KXL recently asked Richard Stockton to come on the air 🎙 in Portland, OR to discuss the record-high vacancy rate in office space nationwide and its impact on the economy, including in Portland. Richard, a commercial real estate expert, shared his insight on the topic with the Portland's Afternoon News show host, Tim. According to Richard Stockton, the data from Costar is reliable, and the high vacancy rate in office spaces is concerning not only for the leasing and tenant demand industry but for other industries such as hotels, restaurants, and shops as well. However, Richard said that it's not as dire an outlook as many may think. It is just another phase of a perpetually evolving asset class in real estate. The empty office spaces may be converted into mixed-use buildings housing apartments, hotels, grocers, and restaurants needed to sustain downtown residents. This conversion leads to more city dwellers and a 24-hour thriving nightlife. Richard's insightful analysis suggests that these developments are far from a crumbling core of our cities. Rather, they are vital for the growth of urban centers across the country.

WILS via FOX News Radio recently asked Raven Harrison to come on the air 🎙 in Lansing, MI to discuss President Biden's rumored revival of detainment policies. The conversation that followed delved into the border crisis that is currently affecting the country. When asked about the situation at the border, Harrison highlighted the emergency declaration being made by El Paso and the constant spike in Amber Alerts due to the influx of migrants. Harrison posits that the government's number one responsibility is to protect American citizens, and the fact that they are suing the government to do their job is telling. When asked about the possibility of states building their own walls, Harrison notes that while Arizona tried to do so, she has no information indicating that any state is moving forward with such plans. The conversation also touched on other issues like the increase in interest rates leading to young people being unable to afford to leave their family's homes, and the state of the housing situation on the border states, which Harrison believed was terrible. She noted that there are reports of migrants being put up in five-star hotels, stepping over homeless people to do so. Harrison's new book, 'Raven's Mantle Fighting a Betrayal of America' was also mentioned, which interested listeners can find on Amazon, Barnes, and Noble, or on her website - http://www.ravenharrison.com

Listen to Chris Westfall from Bulletproof Branding on WOOD Radio in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as he shares the do's and don'ts of company holiday parties. This informative interview aired on 12/22/22 and is a must-listen for anyone planning or attending a company holiday party this season.

Listen to Chris Westfall from Bulletproof Branding on WOOD Radio in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as he shares the do's and don'ts of company holiday parties. This informative interview aired on 12/22/22 and is a must-listen for anyone planning or attending a company holiday party this season.

Listen to Chris Westfall from Bulletproof Branding on WOOD Radio in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as he shares the do's and don'ts of company holiday parties. This informative interview aired on 12/22/22 and is a must-listen for anyone planning or attending a company holiday party this season.

Listen to Chris Westfall from Bulletproof Branding on WOOD Radio in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as he shares the do's and don'ts of company holiday parties. This informative interview aired on 12/22/22 and is a must-listen for anyone planning or attending a company holiday party this season.

Listen to Chris Westfall from Bulletproof Branding on WOOD Radio in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as he shares the do's and don'ts of company holiday parties. This informative interview aired on 12/22/22 and is a must-listen for anyone planning or attending a company holiday party this season.

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Dallas Crilley, Communications Manager with Real News PR, was recently a featured guest on WHO via FOX News Radio in Des Moines, IA. During the interview, Dallas discussed the impact of rising food prices, despite the fact that gas prices have gone down.

Dallas highlighted the many factors at play, including avian flu, the conflict in Ukraine, and fuel costs. He also pointed out that prices will not decrease for another six months and will only do so if an effective domestic energy policy is put into place. Dallas also discussed the conflicting efforts of the Federal Reserve and Congress to regulate the economy, noting that “the power of the purse rests with Congress” and that “Congress has their foot on the gas, while the Fed has their foot on the brake."

The interview was an eye-opening discussion of the current economic situation, and it's clear that Dallas has a deep understanding of the complexities of our current financial state. Tune in to WHO via FOX News Radio to hear the full interview!

Just had an amazing interview on WTAM in Cleveland! While discussing the topic of rising food prices with Stephen Patterson, financial strategist and director of client Relations for Key City Capital. We talked about the variety of factors that have contributed to the rising food prices like bird blue, avian blue, the conflict in Ukraine, and abnormally high gas prices. Stephen pointed out that it takes a while for the effects of gas prices to work through the system and we won’t see any decrease in consumer food items for another 6 months.

We also discussed the potential of rising gas prices this summer, which could erase any relief we were going to see with food items. Stephen emphasized how important it is that we create a domestic energy policy and how the Fed is using the tool that they have, but Congress has the power of the purse.


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