Hosts Barbara Kahn and Americus Reed are joined by James Thomson, Former Head of Services at Amazon, who tips that every marketing executive can use to protect their brand and grow in the Amazon Marketplace. Also on the show, Barbara and Americus talk to Adam Steck, the creator and producer behind MikeTyson’s one-man show and Thunder Down under in Las Vegas. Later, Tiffani Bova of Salesforce joins the show to talk about the company's new state of marketing report.

Wharton alum George Weiss, Founder of the Weiss Family Foundation, hosts this look at what's happening in the world of philanthropy.

This has been a busy summer in the NBA—not games, but trades and RUMORS about trades. Our hosts talk with Kevin Ferrigan, who covers the NBA for Nylon Calculus. Will the Cavaliers trade Kyrie Irving, as he's requesting? Also on the show, our regular Call to the Bull Pen guest Rick Peterson is in the studio--he talks about pitching stats, Aaron Judge and more. Other topics on the show included the British Open and a preview of the PGA Championship next month.

No debt is good debt! Host Kent Smetters is joined by Susan Powers of AssetGrade to talk about paying down outstanding, unsecured debt. In over your head? Know your options, when to consolidate, which loans to pay off first, and how to budget to avoid debt in the future.

Is it a good time to invest in the health-care sector? Host Mitch Goldman will speak with Paul Robertson, a Senior Portfolio Manager with Bernstein’s Wealth Strategies Group, and a member of the Private Client Investment Policy Group, about some of the opportunities out there--and what impact a possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act could have on prices.

An attempt at a straight repeal of the Affordable Care Act was voted down in the US Senate—so what’s next for Republicans? Also, new sanctions against Russia being discussed in Congress are causing some concerns for members of the European Union. We’ll tell you why. Plus, a new study of the brains of deceased football players shows more evidence that repeated blows to the head cause CTE, a degenerative disease that can cause memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.That and, much more, hosted by Dan Loney.

Host Loren Feldman is joined by Gabe Anderson, Head of Growth Marketing at Gary Vaynerchuck’s social media advertising agency, VaynerMedia. He has tips on high-impact digital marketing and growth solutions for your business.

Innovating to save lives. Host Dave Robertson talks to the Senior Vice President of Clinical Development at Lilly, the pharmaceutical giant. He explains the trial and error that occurs as drug developers work toward breakthroughs. Dave also discusses past medical innovation with Dr. Stanley Burns a historian and medical consultant who’s helped everyone from actors, doctors, directors, and students better understand the world of medicine through the power of photography.

Don’t miss a special Leadership in Action this week, featuring highlights from the 21st annual Wharton Leadership Conference. Listen to how Philadelphia 76ers Head Coach Brett Brown works with his young players; how Tricia Griffith, the CEO of Progressive Insurance, rose from a trainee in the company’s claims department to the corner office; and how Jeff Tiegs, a retired Army vet, is using his military skills to hunt down human traffickers.

An attempt at a straight repeal of the Affordable Care Act was voted down in the US Senate—so what’s next for Republicans? Also, new sanctions against Russia being discussed in Congress are causing some concerns for members of the European Union. We’ll tell you why. Plus, a new study of the brains of deceased football players shows more evidence that repeated blows to the head cause CTE, a degenerative disease that can cause memory loss, confusion, depression and dementia.That and, much more, hosted by Dan Loney.

Innovating to save lives. Host Dave Robertson talks to the Senior Vice President of Clinical Development at Lilly, the pharmaceutical giant. He explains the trial and error that occurs as drug developers work toward breakthroughs. Dave also discusses past medical innovation with Dr. Stanley Burns a historian and medical consultant who’s helped everyone from actors, doctors, directors, and students better understand the world of medicine through the power of photography.

This has been a busy summer in the NBA—not games, but trades and RUMORS about trades. Our hosts talk with Kevin Ferrigan, who covers the NBA for Nylon Calculus. Will the Cavaliers trade Kyrie Irving, as he's requesting? Also on the show, our regular Call to the Bull Pen guest Rick Peterson is in the studio--he talks about pitching stats, Aaron Judge and more. Other topics on the show included the British Open and a preview of the PGA Championship next month.

Hosts Barbara Kahn and Americus Reed are joined by James Thomson, Former Head of Services at Amazon, who tips that every marketing executive can use to protect their brand and grow in the Amazon Marketplace. Also on the show, Barbara and Americus talk to Adam Steck, the creator and producer behind MikeTyson’s one-man show and Thunder Down under in Las Vegas. Later, Tiffani Bova of Salesforce joins the show to talk about the company's new state of marketing report.

