Chris Rhodes, president and owner of TRC Outdoor, shares his entrepreneurial journey of starting his own landscaping company in 2010 to now employing over 30 people during the peak summer months. 

The unilateral power of Big Tech has resulted in censorship and the frightening control of information. 

STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton explains the roughly $3 million tax implication of the blockbuster James Harden trade from Houston to Brooklyn, and the guys discuss tax deductions. 

Milty and The Smash are back in studio after the holidays and tell stories of their time off and Spring Break trips from the past. 

January 6, 2021, will go down as a dark day in American history. The guys share what was going through their minds during the Storming of the Capitol and the aftermath, President Trump’s legacy, and how the country moves forward. 

STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton reports there has been a large uptick in collection activity by the IRS and speculates what taxes might look like under the new administration. 

The start of the new year prompts reflections on religion and how faith is more important than ever during these tough times.

Milty and The Smash talk Blake Shelton, Toby Keith, Willie Nelson, and forming a country music tribute band. 

Jimmy Sansone, founder of The Normal Brand, a St. Louis-based lifestyle apparel company, joins the show to discuss growing the business out of his parents’ basement and into hundreds of retailers around the country.  

STLTaxLawyer Mark Milton gives more year-end tax considerations, including reviewing your investment portfolio, your retirement accounts, and your charitable giving by December 31 to save on your tax bills.