The morning crew continues the conversation of the economic impact of outdoor recreation and announce the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park in our beautiful state was just ranked most beautiful state park according to Yelp.

Holiday office parties are back after a 2 year hiatus from work related year end parties, now it's estimated that 70% or so plan to hold an in-person holiday party compared to just 42% last year.

Trends in toy sales this year driven by big box office productions is a Sign of the Times.

The crew discusses five tips that might help put some focus on things you need to be really dialed into in order to have your best odds, not only for surviving, but success as well for a small business in 2023.

Chloe Sorvino’s, firsthand account of how business imperatives drive the meat industry to mistreat workers, pollute the environment, fix prices, bribe, and manipulate the political process, all in the name of shareholder profits, from her new book Raw Deal.

The morning crew proudly agrees with Time magazines person of the year and then reviews the word of the year as well debates the new rage of putting mayo into eggnog.

Cybersecurity attacks across the US cost billions to US businesses & small businesses have become a target now for the bad guys former governor of the state of Michigan and serial entrepreneur, Rick Snyder, speaks to Jeff.

The morning crew remembers Pearl Harbor Day and announces that StartupNation will host the call center for the Mitch Album Radiothon for a 3rd year.

Inflation can take a bite out of our lives in many ways, but not when it comes to maintaining our treasured annual Christmas holiday traditions.

The morning crew talks about ways small businesses can protect themselves from cyber attacks and share stories of recent incidences.