In an uncertain and rapidly changing world, Steve Forbes sits down with today’s leading business and economic minds to give listeners a better grasp of what’s ahead, and shares his own perspectives on the day’s most pressing issues.
https://art19.com/shows/steve-forbes-whats-ahead
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 6 hours 41 minutes
episode 22: Can a Return to Common Sense Save Our Democracy: Philip Howard
The density of rules and regulations have people feeling powerless and paralyzed.
episode 21: Wall Street Turbulence And Dividend-Growth Stocks Are Perfect Together: David Bahnsen
Dividend-growth stocks are a panacea to a turbulent market
episode 20: Optimism In The Face Of “The Bad News Industry”: Matt Ridley
Overall, worldwide quality of life is getting better at an accelerating rate.
episode 19: Success Stories From A Serial Entrepreneur: John Catsimatidis
A young, greek immigrant makes it billionaire big in America
episode 18: On The Edge Of A Bold, New Technological Era: Catherine Wood
Disruptive innovation will pave the way to a radically new and better world
episode 17: How Robots Will Free Us To Pursue Our Passions: John Tamny
Artificial intelligence is part of the process of progress and leads to the end of drudgery.
episode 16: Latvia Is Primed For Far-Sighted Investors: Krisjanis Karins
A small but fierce country with great economic potential.
episode 14: Why Society’s Obsession With Early Success Is Misguided: Rich Karlgaard
Rich Karlgaard on the need to reevaluate societal pressure to achieve early in life.
episode 13: Democracy Cultivates Critical Tech Innovation In Central Europe: Robert Vass
Robert Vass shares that the fresh technology innovation coming out of Central Europe is good for the world, but it needs support in the form of healthy institutions and capital investment.