Mountain Money

Larry Warren and Doug Wells talk with Paulo Shoemaker, author of Can’t Not Do: The Compelling Social Drive that Changes Our World. Can't Not Do is a catchphrase for the urge that captures the heart of effective social change agents – explaining in their own words, their passion and drive, "I can’t not do this. It’s not that I can do this, it’s that I can’t not.” The lessons are reflected in seven seemingly simple questions that provide guideposts and unlock the readers potential to make a difference for a social cause they care about.

Author Jay Samit, a digital media expert who has launched, grown and sold start ups and Fortune 500 companies alike, describes the unique method he has used to invent new markets and expand established businesses.

Kreg Van Stralen, the owner of Wasatch Bagels and Park City Broiler recently purchased Tarahumra Express and is opening a second location in Park City.

On this episode, hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells spoke with Renee Robertson, author The Coaching Solution: How To Drive Talent Development, Organizational Change and Business Results. Other guests included Mark Mazzone of Park City Reality Group and Jim Harsch of Mountain Town Realty talking about synergy between local independent real estate firms. The show wrapped up with Richard Reed  of Zions Bank talking about new "chip cards" and how that's changing transactions.

Hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells kicked off this episode with author Paul Zane Pilzer and a conversation about his book The End Of Employer-Provided Health Insurance. It could be just what you need figure out the modern U.S. health care system. Blaine and Honey Parker of Slow Burn Marketing then joined the show to talk about their book Billion Dollar Branding.

On this episode of Mountain Money, hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells were joined by author Stephen Witt for fascinating conversation about digital music piracy. He's the author of How Music Got Free: The End of an Industry, the Turn of the Century and the Patient Zero of Piracy. Kirsten Fox also joined the show to talk about wine and restaurants. She's the founder and CEO of Culinary Wine Institute and the author of The Profitable Wine List: Three Steps to Quickly & Easily Increase Wine Sales.

On this episode of Mountain Money, hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells kicked off the show with Jeff Bartlett from Consumer Reports. They had a conversation about the 10 Best Cars Made In America or assembled in America with many American parts. Entrepreneur and Park City resident Daniel Might then joined the show to talk about some of his projects, including Uber and HolodeckSLC.com. Seth Adams, owner of Riverhorse, also joined the show to talk about their purchase of The Imperial Hotel and the plans for it.

In this edition of Mountain Money, hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells speak with Ron Lieber, author of The Opposite of Spoiled. Also on the show are Jenny Goosley from High West Distillery and Liana Teteberg  from Yarrow Hospice.

In this edition of Mountain Money, hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells welcome Beth Levine, author of Jock Talk: 5 Communication Principles For Leaders. David Colling, CEO of Hendricksen/Butler joined the show to talk about how the workplace has evolved. Anna Davies and Robbie Stout of Ritual Chocolate wrapped up the show with details about their new venture in Park City.

In this edition of Mountain Money, hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells welcome Amy Wilkinson, author of The Creator's Code: The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs. Then it's Special Agent Virginia Keys from the IRS Criminal Investigation unit about this year’s Dirty Dozen scams, ID theft information, and how how to pick a tax preparer. Always something you can take to the bank on Mountain Money.

It's back to business on this episode of KPCW's Mountain Money; hosts Larry Warren and Doug Wells welcomed author Erin Meyer to discuss her book The Culture Map: Breaking Through The Invisible Boundaries Of Global Business. She talked about language and culture while doing business in connected world. Hilary Reiter of Redhead Marketing also joined the show to talk about her firm's new office in New York City and how that ties in with her work here in Park City.

This episode of Mountain Money has a little something for every one, beginning with a segment with author Karan Girotra talking about his book The Risk Driven Business Model. Dave Elvenholl joined the show to talk about Park City Pet Resort and Jared and Trish McMillen helped wrap things up with details about their new gallery location.