Mountain Money unravels Private Equity myths, delves into cryptocurrency donations, and discovers the benefits of gymnastics with The Little Gym Park City, all in this episode of Mountain Money.

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Mountain Money | November 1, 2021

This week Mountain Money focuses on the challenges Park City's restaurant industry is facing, how small- to medium-sized businesses can prepare for the new economy, and a new business added to the Park City Outlet Stores.

Mountain Money | October 25, 2021

Listen in and hear insights into the current shipping crisis, find out who is the fastest-growing company in the state, and learn about Park City's first Asian-American Izakaya.

Mountain Money | October 18, 2021

This week learn how to become the Best Boss, make Thursday your new Friday and find out how the Biden administration's tax proposals impact you.

Mountain Money | October 11, 2021

Over the next couple of weeks, Mountain Money will explore some of the implications of the proposed minimum wage increase from different perspectives. This morning, (1:06) NPR Marketplace reporter Jasmine Garsd joins us to talk about how the end of slavery led to two different minimum wages. (24:55) Miles Hanson, President and CEO of World Trade Center Utah joins us to talk about how they help Utah businesses succeed globally. Mountain Money ended the hour talking with (43:41) Maika Taylor about Beauty Zone ’s 25 th anniversary.

Mountain Money - March 15, 2021

Joining us this morning to explore women and entrepreneurship is coach and branding mentor (1:37) Charlene Walter s. Walters serves as a guide for the fledgling entrepreneur in her candid, compelling, and practical playbook for building a business—and a life—from the ground up. In her recently released book, LAUNCH YOUR INNER ENTREPRENEUR: 10 Mindset Shifts for Women to Take Action, Unleash Creativity and Achieve Financial Success . (22:52) With vaccinations rising and states beginning to ease Covid restrictions, the airlines are gearing up for a rebound in air travel, which has already started to materialize with higher fares and bookings. Some airline carriers have even started to hire again. CNBC.com’s Airline Reporter Leslie Josephs joins us this morning to talk about the rebound and what travelers should know for upcoming travel. (40:43) At the end of the hour, KPCW General Manager Renai Bodily Miller joins Mountian Money to give us an update on the successful 2021 Winter Pledge

Mountain Money - March 8, 2021

This morning (1:28) David Komlos spoke to Mountain Money . Komlos has helped change the way many global leaders approach their top challenges. Komlos talked about how CEOs at Fortune 500 companies are solving their most complex challenges during the pandemic. (25:26) Chris Eggleton and Chris Retzer with New Park Hotel and Resort joined Mountain Money to talk about the initiatives they pursued to keep New Park Hotel and Resort top of mind for incoming guests. We ended the hour talking with (42:01) Renai Bodily Miller, KPCW’s General Manager, about the 2021 Winter Pledge Drive beginning next week.

Mountain Money - February 22, 2021

This morning, (1:10) Dr. Nadya Zhexembayeva, a resilience and reinvention expert, joined Mountain Money to talk about her new book The Chief Reinvention Officer Handbook: How to Thrive in Chaos . (23:15) Tim Larsen, a managing partner at Squire and Company , spoke with us this morning to help us understand how COVID Relief money can impact both personal and business taxes this year. The hour ended with a discussion with (41:27) Stephanie Samuels, the General Manager of the Park City Peaks Hotel , about an outdoor ice skating rink they added to the property.

Mountain Money - February 15, 2021

This morning, Jill Shroyer ( 01:13) , founder of Expedition HR Consulting , joined Mountain Money to talk about her new book - Conquer Sticky Situations! The book empowers the reader to conquer the "stickiest" situations they may encounter at work or in their personal lives. Shroyer offers a freebie to listeners. Some things seem to be a part of every Superbowl broadcast. Budweiser Clydesdales, Coca Cola Polar Bears, clever Hyundai ads and- of course Tom Brady. But while Brady showed up once again, the starting lineup for the ads was quite different this year. Tiffany Hsu (25:41), a media reporter for the business desk at the New York Times, joined Mountain Money for her second annual post Superbowl visit. Her focus on advertising and marketing made her the perfect guest to talk with us this morning. We ended the hour talking with Michael Santoli ( 37:27) about the frenzy over GameStop's share price that small-time investors drove.

