As everyone points figures and calls each other evil, Justin Brady explains why there are logical good-natured reasons why people are actually against a $15 minimum wage increase and canceling student debt. Have we lost the ability or respectfully disagree?

I've been using Clubhouse for nearly one week and while there are a lot of aspects I love, there are some really ugly aspects you should be aware of. Mostly, there are a lot of fake people so be careful. Also in this show, I address a few listeners who need a lesson on how to pitch podcasts, shows, and get press for themselves. I'd guess right now they're turning off journalists.

Taking down Parler and censoring the past President's Twitter account, as noble as it may seem on the surface, set a dangerous precedent. Is this the beginning of a tech civil war? I think it might be and I want to discuss this with you. The bottom line is this: no matter how loony a view is, I believe it should be included in the public square where it can be debated and challenged with love, compassion, and mutual respect. Am I wrong? Am I right? Message me at justinkbrady.com

I've often thought remote collaboration is inferior to in-person collaboration but Will Burns, founder of Ideasicle, who has worked at the most prestigious agencies, says it can be better! It turns out there are certain negatives that come with in-person collaboration most of us forget about. Introverts are steamrolled by loudmouths, and we tend to discriminate based on where feedback comes from. But remotely? Some of that stuff goes away.

Is This the End of Recycling? Citing logistical and sorting problems, that's what a 2019 piece in The Atlantic asked. But as recyclables are tossed into landfills and recycling companies are on the verge of dying, the CEO of Amp Robotics, Matanya Horowitz has invented a robot that sorts faster and more accurately than humans.

What if healthcare workers could help people based on who needed healthcare and not geography? Would that address the projected 2.5 million health worker shortage? Dr. Jon Lensing, CEO of OpenLoop Technology is addressing that very problem. Also in this show: everyone is predicting the end of business travel, but Justin thinks everyone... is WRONG, and he has some solid reasons.

Pixar has released "Soul" on Disney + and it's incredible for more reasons than even you realize. For example, did you see the pianist's hands? Also in this show: Robots dance better than I do, and this will change the future. And what Boeing DIDN'T do when re-launching the MAX shocked me.

Bestselling author and Thinkers50 dude, David Burkus joins me to answer a big question is remote work just a remote workaround? As soon as the pandemic hit, Burkus got his nose to the grind creating a guide book solely focused on remote work management. I throw all my objections, questions, and challenges and he offers up concrete tactical strategies for remote managers to not just manage, but thrive and exceed their own goals.

Amanda Goetz went from being the VP of Marketing at TheKnot.com into being a founder of House of Wise, a CBD startup focused on women. But how? How did she raise cash? How did she work on this while being full time at TheKnot.com, and how did she learn the CBD industry with zero prior knowledge?

New entrepreneurs are often discouraged when watching their colleagues become successful, but they shouldn't be. Because they aren't being told the truth. Also in this show, why malls died how this is good for the future of small business. Plus, small designers, seamstresses, and tailors are going to benefit from the new industry of micro fashion. Topics 0:44 - Half of entrepreneurs lie about success 16:15 - Why malls dying helps small business (like you) 25:00 - Micro fashion is going to be a BIG thing for tailors, seamstresses and clothiers.