Doug Wells

This morning, Jill Shroyer ( 01:13) , founder of Expedition HR Consulting, joined Mountain Money to talk about her new book - Conquer Sticky Situations! The book empowers the reader to conquer the "stickiest" situations they may encounter at work or in their personal lives.  Shroyer offers a freebie to listeners.

Some things seem to be a part of every Superbowl broadcast. Budweiser Clydesdales, Coca Cola Polar Bears, clever Hyundai ads and- of course Tom Brady. But while Brady showed up once again, the starting lineup for the ads was quite different this year.  Tiffany Hsu (25:41), a media reporter for the business desk at the New York Times, joined Mountain Money for her second annual post Superbowl visit. Her focus on advertising and marketing made her the perfect guest to talk with us this morning.

We ended the hour talking with Michael Santoli ( 37:27)  about the frenzy over GameStop's share price that small-time investors drove.

This morning, (1:53) Ted Tatos, with the University of Utah’s Department of Economics, joined us to talk about the recent Supreme Court case NCAA vs. Alston.  This new case examines the relationship between the NCAA and its student athletes, a case that focuses on non monetary academic benefits. 

(25:13) Nick McCullum with Passiv, discussed the path to create their portfolio management tool.

This morning, Skip Miller, author of Outbounding: Win New Customers with Outbound Sales and End Your Dependence on Inbound Leads, joined Mountain Money to talk about them with the knowledge, training, and road-tested sales tactics that raise the success rate (and even the enjoyment level) of outbound sales.

This morning, (1:26) Jake Wood, co-founder and CEO of Team Rubicon, joined Mountain Money to talk about the veteran-led, nonprofit disaster relief organization and what efforts they are providing to help with COVID-19 impacts.

(23:46) Robert Metzger, a prominent legal voice in the federal contracting community, talked about the SolarWinds breach and what it means for private businesses.

Welcome to the Year End Show for KPCW's Mountain Money.  No matter which way you look at it, there is a lot we can look back on this year.  For this episode, Mountain Money went back and looked for interesting stories that were covered this year.

There are four highlighted in our Year End Show.

This morning, (1:40) Michael Wilkerson, author of Stormwall: Observations on America in Peril, joined Mountain Money to raise awareness of the 2021 Financial Challenges: Deficit, Debt, Defaults and Disease.

This morning, E-commerce expert (1:48) Jason Boyce joined Mountain Money to talk about Amazon, the cost of Amazon’s success and fears over competition and consumer choice, personal privacy, pricing power and public services reliant on Amazon.  

This morning, author (1:30) Stephanie Kelton joined Mountain Money to talk about her book The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People's Economy.  The book looks to give us the power to imagine a new politics and a new economy and move from a narrative of scarcity to one of opportunity

This morning Brenden Fischer (01:54), with the Campaign Legal Center, joined Mountain Money to talk about Campaign Finance for the 2020 elections.  Fischer helped us understand how much was raised, how it was raised, and the impacts of Citizens United, small donors, and other efforts.

Tyler Maroney (1:40) joined us this morning on Mountain Money to talk about his new book, THE MODERN DETECTIVE: How Corporate Intelligence is Reshaping the World.

(23:53) On September 15, 2020, The New SLC opened - the first new hub airport built in the U.S. in the 21st century. Nancy Volmer, Director of Communications and Marketing for The New SLC, will joined Mountain Money to talk about the new facility.

Professor Mauro F. Guillén joined Mountain Money (1:24)  to talk about his book 2030: How Today's Biggest Trends Will Collide and Reshape the Future of Everything.  The book highlights trends that will converge and dramatically disrupt the paradigm we have grown accustomed to.

(22:29) Mountain Money spoke with Ed Lewis, CEO of Kensington Investment Company about their new projects under construction in Prospector Square.

This morning on Mountain Money we discussed the impacts of (1:58) Coronavirus on NCAA football and the college sports economy with sports writer Justin Birnbaum. 

(24:05) Bill Kireg and Julie Glusker with Great Coach, joined Mountain Money to talk about their technology solutions that help youth sports organizations, camps, teams, and coaches.  Great Coach recently launched the Clear2Play temp tracker and daily health quiz that many teams along the Wasatch Back are using this fall.

Mountain Money  was joined today by (1:29) Anti-corruption scholar and activist Zephyr Teachout.  Zephyr joins us to talk about her book Break 'Em Recovering Our Freedom from Big Ag, Big Tech, and Big Money. 

(23:56) WeROC Salt Lake City 2020 is slated to take place on September 30th.   Kathy Ricci and Debra Beresini talked with Mountian Money about how the event brings actionable insights, success stories and the tools women need to successfully secure investment capital. 

(1:26) J. Douglas Holladay, author of Rethinking Success: Eight Essential Practices for Finding Meaning in Work and Life joins Mountain Money to speak about how to find meaning, balance, and purpose throughout your career while reaching the highest levels of professional achievement—how to do well without losing yourself.

Mountain Money co-hosts Doug Wells and Roger Goldman interview (1:21) Timothy Moser, creator of Master of Memory.  Timothy will take us through how he built a successful on-line business based on teaching others how to learn Spanish.