Al Angrisani a company turnaround expert talking about the latest in a long line of retail bankruptcies and predictions for big box stores.  Then Author and Adventurer, Joe Wilkins, about his new book called, "Gates of the Arctic National Park; Twelve Years of Wilderness Exploration."  Author Hilarie T. Hamm talked about her new book called, "Billions Lost."  It deals with the tech industry and the loss of jobs in that field.  During Stump the Chumps, Ken got his answer wrong so the first contestant automatically won $100 in gift cards to Taco Guild.  In the Biz Leaders spotlight was Isaac Kahn with an upcoming charity event and finally from the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, John Ragan, on the latest program launch called InvisionAZ.

    1 hr 1 min
  • Business for Breakfast 3/22/18

    Today on B4B, CSF Chair Rich Polimeni talked about the College Savings Fund visiting Phoenix.  Then Greg McBride of Bankrate.com talked about the results of this week's Fed Meeting.  Solar Sandy stopped by to talk about going solar before electric rates increase.  Joe Capitano, Homeowners Financial, discussed a new kind of loan Fannie Mae has announced and finally Ellie Hollander, President of Meals on Wheels America regarding the senior population's lack of proper meals and nutrition.

    1 hr 18 min
  • Business for Breakfast 3/21/18

    Today on Business for Breakfast, Career and Life Coach, Jennifer Longmore discussed a survey showing 78% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.  Catherine Collinson from Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies talked about their new survey that highlights the challenges women face in achieving a secure retirement.  Lou Leonard rounded out the first hour discussing Earth Hour this Saturday night.  It's when the world turns off electricity at 8:30 pm PT.  No winner in today's contest so $100 to Taco Guild is on the line for Friday's contest.  And finally, in the Biz Leaders Spotlight was Shane Alexander owner of Alexander Building. 

    1 hr 20 min
  • Busness for Breakfast 3/20/18

    On B4B this morning, Ellen Joyce, Sr. Marketing Director for Cox Business about a contest for local valley small businesses.  West Wood One News Correspondent, Steve Kastenbaum, talking about Wall Street and Time Warner/AT&T lawsuit.  Mike Brosig, Corporate Management Expert, is this really the end for Toys R Us?  Dan Santos, Area Manager for Taco Guild stopped by to discuss new menu and drink items.  Taryn Schultz with AZ MS on the upcoming bike event this weekend.

    1 hr 20 min
  • Business for Breakfast 3/19/18

    On this Monday morning, Thomas from Gilbert managed to snag a $50.00 gift card to Taco Guild during today's Stump the Chumps contest.  Humanitarian Christine Connolly Bell of World Vision, talked about the world's water crisis.  Then Dan Thomas of XYZBuys discussed the US Energy grid and if its' vulnerable to attacks.  Adrienne Rose Bitar, the author of "Diet And The Disease Of Civilization" discussed her new book and in the Biz Leaders Spotlight, today was Jeff Hoodzow owner of Best Deals in Town.

    1 hr 22 min
  • Business for Breakast 3/16/18

    Today Jennifer Fitzpatrick, a generations expert, talked about her book, "Cruising Through Caregiving."  Then from Consumer Reports, cybersecurity expert Bree Fowler on how to avoid March Madness phishing scams.  Tom Godfrey talked about the upcoming Bike event for the MS Society and then Solar Sandy rounded out the show talking about saving money by going Solar.

    1 hr 19 min
  • Business for Breakfast 3/15/18

    Ama Marston was the first guest today on B4B, with Mark Asher and Ken Morgan.  She discussed how businesses can use "Type R" to address 21st Century challenges.  Dr. Marilyn Singleton is the author of a book called, "Diet and the Disease of Civilization.  Kiplinger columnist Kim Lankford talked about navigating new military retirement choices.  Self Proclaimed "beer doctors", Nancy Hoalst-Pullen and Mark W. Patterson talked about the latest National Geographic article called the Atlas of Beer.  Finally WestWood One News Correspondent in Dallas, Clayton Neville, on March Madness and the price of tickets to some of these games.

    1 hr 19 min

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Business for Breakfast is fresh, fun, and guaranteed to start your business day the right way! Ken Morgan and Julie Dougherty host the Phoenix radio version of the show, and Francoise Rhodes hosts in…