Wharton alum George Weiss, Founder of the Weiss Family Foundation, hosts this look at what's happening in the world of philanthropy.

Mortgage applications for new home purchases increased 10 percent last month, compared to June of 2016. But how long can that last, and where are interest rates headed? Host Sam Chandan talks to the chief economist of the Mortgage Bankers Association, who discusses the data and also housing policy reforms that the MBA is pushing in Washington.

Hosts Peter Cappelli and Dan O’Meara are joined by Kristin Rivera of PWC to talk about the company's CEO Success Study. Are CEO’s less ethical than in the past? Later in the show Lew Weiss, CEO of All Metals & Forge Group, calls in to talk about the dark side of prison inmates being hired for pennies on the dollar.

Activist athletes aren’t new—in fact, there’s a rich history. Hosts Ken Shropshire and Scott Rosner talk with 1968 Olympic bronze medalist John Carlos, whose black power salute on the victory podium caused a lot of controversy at the time. Joining them in the discussion is Ken Noel, a nationally ranked long-distance runner who had urged black athletes to boycott the 1968 Olympics…Carlos competed, but he got the message across. Don’t miss a powerful interview.

No debt is good debt! Host Kent Smetters is joined by Susan Powers of AssetGrade to talk about paying down outstanding, unsecured debt. In over your head? Know your options, when to consolidate, which loans to pay off first, and how to budget to avoid debt in the future.

Knowledge@Wharton is a daily, call-in business interview program, broadcasting live from The Wharton School's historic Ivy League campus. Host Dan Loney goes behind the headlines with world-renowned Wharton professors, distinguished alumni, and expert guests.

Airbnb has found success with home-sharing and Uber with car-sharing but what about dining sharing? Host Dave Reibstein talks to the founder of Feastly, which is a community where chefs connect with eaters and offer unique meals to be served in the chef’s home or desired venue. Dave also speaks with the founder of the reservation app called Resy, who talks about how collecting data can enhance the dining experience.

Hosts Peter Cappelli and Dan O’Meara are joined by Kristin Rivera of PWC to talk about the company's CEO Success Study. Are CEO’s less ethical than in the past? Later in the show Lew Weiss, CEO of All Metals & Forge Group, calls in to talk about the dark side of prison inmates being hired for pennies on the dollar.

It’s a question every woman asks herself at one time or another—why are bras so darn expensive and uncomfortable? Host Laura Zarrow talks to two Wharton MBAs who are the co-CEOs of Harper Wilde, a company committed to making the bra-shopping experience simpler and more equitable for women. Hear their story of pitching this idea and raising capital—and why they are also investing in the future of women through their support of girls’ education. As their motto goes, Harper Wilde works to “lift up the ladies” – in every sense of the phrase!

Innovating to save lives. Host Dave Robertson talks to the Senior Vice President of Clinical Development at Lilly, the pharmaceutical giant. He explains the trial and error that occurs as drug developers work toward breakthroughs. Dave also discusses past medical innovation with Dr. Stanley Burns a historian and medical consultant who’s helped everyone from actors, doctors, directors, and students better understand the world of medicine through the power of photography.

Activist athletes aren’t new—in fact, there’s a rich history. Hosts Ken Shropshire and Scott Rosner talk with 1968 Olympic bronze medalist John Carlos, whose black power salute on the victory podium caused a lot of controversy at the time. Joining them in the discussion is Ken Noel, a nationally ranked long-distance runner who had urged black athletes to boycott the 1968 Olympics…Carlos competed, but he got the message across. Don’t miss a powerful interview.

Hosts Doug Collom and Irina Yuen speak with Jonathan Matus, Co-Founder of Zendrive, the driving analytics startup with a mission to make driving safer. And later in the show, they talk to Payam Banazadeh, CEO at Capella Space, a satellite start-up with the goal to provide persistent, reliable information from space through a constellation of small satellites.

We talk a lot about impact investing on Business Radio. Thursday on Dollars and Change, meet one of the biggest names in that space—Joel Solomon, author of "The Clean Money Revolution". Solomon is Chairman of Renewal Funds, which has invested in over 100 early growth-stage companies in North America, delivering above market returns while catalyzing positive social and environmental change. If you want to invest in the future of the planet, don’t miss a chance to hear how it’s done from an expert!

