The AmPac Business Capital Connecting Faith and Business Summit is October 13th. Brian Kennedy, Jr. from AmPac and Lynette Coachman from Red Ticket Events talk about this fun and informative event. 

In the second half of the show, Erin airs two classic interviews. The first is with the late New York Times bestselling author, Sue Grafton. This interview originally aired in 2015. The second is with Jon Ronson, about his book "So You've Been Publicly Shamed". This also originally aired in 2015. 

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This episode is all about entrepreneurs in the Inland Empire. You don't want to miss the conversations with Carolina Rosas and Jessica Anguiano. 

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Adam joins Erin to talk about business, finance, and the economy. 

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Analina Garcia, owner of Hug a Tree Reiki, talks about her life and San Bernardino-based business. 

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Erin is joined by James Martin, III and Brian Kennedy, Jr. about the importance of understanding how money works so you can make it work for you. Erin also discusses important news of the day. 

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Erin sits down with Lydie Gutfeld, Director of the City of San Bernardino Parks and Recreation Department followed by a discussion about housing with Melanie Steele from the Inland So. Cal. Housing Collective

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Erin talks asks the question about where private property rights end and code enforcement begins followed by two interviews. 

1) Author and entrepreneur Sandy Gledhill on being fearless, and
2) Dan Chung about his nonprofit, Crossing Borders, which helps defectors from North Korea reach safety

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Todd Brinker, owner of the Shack Out Back production and podcasting company, former corporate Chief Technology Officer, and co-host of the Generation Tech, Two for Brew, and The Rest of Us podcasts joins Erin to talk about the pros and cons of remote work. What is the best structure for your company?

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Adam Russell talks about the local economy and business landscape followed by an update on the housing market with Clemente Mojica, Executive Director of NPHS. 

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It has been 10 years since the City of San Bernardino declared bankruptcy in 2012. What led up to the historic financial difficulty and what has been learned since? Former San Bernardino City Councilman, Tobin Brinker, takes us on a walk down memory lane. 

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