The central topic for this week’s broadcast is the midterm election.  Captain Smith also discusses the Democrat party unraveling, WSJ’s election article; Jon Stewart’s interview, Limbaugh’s newsletter about Democrats empowering psychological disorders, and the comeback of American economy  under Trump.

Special Edition: Succeeding in Trump’s America – Part III: In a continuation of his series on Trump’s America, Captain Smith focuses on the innovation nation.

Special Edition: Succeeding in Trump’s America – Part II: Continuing his analysis of Newt Gingrich’s new book, Trump’s America, Captain Smith considers small, independent, agile teams as a way to capitalize on the new economic opportunities brought about by Trump’s “Make America great again” initiatives.

Special Edition: Succeeding in Trump’s America – Part I: Referencing Newt Gingrich’s new book , Trump’s America, Captain Smith discusses how to become and remain successful in this new economic reality.

Captain Smith urges a timeout to reconsider the Kavanaugh event, the AI hype, and the max hype (with minimum performance) of self-driving vehicles. Critical thinking essentials are also discussed.

Special Edition on Artificial Intelligence – Part I: Captain Smith discusses AI and attempts by communists to hijack advanced technology and bring about their version of utopia.

Judge Brett Kavanaugh, his sexual misconduct allegation, and the #MeToo movement are topics of this week’s show. Captain Smith also discusses what occupies your mind space and why this is important.

The 9/11 anniversary is discussed, specifically the Flight 93 memorial event and President Trump’s address.  Topics for this episode are new business opportunities and improving innovation in light of the rising economy, as well as what occupies your mind space.

Thinking critically in a complex world is the topic of this week’s radio show.

Captain Smith describes his visit to the Udvar-Hazy Center, a companion to the National Air and Space Museum. It is a center of innovation and creativity.  He discusses behavioral economics and the need for critical thinking.  He talks about the “father of economics” Adam Smith and current trade wars, suggesting that critical thinking can give … Continue reading "Throttle-Up Episode: Sept. 1, 2018"