Hosts Barbara Kahn and Americus Reed are joined by James Thomson, Former Head of Services at Amazon, who tips that every marketing executive can use to protect their brand and grow in the Amazon Marketplace. Also on the show, Barbara and Americus talk to Adam Steck, the creator and producer behind MikeTyson’s one-man show and Thunder Down under in Las Vegas. Later, Tiffani Bova of Salesforce joins the show to talk about the company's new state of marketing report.

Is it a good time to invest in the health-care sector? Host Mitch Goldman will speak with Paul Robertson, a Senior Portfolio Manager with Bernstein’s Wealth Strategies Group, and a member of the Private Client Investment Policy Group, about some of the opportunities out there--and what impact a possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act could have on prices.

Hosts Barbara Kahn and Americus Reed are joined by James Thomson, Former Head of Services at Amazon, who tips that every marketing executive can use to protect their brand and grow in the Amazon Marketplace. Also on the show, Barbara and Americus talk to Adam Steck, the creator and producer behind MikeTyson’s one-man show and Thunder Down under in Las Vegas. Later, Tiffani Bova of Salesforce joins the show to talk about the company's new state of marketing report.

Don’t miss a special Leadership in Action this week, featuring highlights from the 21st annual Wharton Leadership Conference. Listen to how Philadelphia 76ers Head Coach Brett Brown works with his young players; how Tricia Griffith, the CEO of Progressive Insurance, rose from a trainee in the company’s claims department to the corner office; and how Jeff Tiegs, a retired Army vet, is using his military skills to hunt down human traffickers.

Host Rob Coneybeer speaks with Raj Kapoor, a tech industry veteran who is currently Chief Strategy Officer at Lyft, the San Francisco-based ride-hailing company rivaling Uber. He also chats with Anna Pelova, a book author, digital nomad and worldwide traveler who will provide valuable insight on how to find your passion. His other guest on the program is Stefan Seltz-Axmacher who talks about Starsky Robotics, a driverless truck startup.

Airbnb has found success with home-sharing and Uber with car-sharing but what about dining sharing? Host Dave Reibstein talks to the founder of Feastly, which is a community where chefs connect with eaters and offer unique meals to be served in the chef’s home or desired venue. Dave also speaks with the founder of the reservation app called Resy, who talks about how collecting data can enhance the dining experience.

No debt is good debt! Host Kent Smetters is joined by Susan Powers of AssetGrade to talk about paying down outstanding, unsecured debt. In over your head? Know your options, when to consolidate, which loans to pay off first, and how to budget to avoid debt in the future.

You will meet a father who decided to start a support group for stay-at-home dads after he found himself ignored or even shunned at events with moms and their kids. His group, which started in New York City, now has chapters in 26 cities across the U.S. Why is there a need for this type of support? And why are more and more couples choosing the flip the traditional gender roles in parenting?

Innovating to save lives. Host Dave Robertson talks to the Senior Vice President of Clinical Development at Lilly, the pharmaceutical giant. He explains the trial and error that occurs as drug developers work toward breakthroughs. Dave also discusses past medical innovation with Dr. Stanley Burns a historian and medical consultant who’s helped everyone from actors, doctors, directors, and students better understand the world of medicine through the power of photography.

Is it a good time to invest in the health-care sector? Host Mitch Goldman will speak with Paul Robertson, a Senior Portfolio Manager with Bernstein’s Wealth Strategies Group, and a member of the Private Client Investment Policy Group, about some of the opportunities out there--and what impact a possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act could have on prices.

Host Loren Feldman is joined by Gabe Anderson, Head of Growth Marketing at Gary Vaynerchuck’s social media advertising agency, VaynerMedia. He has tips on high-impact digital marketing and growth solutions for your business.

Activist athletes aren’t new—in fact, there’s a rich history. Hosts Ken Shropshire and Scott Rosner talk with 1968 Olympic bronze medalist John Carlos, whose black power salute on the victory podium caused a lot of controversy at the time. Joining them in the discussion is Ken Noel, a nationally ranked long-distance runner who had urged black athletes to boycott the 1968 Olympics…Carlos competed, but he got the message across. Don’t miss a powerful interview.

We talk a lot about impact investing on Business Radio. Thursday on Dollars and Change, meet one of the biggest names in that space—Joel Solomon, author of "The Clean Money Revolution". Solomon is Chairman of Renewal Funds, which has invested in over 100 early growth-stage companies in North America, delivering above market returns while catalyzing positive social and environmental change. If you want to invest in the future of the planet, don’t miss a chance to hear how it’s done from an expert!

