CaliBiz

CaliBiz

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CaliBiz episodes

  • California High Speed Rail

    My guest is Jim Patrick, Southern California Communications Director for the California High Speed Rail Project. With no new freeways planned for California, myriad problems with air travel, teens being locked out of driving until age 18 and our chronic housing crisis, efficient train transportion is absolutely essential for California's economy. California's High Speed Rail Project is more than just a fast connection between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

    22 min
  • Job Scams

    A "must-hear" for every working adult -- job scams are everywhere from "ghost jobs" and employment scams to real jobs that will cost you money. The Public Record presents a Halloween Special on the real horrors of job search. With host Ken Alan.

    22 min
  • Social Purpose Tech Company Hello Computer CEO Rossana Jeran talks about StoryTime International

    Featured at the World Literacy Summit, StoryTime International, created by Hello Computer, Inc. is a revolutionary app to inspire children all over the world to be passionate about reading and writing. Providing dynamic story content that never tells the same story twice and app features that inspire literacy despite geographic location or internet access, this unique, “edutainment” style app helps early readers read and is the perfect digital solution for parents and teachers to offer endless, dynamic stories in and out of the classroom. Co-hosted by Ken Alan, Managing Editor, The Public Record and the Coachella Valley Economic Partnership's Laura James.

    22 min
  • When Do You Need a CPA?

    As your business grows, you may want to consider hiring a Certified Public Accountant. CPAs can also help navigate the tax implications of side gigs, employee benefits and retirement plans. Pedro Rincon, a partner at the CPA Osborne Rincon in La Quinta is the guest. Hosted by Public Record Managing Editor, Ken Alan.

    22 min

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