Washington Policy Analyst Ed Mills discusses the timing of a second round of coronavirus relief, his current election outlook and other ongoing policy initiatives. [Recorded 7/6/20]

Managing distraction, connecting with colleagues and setting work-life boundaries all take on new meaning when your home doubles as your office. Corporate coach Lori Raiti is back with insights around making the transition. [Recorded 6/4/20]

The recent jobs report cited 14.7% unemployment, but the true figure is closer to 20% when you count furloughed workers. Chief Economist Scott Brown shares his outlook for an eventual recovery. [Recorded 5/11/20]

To know the real COVID-19 infection rate, we’d need to run enough tests that less than 10% come back positive – a scale that hasn’t yet been reached, says Healthcare Policy Analyst Chris Meekins. [Recorded 4/24/20]

How the outbreak unfolds will likely impact both whom Americans elect and how ballots are physically cast, says Washington Policy Analyst Ed Mills. [Recorded 4/8/20]

The Federal Reserve has made another emergency announcement in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Chief Economist Scott Brown discusses the Fed’s decision and shares his outlook for the coming weeks. [Recorded 3/16/20]

Raising capital, forming a professional team, overcoming self-doubt – owning a business is rife with challenges, both personal and professional. Ken Grider, managing director and head of Raymond James’ business development group, offers his perspective. [Recorded 1/16/20]

“Fatalities rates are still pretty low, historically speaking,” says Healthcare Policy Analyst Chris Meekins, “but there is a bigger impact than I think people appreciate.” [Recorded 2/11/20]

Whether you’re an employee, retiree, business owner, parent, student or any combination thereof, you should be familiar with the SECURE Act changes. Hear from Financial Planning Consultant Jim Kidney, CFP®. [Recorded 1/31/20]

“We are optimistic for the upcoming year, but we’re not euphoric,” says CIO Larry Adam. “I do want to caution investors about becoming overly complacent.” [Recorded 1/14/20]