Mountain Money

Today's guests include Paul Oyer, author of "Everything I Ever Wanted to Know About Economics I Learned From Online Dating". Then, Chris Monroe, owner of the Torchlight Inn, in Old Town, Park City. Finally, Peter Metcalf, CEO of Black Diamond, Inc. Peter has recently been named a Director of the Salt Lake City Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

Today's first guest is Katherine Bell, Editor of the Harvard Review Blog Network and author of "The Ideas that Shaped Management in 2013". The next guest is Patty Harte, managing director of Institutional Services for TIAA-CREF, a leading financial services provider. Finally, Kreg Van Stralen, owner of Park City Broiler.

Larry welcomes guest host, John Wells to the show today. Their first guest is Gary Williams, author of "The Art Of Retirement". Then, Melissa Garland, owner of Tadasana Yoga Studio, which offers Hot Yoga and Power Vinyasa. To finish the hour, Meryl Van Der Merwe, chef at Du Monde Gourmet Kitchen.

The first guest is Matt Mitton, chair of the Business Department at Jones Waldo, who specializes in estate planning. Then, James Stevenson, co-owner of Cooper's Cabin, a concierge service for property owners. He explains his "new kind of concierge". Finally, Chuck Lamb, from Park City Meat and Provisions, says they are more than just meat but fish, gourmet foods and a deli.

Today's guest line up starts with Rob Kaplan, Former vice chairman at Goldman Sachs, professor and Senior Dean at Harvard Business School and author of "What You're Really Meant To Do". Then, Bill Brunson. Bill tells us tax saving tips for the end of the year, IRS auctions and the clearinghouse on line. To finish the hour, Sarah Baldwin, co-owner of Park City Sports Ski and Snowboard Rentals, which is now open on Lower Main by the Town Lift.

Larry Warren and Doug Wells return to the airwaves this Monday with another episode of Mountain Money:

Matthew Hart is a veteran writer and journalist, and author of seven books, including the award-winning Diamond. We'll discuss his newest book Gold: The Race for the World's Most Seductive Metal.

Vanessa Di Palma Wright is the owner of Farasha Boutique, a fashion business only seen previously as pop-up boutiques. Farasha opened its first-ever permanent Utah location on Park City’s Main Street.

Today's guests are Bill Barnes, federal government relations for Intermountain Healthcare, Bryn Carey, President of Ski Butlers, founded in Park City and Kate Bjordahl, owner of Powder Paws Veterinary Clinic.

Larry Warren welcomes guest host Beth Fratkin to the show. They first speak with author Junheng Li, "Tiger Woman On Wall Street". Then, Gheen Hillman from Cafe Zuppa, in Park City. Finally, Patty Conner, Director of the Office of Consumer Health Services and the state run Avenue H small business Health Insurance.

The first guest in the studio is Matt Slonaker, Executive Director for Utah Health Policy Project.  UHPP is a non profit organization, whose vision is for an efficient and timely manner with sustainable financing. Then, Mark Blocker, Managing Partner of National Affinity Services. Mark has been advising small businesses about what to do with their health insurance. Finally, Bill Brunson, Media Relations Officer for the IRS, warning us about the sophisticated phone scam targeting taxpayers.

Today's show starts with guest, Jacki Zehner, President of The Jacquelyn and Gregory Zehner Foundation and CEO of Women Moving Millions, who dedicates her resources towards the advancement of women and girls. Then Sonia Thomas, President and Founder of Olanova, sustainable fashion with a purpose, by helping women in need become self-reliant. Finally, Linda Wells, entrepreneur and venture capitalist at Tugboat Ventures.

In the first half of the show, Devin Thorpe, President of Mountain West Capitol Network is in the studio, while Kurt Gentry, Vice President of Digital Area Radiate Media is on the phone. Every year Mountain West recognized Radiate Media as Utah's number one fastest growing business. In the second half, Ido Leffler, co-author of "Get Big Fast and Do More Good: Start Your Business, Make It Huge and Change the World".

Doug Wells is joined by guest host Ted McAlear to talk with Erica Ariel Fox, author of "Winning from Within: A Breakthrough Method for Learning, Living, and Lasting Change." Then, Susan McTiernan, associate dean for the graduate program in the Quinnipiac University School of Business. Finally, Krizten Zueger and Alicia Moran discuss a Fresh Day Cafe that just opened inside Rite Aid. 

Host Doug Wells, joined by guest host Barry Hanover, talk with Orly Lobel, author of "Talent Wants to be Free: Why We Should Learn to Love Leaks, Raids, and Free Riding." Next, Tom Karren, CEO of Mokimobility, an expert in mobile app operations. Finally, Susan McTiernan, associate dean for graduate programs in the Quinnipiac University School of Business, on what Janet Yellen's nomination to replace Ben Bernanke as head of the Federal Reserve means to women. 

Hosts, Larry Warren and Doug Wells, have Todd Musting, co-author of "Getting To It: Accomplishing the Important, Handling the Urgent and Removing the Unnecessary". Next, Chett Boxly, of PuRRfect Solutions, a start up company that manufactures an environmentally friendly cat litter. Finally, Steven Wymer, Rustic Roasters. These  hand made s'mores sticks are crafted from reclaimed branches and natural shed antlers.

Today's first guests are Jeff Walker and Jennifer McCrea, co-authors of "The Generosity Network: New Transformational Tools for Successful Fundraising". Then, in the studio is Andrew Howell, of York Hollow Law Firm, that has recently opened in Park City. Finally, Terri Gentry and Linda Lukanowski from Plaint Event Boutique and RSVP by Linda, have combined their businesses, to one location, also in Park City.