Mountain Money - February 8, 2021

This morning, (1:53) Ted Tatos, with the University of Utah’s Department of Economics, joined us to talk about the recent Supreme Court case NCAA vs. Alston. This new case examines the relationship between the NCAA and its student athletes, a case that focuses on non monetary academic benefits. (25:13) Nick McCullum with Passiv , discussed the path to create their portfolio management tool. The hour ended with us talking to the new owners of (39:43) Right at Home , Melissa O’Brien and Tina Pignatelli.

Mountain Money - February 1, 2021

This morning on Mountain Money, (2:29) David Sandalow, former Under Secretary for the United States Department of Energy, joins us to talk about potential changes in energy policy and their impact on the economy under a Biden administration. (24:31) Fawn Germer is one of America's most sought-after keynote speakers on leadership. A four-time Pulitzer Prize-nominated investigative journalist, she is the bestselling author of nine books, including the Oprah pick Hard Won Wisdom . Germer joined Mountain Money to talk about her new book, Coming Back! How to Win the Job You Want When You’ve Lost the Job You Need. Coming Back shows how you can save a career if still employed or get one back if cast out. The book is a tactical, tough-love call to action: to learn, re-tool, connect, grow, and get ready to work again. Mountain Money ended the hour talking with (40:32) John Courtney, Chop Shop’s butcher and co-owner. Chop Shop Park City is Park City’s first full-service butcher shop. Serving the

Mountain Money - January 25, 2021

Alicia Mazzara (1:52) of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities spoke with Mountain Money on the disproportionate way COVID impacts communities of color in the nation, particularly from an economic perspective. (19:44) In this episode, Mountain Money replayed an interview conducted in June 2020 Sven Beckert , professor of History at Harvard University. Sven spoke about the historical relationship between capitalism and slavery and its impacts on the world we live in today. (35:13) The hour ended with Nicole Thomas , owner of LatterDayBride, and Casey Metzger , Top Shelf Utah owner, about how the current COVID relief bill falls far short of the assistance they and other small businesses need.

Mountain Money - January 18, 2021

This morning, Skip Miller, author of Outbounding: Win New Customers with Outbound Sales and End Your Dependence on Inbound Leads , joined Mountain Money to talk about them with the knowledge, training, and road-tested sales tactics that raise the success rate (and even the enjoyment level) of outbound sales. Jason Ware, Partner and Chief Investment Officer for Albion Financial Group, spoke with us this morning to talk about 2020 stock market returns and the outlook for 2021 given the vaccine rollout and Democratic control of the House, Senate, and White House. Ginger Wicks, with the Park City Restaurant Association , spent time with Mountain Money this morning to review how the holiday season was for the local restaurants and to highlight unique ways local establishments are providing safe experiences for guests.

Mountain Money - January 11, 2021

This morning, (1:26) Jake Wood, co-founder and CEO of Team Rubicon , joined Mountain Money to talk about the veteran-led, nonprofit disaster relief organization and what efforts they are providing to help with COVID-19 impacts. (23:46) Robert Metzger, a prominent legal voice in the federal contracting community, talked about the SolarWinds breach and what it means for private businesses. (44:02) Co-owners Ignacio Rosenberg and Randi Strong spoke about their new Gracie Barra Jiu-Jitsu Academy they are opening here in Park City.

Mountain Money - January 4, 2021

Welcome to the Year End Show for KPCW's Mountain Money . No matter which way you look at it, there is a lot we can look back on this year. For this episode, Mountain Money went back and looked for interesting stories that were covered this year. There are four highlighted in our Year End Show. ( 01:24)The first interview is with Professor Darrick Hamilton from Ohio State. Hamilton is the Executive Director of the Kirwin institute for the study of race and ethnicity. The discussion between Professor Hamilton, Roger Goldman and Alison Kuhlow looks at the differences of economic status and opportunties based on race. The conversation includes ideas of how these inequities can be eliminated. ( 19:36) Our second look back is an interview with trevor Milton, former CEO of Nikola Motor Company. Milton spoke with Doug Wells and Roger Goldman in April about the strides Nikola was making in the electric vehicle marketplace. ( 31:13) As the year went on, Nikola experienced a wave of difficulties.

Mountain Money - December 28, 2020 - Year End Show

KPCW's Mountain Money covers the unique challenges of working in the mountains by providing small business news, real estate, estate planning and personal finance information. KPCW General Manager Renai Bodley hosts the program along with financial expert Doug Wells. The program is produced by Robert Hendricks.

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