Downtown Greensboro is facing a wave of restaurant and small business closures, rising public frustration, and questions about leadership, safety, and revitalization.
The conversation addresses the loss of legacy restaurants, the limits of local leadership, the role of downtown organizations, and why revitalization now requires real capital investment.
Recorded around MLK Day, the discussion examines the role of the National Guard in American cities, politicization of the military, fears surrounding national curfews, and immigration enforcement.
We examine the administration’s approach, the U.S. intervention in Venezuela and its broader economic and geopolitical repercussions, and what history suggests as the midterm elections arise.
We explore the Federal Reserve’s mission, how the Fed is performing, and the latest signals from the labor market and consumer spending. We also dig into price stability, inflation, credit card debt, and tariffs.
We break down what “evidence-based investing” means, how his rules-based approach protects investors from market drawdowns, and what investors should be doing in this phase of the market cycle.
