Sep 29, 2020

Today is the day of the 1st presidential debate between Trump and Biden.  Historically, perception has been a key factor in presidential debates. This year, people’s expectations seem to be slightly lower than they have been in the past.  What is different about tonight’s debate and what are voters going to...

Sep 22, 2020

This week, Derek Waltchak with Shannon Waltchack, LLC joins us to talk about office space.  Derek is a subject matter expert on Bitcoin, Blockchain and how those technologies are impacting the economy, specifically in commercial real estate. What can we expect to see in the office arena and what is the probable case...

Sep 16, 2020

In the 2016 election, Hillary won the popular vote, yet Trump won the presidency.  Many people felt the turnout was unfair and pushed to do away with the electoral college.  On the flip side, the electoral college allows smaller states with lesser populations to be heard and ensures all American votes have some sort of...

Sep 9, 2020

Fear sells. In world of pandemics, politics, and discontent, it’s reasonable to believe people may not be as confident as they seem. With all the negative news stories and social media posts, many are fearful of what the future will bring.  Who is driving this fear?  Is fear being sold to the public to stir up...

Sep 1, 2020

The NFL will be kicking off in the next couple of weeks, but professional sports ratings have shown to be significantly lower since the pandemic.  In the past, sports have been a way to escape the problems of the world. Have professional sports players voicing their political opinions changed the way people feel...