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No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Bruce Judson, Sunday Night at 8pm ET
Posted by Larry Doyle on December 12, 2009 4:30 PM |
UPDATE: This episode of NQR’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle has concluded. You can listen to a recording of the episode in its entirety by clicking the play button on the audio player provided below. Once the audio begins, you can advance or rewind to any portion of the episode by clicking at any point along the play bar. In addition, all No Quarter Radio programming is available as a free podcast on iTunes. From the iTunes Store, type “NQR podcasts” in the search window.
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Bruce Judson
I have often written that the divide between Wall Street and Main Street has never been wider. All assertions to the contrary, the efforts in Washington have done little to narrow that divide and often have served to widen it even further.
What does the divide mean currently? What does it mean for our future? How can small businesses survive and prosper in this environment? How can middle income American families work their way through this current economic crisis? These questions have never been more meaningful and pressing in America than today.
Where can one go to gain wisdom and insight on these topics? You have come to the right place as No Quarter Radio’s Sense on Cents with Larry Doyle Welcomes Bruce Judson.
The author of the recently released sure to be huge hit, It Could Happen Here, addressing the topic of income inequality in America, Bruce Judson has a unique background and thus perspective on our current economic landscape. Bruce Judson is a successful author, entrepreneur, and Senior Faculty Fellow at the Yale School of Management. On top of all that success, Bruce deeply cares for our country and its future.
Please join me Sunday evening from 8-9pm for what will assuredly be a very engaging and riveting dialogue across a wide array of topics as we navigate the economic landscape here at Sense on Cents. As a reminder, all of my radio shows are archived and previous episodes can be listened to right here at Sense on Cents by clicking on the No Quarter Radio tab located under the page header. (FYI, I keep an audio player of my most recent episode in the right sidebar).
LD
