Podcasts
In the 80’s business was booming at IBM Tucson and the company was looking to add thousands more jobs at Rita Rd. and I-10. Tucson was poised to become one of the nation’s largest tech hubs. Then a fateful election in 1987 catapulted a U of A professor into the position of mayor and it all began to crumble.
Daniel Wood for Congress. CD-AZ Star. Ryan Larson-PAC 12 Football, Cardinals
Republican Candidate for U.S. House, CD 1. Bill Buckmaster Show, 09/24/20
Maxwell Sex trafficking trial
Six questions to ask your real estate agent
Show #20
Steve talks with the Lations for Trump.
Ben talks with HAVOK Journal’s Scott Faith
B. White, Republican Candidate for Pima County Recorder. B. Ford Candidate for Pima county Treasurer, S. Spain Republican Candidate for Pima County Board of Supervisors
Tiffany Davila. Her Cell Phone Was Hacked.
In Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Caroll said, “If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there.” Maybe you’ve applied his words to life in general or literal geographical advice. As an innovator, you’ve got to apply it to your business.
This week Adam and Manny discuss the history and current state of Kraft-Heinz, one of America’s biggest food processing companies. Despite decades of providing the country with some of the most recognizable foods, the company has been directionless and in the process of decline. In an attempt to keep business alive the company recently announced that it will be selling its cheese business to a French dairy company, and that it will be taking $2 billion worth of cost cutting measures to invest more into existing brands with the most potential for growth. Yet, these actions are just another mistake the company has made in choosing NOT to innovate with consumers in-mind. Forgetting about customers, relying on acquisitions, and making virtually no effort towards sustainable growth is Kraft-Heinz’s recipe for failure.
S. Stone, Republican Political Consultant; Pamela Powers Hannley, Candidate for AZ State House; Larry Bodine
Greg Schneider, Executive Vice President, Claims Conference on the new survey of Holocaust knowledge among Millenials and Gen Z, as well as the effort to remove Holocaust denial from Facebook
Robin Wraight-O’Bannon, Sharon Francis