Renai and Roger's first guest is Tyler Cowen, author of Big, Business: A Love Letter To An American Anti-Hero. Tyler Cowen is Holbert L. Harris Chair of Economics at George Mason University and serves as chairman and general director of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. In Big Business , Cowen puts forth an impassioned defense of corporations and their essential role in a balanced, productive, and progressive society. He dismantles common misconceptions and untangles conflicting

Tori Sowul is in the pre-production phase of Rock Roselle – Mountain Bike Apparel designed for women - a company that designs highly technical garments that are tailor-made for women with a perfect blend of femininity and strength, comfort and style. Tori Is beginning the brands journey with one mountain bike jersey – she hopes to expand into a full collection. Shorts, tanks, additional jersey designs and casual wear.

Dr. Jim Suttie has been teaching golf to all types of golfers for over 42 years. He has worked with pros on the PGA Tour, LPGA Tour and the Champions Tour. He has worked with beginners as well as your average player. His specialty is juniors as he coached at four different universities. He also specializes in working with golfers with physical problems. For example if you have a bad hip, knee or back, Dr. Suttie is the man to see in the U.S. Not only does he have a doctorate in this area but he

Are Endless Distractions Dragging You Down At Work? Dr. Cynthia Howard ( www.eileadership.org ) is an executive coach, performance expert and the author of The Resilient Leader, Mindset Makeover: Uncover the Elephant in the Room . She holds a PhD in human development and in the past 20-plus years she has coached thousands of professionals, leaders and executives toward mindset mastery and consistent success.

David Dougherty is the former CEO of Convergys Corp., where he worked for 20 years. Now he’s launching a tennis apparel company even as he competes on the USTA Pro Circuit in the Men’s 60-65 division. Ninetyeight6 Performance Tennis Apparel is designed to keep athletes from overheating in the middle of a match. There’s a mineral embedded into the fiber of the material which helps regulate your body temperature.

Roger and Doug visit with Jay Ford, the manager of Sheraton Park City. The Park City Marriott is now the Sheraton Park City, Leveraging the experience and prestige of Marriott International’s most global brand, the hotel will continue to serve as the ideal year-round home base for leisure and business travelers.

Scott Jeffrey Miller, author of “Management Mess To Leadership Success” is the first guest on the program. Scott Jeffrey Miller knows what it’s like to fail. He was demoted from his first leadership position after only three weeks— and that’s just one of several messy management experiences from his two-decade journey to leadership success.

Mountain Money's interview with Ryan Koemans of R.M. Koemans Construction . Roger and guest co-host Jill Shoyer talk with General Contractor Ryan Koemans who talks about choosing the right builder for your next project. They talk about the challenges of building in the Historic Park City District and the obstacles you have to overcome, as well as what it takes to get the most out of your sub-contractors.

Mountain Money's Roger Goldman and guest co-host Jill Shroyer welcome Chris Barlow, a partner in Beehive Distilling , who announces a new product they are introducing. They talk about the challenges of opening a distillery in Utah, the process of how gin is made and new developments in their expansion of their distillery in Salt Lake City.

On today's Mountain Money, Roger and guest co-host Jill Shroyer interview Jayson Yardley the author of the book “Rev Up!”. Jayson talks about the current state of healthcare and why the patient financial experience is so complicated. The issues of surprise bills, price transparency as well as bill clarity and how the healthcare industry is changing to make a better customer experience for both the patient and providers are discussed.