Simon and Louis More join Jim Blasingame to discuss their food brokerage business that Louis founded, which has major distribution over the upper two-thirds of North America, including how they’ve focused on the younger demographics.

Simon and Louis More join Jim Blasingame to report on how their Canadian food brokerage business has been impacted by the coronavirus, the USMCA trade deal, and the supply chain disruptions.

John Horvat II joins Jim Blasingame to discuss several examples in recent history of Fed monetary intervention in the economy, and the short, mid and long-term implications as a moral hazard.

John Horvat joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how Fed monetary intervention in the economy has been beneficial, even necessary, and when it creates multiple long-term problems that will eventually have to be reconciled.

John Horvat joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the ultimate bill that is/will come due in time on the $trillion of Fed monetary intervention, including the geopolitics of weakening the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency.

Jim Blasingame reveals how to use the one-liner schtick of comedians to think about staying relevant with prospects and customers.

Jim Blasingame defines how relevance is determined in an agnostic marketplace, and what you have to do to manage not becoming irrelevant.

Tiana Laurence joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the need to fund startups outside of New York and San Francisco, and that the true failure rate of new ventures capitalized by investors is, incredibly, as much as 400:1.

Tiana Laurence joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the Post Office may use blockchain to manage mail-in ballots, how Overstock is distributing dividends as digital tokens, and Honeywell is tracking their supply chain with blockchain.

Tiana Laurence joins Jim Blasingame to report on how South Korea is using blockchain to manage driver’s licenses and China is being innovative with blockchain to find other efficiencies.