Today the UAW will vote on the third contract offer from John Deere. Dan has the info on what the contract contains, and in today's show he breaks down the relevant points and discusses what they mean for a possible agreement.

The Green Bay Packers are having their first stock sale in a decade, so Dan and Beth decided it was important to discuss it! After that light-hearted chat, the two dig into Amazon's settlement with California and GM's decision to remove some features from their cars due to chip shortages.

Meta (Facebook) has announced that it's banning targeted advertising based on certain keywords. Dan and Producer-Wife Beth discuss they views on the matter. In segment two the duo delve into the recent statement from an MSNBC host about how Americans can afford the higher prices its citizens are now seeing. And in the final segment they discuss how another Walgreen has closed in San Francisco, but not for the reasons you may think.

We've been discussing labor disputes a lot on this show. This is especially true with UAW workers striking at John Deere. So for today's Sunday Discussion we decided to take a look at the history of the UAW. We came up with 7 interesting tidbits about the union and share them in our standard informal, discussion format.

Enes Kanter appeared on CNN and laid into both the NBA and Nike for their silence on humanitarian issues with China. Dan and Producer-Wife Beth delve into the deeper lesson that businesses can and should learn from Nike's mistakes in this matter. The duo also cover news on how big retail is approaching advertising this holiday season and what adjustments both consumers and small businesses should make based on this news. And in the final segment they discuss how the hiring system is broken and what should be done to fix it.

Consumer prices rose at the biggest rate in the last 30 years in the month of October. Dan and Producer-Wife Beth break down the news on the matter and share with you all the data you must know. They also tackle the fed's role in all of this and what they are doing about it (and what they are not.)

Dan and the Producer-Wife Beth are off today, so they've selected three of their most favorite clips for prior shows. The duo discuss how Elon Musk got challenged by the United Nations and how he gave a brilliant response. They talk about Belcampo, a company that was allegedly passing off meats from other farms as its own. And in the final segment Dan and Beth talk about the five-star review system used by companies around the world and how it's essentially a fake, broken system.

Jennifer Granholm was interviewed on Bloomberg, and Dan and Producer-Wife Beth break down the entire conversation, including highlighting some clear "misstatements." In segment two the duo discuss Starbucks and how they closed 600 locations only to open 500 new ones this coming year. They break down the whys behind it. And in the final segment Dan and Beth talk about how Macys is now offering paid college to entice new workers to join the team.

John Deere says it's considering shifting production to its overseas plants as well as using strikebreakers at its US plants as the impasse with the UAW continues. Dan and the Producer-Wife Beth predicted both these things might happen during Friday's show, so they discuss. In segment two the duo cover how Amazon is paying out over $60 million for allegedly withholding tips from drivers. And in the final segment Dan shakes his head at Biden's reported desire to shut down yet another pipeline.

Joe Biden suggested yesterday that most people don't understand what the supply chain really is and how it works. In this Sunday special of The Soule of Wisdom we explain the supply chain in detail but in simple to understand terms. Most people think that the chain is really three steps - make the product, get the product in stores, and people buy it. In reality there is a lot more to it, and breaks in any part of the chain ripple through the system in both directions. We break it all down for you in this very important episode.