In a recent episode of The Champions podcast, host Preston Pearson and co-host Nathan Ross sat down with Drew Pearson, who had the privilege of playing alongside Cowboy Hall of Fame quarterback Roger Staubach for eight seasons. Pearson highlighted the immediate credibility that comes from being associated with a legend like Staubach and noted that…

Maneuvering through politics feels like a tightrope walk. One day you’re backing your state rep, even serving as campaign treasurer. The next, you’re questioning her choices. When your once-favored rep starts voting against your beliefs, it can spark a fire for change. That’s exactly what happened to Mitch Little. A casual chat with neighbors was…

Matt Rivello believes selling a business isn’t just about the transaction, it’s about finding the right successor. A seller wants to pass on their legacy to someone who will respect and continue it, not just abandon ship. On the flip side, buyers are also seeking a smooth handover, a process that requires careful research and…

AI has been a game-changer in the business world. The adoption of chat GPT, a large language model, has been unprecedented, making it the fastest-adopted technology in history. This technology, now accessible to all, offers profound advantages to businesses. Dan Clarke sits down with Fanny Dunagan to discuss a technology company that compared a project…

In 2008, the financial landscape was marred by B-class and C-class mortgage products, reminiscent of scenes from "The Big Short." Chaz Guinn and Bob Repass highlight a significant yet often overlooked detail: the strategic defaults on non-owner-occupied properties, which played a crucial role in the crisis. The term "underwater" was prevalent during this period, describing…

"Going for It" is a book that encapsulates the idea that fame isn’t an inherited privilege but a product of individual effort and public embrace. Join Paul Salfen as he navigates through his narrative, filled with unexpected twists and lacking a clear roadmap—reflecting the shared experiences of many who dared to explore uncharted paths. Discover…

Starting with an accounting degree from the University of Texas at El Paso, Ransom Jones fulfilled his dream of becoming a partner at KPMG, specializing in insurance taxation. His path then led him to Goldman Sachs and a role as CFO of his brother’s company. Despite challenges, Ransom persevered. Returning to New York City, he…

Kristin Juszczyk (@kristinjuszczyk) shares her inspiring journey from fashion enthusiast to successful entrepreneur on @nbcf’s podcast, Hope Ignited. Tired of wearing the same 49ers t-shirts to her husband’s games, Kristin craved a more stylish option that simply wasn’t available. Determined to stand out, she took matters into her own hands. Equipped with a sewing machine,…

Russell Duckworth says navigating the financial landscape can feel pretty overwhelming, especially for new or growing businesses. Lots of small businesses out there are on the hunt for a line of credit, but they hit a roadblock because they don’t have enough assets to put up as collateral. But here’s the good news! According to…

According to Carey Stinson, in the world of bartending, age and gender are irrelevant. What truly matters is people’s ability to master the craft, connect with people, and provide a listening ear. For instance, take a woman who, amidst her divorce and retirement uncertainties, finds solace in sharing her story with a bartender. Or envision…