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Carey talks with Al Lorenzi, President of ABL Wealth Management about #BlackMonday and what happens NOW? People were panic stricken when the market crashed more than 1,000 points. What caused a slide so massive and how do every day Americans rebound and have faith in the market. Or should we? Lorenzi shares his #1 piece of investment advice.

Former-Congressman Ben Quayle is watching the political drama of Donald Trump unfold from the sidelines, "taking a break" from his congressional seat to focus on family.

Quayle, son of former Republican Vice President Quayle, jokingly refers to Trump as a good entertainer who "gets ratings" and has "moments."

But looking past the smoke and mirrors that cloud American politics today, Quayle warns Conservatives about Trump's past "liberal positions" on issues like abortion, taxation and healthcare. Not to mention the heated topic of immigration that very well may "galvanize the Republican base of support." He adds, "If Republicans were smart; they'd take that issue away from Trump."

Public discontent with cronyism and the political class in general, says Quayle, has fueled Trump's success. The irony, regardless of Trump's massive wealth and ego, he is very "relatable."

Quayle touches skeptically on Republican candidates Ted Cruz and John Kasich, while citing Rubio "our best order" because of his "good vision for the Country."

In this 20 minutes episode, we also cover scare warnings about Government shut-downs, and Quayle's view on the escalating dangers of ISIS. There is a lot for us to worry about, but there is also a lot for us to be inspired by. When asked what inspires him, Quail answers "family." He recalls the reason he got into politics, "concern about where the country is going" and "how to help." His stated vision, "to change and shift the way Washington is working.

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Former-Congressman Ben Quayle is watching the political drama of Donald Trump unfold from the sidelines, “taking a break” from his congressional seat to focus on family.   Quayle, son of former Republican Vice President Quayle, jokingly refers to Trump as a good entertainer who “gets ratings” and has “moments.” But looking past the smoke and…

You could be forced to look over your shoulder for the rest of your life." Adam Levin doesn't mince words when it comes to warning people about protecting their privacy. He is the author of new book Swiped, and founder of Credit.com and Identity Theft 911. The recent Ashley Madison hack saw 36 million accounts compromised with massive ramifications ranging from divorce to suicide. Not to mention, hundreds of "high profile" employees from more than 80 well-known institutions who were either directly or indirectly implicated for using the controversial cheating website that advertises "privacy" for its members. In addition to the personal and professional conflicts this breech has caused, Levin believes Ashley Madison highlights a much bigger problem. "Breeches," such as this one, have become a "third certainty in life" for most Americans, he says. This is especially true for teenagers and college students who are known for oversharing and living in revolving door environments where they are vulnerable to privacy hacks. Levin talks to Carey Pena about a few simple safeguards to "compartmentalize your life so as not to jeopardize every aspect." From government surveillance to social media and search engine tracking, Levin shows us, there are many ways Americans are vulnerable and need to watch out. We always like to end the show by asking guests what personally inspires them. As a consumer advocate with more than thirty years experience in personal finance, privacy, and government service, Levin says he is inspired by civil rights leaders like John and Bobby Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. He reminds us, "It's all about how you give back, what you do for people, and how you stand up for what you believe in.

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You could be forced to look over your shoulder for the rest of your life.”  Adam Levin doesn’t mince words when it comes to warning people about protecting their privacy.  He is the author of new book Swiped, and founder of Credit.com and Identity Theft 911.     The recent Ashley Madison hack saw 36…

Carey Pena has been a television news reporter and anchor based in Phoenix for over a decade. She is the Founder and CEO of the Media Firm, Inspired Media 360, focused on digital journalism including this Podcast, Carey Pena Reports. Each week Carey and her producer, Radio Host Shannon Hernandez interview newsmakers, politicians, public figures, experts in the world of fitness, finance, health, social media, and business. Or maybe just ordinary people doing extraordinary things. There is nothing better than hearing from an entrepreneur who is making life happen, on their own terms. Quality of life matters.

This podcast is all about informing, inspiring, and engaging — having fun along the way.

A lot can happen in a 20 minute podcast!

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Carey Pena has been a television news reporter and anchor based in Phoenix for over a decade.  She is the Founder and CEO of the Media Firm, Inspired Media 360, focused on digital journalism including this Podcast, Carey Pena Reports.  Each week Carey and her producer, Radio Host Shannon Hernandez interview newsmakers, politicians, public figures,…