Think about the last book you read? What value did you gain pull from it?

In this episode I talk with old friend Ben Campell about what he's learned from reading many of the classics in the past several years. We discuss what it means for our lives, since we often behave like people who have unlimited time, when time is the most precious and fleeting thing we have.

An inspiring short story of a couple from Democratic Republic of Congo who joined the LDS (Mormon) church under difficult circumstances.

More stories @ www.aglobaltestimony.com

Director of George Washington University's Political Management program provides a detailed look at the 2016 election and shares her story as a successful political fundraiser and coming to DC.

DJ Jocker shares tracks from his new album and talks about what inspires him most.

More music at: www.djjocker.com

The story of Predictit.com Founder John Aristotle Phillips. He thanks Donald Trump for fueling his online futures market business during the 2016 elections season and invites all listeners to send him your best questions.

It's a great story and offers a good preview for the 2016 elections!

Katarina shares her journey coming from Croatia to America. She explains how she came up with the idea of compiling a book of personal stories of LDS converts from all over the world.

HR expert offers keen insights on what HR is really thinking and how to best present yourself to potential employers.

A very important podcast for anyone who is will be looking for a job, which should be just about everyone!

Experienced Hedge Fund Analyst Marcio Silveira shares his story growing up in Rio and then moving to the US after working for one of the most respected Hedge Funds in Brazil.

He shares tips for people starting a new business, what to do and what not to do.

He also offers advice on personal finance, which he currently practices professionally in Washington DC.

An interesting journey from Seattle to China and eventually Washington DC.

Doug shares his stories and enthusiasm for Unicycling.

Matt Bowman describes the creation of his book "The Mormon People" and a number of other developments