Don’t miss a special Leadership in Action this week, featuring highlights from the 21st annual Wharton Leadership Conference. Listen to how Philadelphia 76ers Head Coach Brett Brown works with his young players; how Tricia Griffith, the CEO of Progressive Insurance, rose from a trainee in the company’s claims department to the corner office; and how Jeff Tiegs, a retired Army vet, is using his military skills to hunt down human traffickers.

Knowledge@Wharton is a daily, call-in business interview program, broadcasting live from The Wharton School's historic Ivy League campus. Host Dan Loney goes behind the headlines with world-renowned Wharton professors, distinguished alumni, and expert guests.

Host Dawn Graham, Director of Wharton’s Career Management for the Executive MBA Program, welcomes Moe Carrick, Principal and Founder of Moementum, Inc. When choosing a job, finding the right fit with a company matters. Hear tips on how to find a job that you love.

Millions of dollars are spent each year to market a brand, but are companies getting what they paid for? Host David Reibstein explores the metrics of success. Hear from upper management as they share personal experiences in competitive marketing strategies, marketing metrics, and product line decisions. From pricing to international branding, learn the best strategies to evaluate a company’s performance and advance it toward long-term prosperity.

What’s the next revolutionary invention or development from the land of the TechTitans? Bay Area Ventures is your connection to Silicon Valley, the home of Google, Apple, and Facebook! Learn from the entrepreneurs, the financial experts, and the leaders of the industry. Hosted by Doug Collom, Donald Landwirth, Sam Brasch, Irina Yuen and Lise Buyer from the Campus of the Wharton School in San Francisco.

Knowledge@Wharton is a daily, call-in business interview program, broadcasting live from The Wharton School's historic Ivy League campus. Host Dan Loney goes behind the headlines with world-renowned Wharton professors, distinguished alumni, and expert guests.

What’s the next revolutionary invention or development from the land of the TechTitans? Bay Area Ventures is your connection to Silicon Valley, the home of Google, Apple, and Facebook! Learn from the entrepreneurs, the financial experts, and the leaders of the industry. Hosted by Doug Collom, Donald Landwirth, Sam Brasch, Irina Yuen and Lise Buyer from the Campus of the Wharton School in San Francisco.

Hosts Barbara Kahn and Americus Reed are joined by James Thomson, Former Head of Services at Amazon, who tips that every marketing executive can use to protect their brand and grow in the Amazon Marketplace. Also on the show, Barbara and Americus talk to Adam Steck, the creator and producer behind MikeTyson’s one-man show and Thunder Down under in Las Vegas. Later, Tiffani Bova of Salesforce joins the show to talk about the company's new state of marketing report.

Randi Zuckerberg looks at advances in 3-D printing—and how it’s being used to make shoes and eyewear! Her guests today are: Cristina Fuser, Product Manager of LG 3d printed eyewear Lucy Beard of Feetz, 3D printed shoes Romain Kidd, CEO of MyMiniFactory

Knowledge@Wharton is a daily, call-in business interview program, broadcasting live from The Wharton School's historic Ivy League campus. Host Dan Loney goes behind the headlines with world-renowned Wharton professors, distinguished alumni, and expert guests.

It’s a question every woman asks herself at one time or another—why are bras so darn expensive and uncomfortable? Host Laura Zarrow talks to two Wharton MBAs who are the co-CEOs of Harper Wilde, a company committed to making the bra-shopping experience simpler and more equitable for women. Hear their story of pitching this idea and raising capital—and why they are also investing in the future of women through their support of girls’ education. As their motto goes, Harper Wilde works to “lift up the ladies” – in every sense of the phrase!

Would you pay someone 25 million a year? Sports teams, their coaches and agents, make those decisions every day! What happens when the star is injured or involved in a controversial incident? Who pays and who doesn’t get paid? Professors Kenneth Shropshire and Scott Rosner take us behind the scenes of the business of sports. Find out how the decisions are made --and why.

Professor Stew Friedman explores the changing world of work, and how to build a greater sense of harmony among the different parts of your life.

Millions of dollars are spent each year to market a brand, but are companies getting what they paid for? Host David Reibstein explores the metrics of success. Hear from upper management as they share personal experiences in competitive marketing strategies, marketing metrics, and product line decisions. From pricing to international branding, learn the best strategies to evaluate a company’s performance and advance it toward long-term prosperity.