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I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education..This is the Crime of the Century. 

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation.  I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education..This is the Crime of the Century

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation.  I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education… This is the Crime of the Century

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation.  I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education… This is the Crime of the Century

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation.  I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education… This is the Crime of the Century

Welcome to the crime of the century podcast were we expose higher education as a scan that it is. I'm In front of the and I believe that because of what we're teaching our students were losing an entire generation, and today as always will dive headfirst into controversial subjects undaunted by political correctness.

I believe our children are being taught lies and have no option but to believe it.

I believe that student loans are a scam.  I believe they serve to make only politicians and the Government richer.  This is why I believe it.

What is a man, nowadays?  Is it the Starbucks dude you see whining about how his $12 latte isn't ethically sourced?  What about the 40 year old man in a dress using the women's bathroom? The one with the audacity to say it's his right to do so! This is a serious problem in our country, and it starts in our academic institutions.  Today we will discover why this is part of The Crime of the Century.

I believe we need a stronger solution to our communist problem within higher education. 

You have no money, the college took it....

I believe the hippies killed the US, here's why...

I believe the cost of education is too high and there is nothing we can do about it.

I believe most professors are quitters and gave up on their dreams.  Now they want you to give up too...

I believe the democrats hate the American political system...Just a while back I traveled down to Florida on vacation.  While on the plane I had the luxury of sitting next to a former military man and current Tampa Bay police officer.  We had a very pleasant talk and I realized afterword how sad it is that the left hates both our standing military and our police officers.  They want them dead.  So I decided to look into why this is, so today, we will explore what makes this part of the crime of the century.

I believe liberal professors are killing America by pushing for open borders...We are under attack.  Those who love this country and what it stands for are shunned by the major academics.  It's now become the standard to hate our founding fathers and their principals in major universities.  If we continue to allow this kind of false narrative to stay in our collages, we won't have a county soon.  This is unquestionably, the crime of the century.

I believe that ideas that are marketed well have lasting effects...I was thrown out of class because I refused to call Donald Trump a fascist.  This is my own experience with Identity politics, but it goes further than that.  Nowadays, students are taught lies such as: the second amendment only applies to a "well-regulated" militia.  The fact that this inaccuracy is taught in class means that our students are leaning that those who defend the 2nd amendment for what it is, are seen as "the enemy".  Because that's what identity politics does.  It paints a picture of anyone that doesn't think like you as stupid or worse, evil.  The crux of the issue is that academic ideas may seem to be out of touch, but they have very real consequences.  This is the crime of the century.

A feeling of listlessness has swept across the United States.  From Massachusetts to California, Adults and young people are are unsure footing.  Could this be related to the rise of promiscuity and immorality?

I believe their are a number of factors that impact our start in life...A while back I explained the concept of debt and why most people feel broke.  And it isn't helped by the government monopoly on student loans. Today we will explore why this is part of the Crime of the Century.

Famous YouTube star speaks out against video games and we question the future of the US.  Then the question of the new democrats and socialism's rise is something that needs addressing.  Lastly the looming crisis in the middle east looms large.

The death of America starts in the academic systems...Today we're talking history again.  I know, everybody slept through their history courses, but listen up! History has no mercy on sleepwalkers, and today we're going to go from 1750 up to 1990, to exactly how we got into this situation even it when it seems that we have conquered all of our enemies.  Our academic problems run deep in this country, the divide us, and if we're not careful, they'll conquer us.  This is the Crime of the Century.

I believe that because of what we're being taught, we're losing an entire generation...Wow! 20 episodes, can you believe we're here already? 20 different ways of elaborating on just the title "crime of the century".  20 times we've lifted the lid on modern education, exposing it as the scam that it is.  In the face of political correctness, we've begun to understand the problems we face.  Today I think we should look back at all that we've gone over so far to give you an idea of why this is the crime of the century.

Now, I want a subject that took me twenty years to realize. It's the simple fact that rights come from God... not the Government and not man.  The ONLY reason I figured this out was though my own study of our founding fathers, something that has been taken away in our public schools, and in most of our collages… Above all else, what we are going to discuss today, IS why this is not only the great crime of our century, but in fact a shift in thought that my never be corrected

Nobody knows there history anymore.  In a world where everyone is Hitler, and the historically ignorant rule the institutions, which use half-truths to push a Marxist agenda, it is our duty to fight back.  It is up to us to expand on our philosophical and historical viewpoints to deconstruct the great crime of the century.

Speaking of political correctness, it's started in the universities, and now it's banned Alex Jones.  Rather than just reiterate what has already been said about Jones, I think it's time we look at what caused this banning and why the left looks upon it favorably.

Religion and spirituality  in general is ingrained in our minds from the start.  As far back as the Neanderthals, who had their own graves sites, humanity has always been marked by spirituality.  In history, governments who attempted to diminish God always try to take his place. Perhaps the Bible ain't such a bad thing, and maybe ideology is.

I've said it once, and a thousand times, nobody knows there history anymore.  To fight back, we must understand our enemy's mindset and how to combat it.  It is up to us to expand on our own philosophical viewpoints as well to deconstruct the great crime of the century.

When did it become ok to hate the US? I'm talking Nike ad here. You know I've been thinking about another topic that has crossed my mind about the real conspiracies out there.  Not the Alex Jones- George Soros runs the world kind.  But the abject failure that we have perpetuated as a country to allow these communists to rise in our academic institutions and ruin what was once Eden.  All this and more on the Crime of the Century. 

Hungry is a lovely country in Europe.  After its conquest by the Ottomans in the 16th century, and Reconquista from Vienna in the following centuries, a period of Fascism and Communism took the country until the late 20th century.  Recently the Hungarian Fascist party has gained substantial ground in the counties capital and the cycle will undoubtedly continue.  In the meantime, the government has recently banned Gender Studies from its university halls because it is not economically sound or productive.  As true as that statement is, I think it's important to understand how the humanities have changed the landscape of American Culture and contributed to the Crime of the Century.

Just a few days ago, one of the biggest conservative stars, Steven Crowder confronted a lying professor on campus. It helped to uncover one of the greatest crimes of the century.

What's taken the news cycle over in the past few days has been nothing short of a complete manifestation of what goes on in academic circles year after year. It's the rape culture that so many feminists speak out against.  But the consequences have been dire in both Hollywood and in the academic discussions of late.  Now that the mainstream Democratic Party has taken hold of these principals, we will explore what makes this the crime of the century.

Last week, while as a guest for sports talk show host Colin Cowherd, Doug Gotlieb made an interesting statement.  "I guess we [the media] are just anti-establishment.  Were pro-player anti-congress and anti-president."  While I don't have an issue with what Doug said, he has the right to his opinion, he does bring up a few reasons why our education system is part of the Crime of the Century.

We've forgotten about the Trump Russia collusion story.  Probably because there's no story there.  But let me tell you about a real collusion story, and that's between the universities and the Government.  Both want to steal your money and this is a major part of the Crime of the Century.

So Lizzy Warren took a DNA test last week and was proven to have lied about 1023/1024 of her heritage.  Even the Cherokees themselves have released a statement condemning her.  It would be rather comical if it didn't describe part of the crime of the century.

So I learned in college that "orange man bad!" Thanks for spending 100,000 mom and dad.  What I'm referring to here is the popular image of a crudely drawn character from the internet that repeats all of the lefts main talking points.  He's even banned in Europe, but it's the hive mind think that truly describes the Crime of the Century.

Now, I love my country, it's people, the fact that our fore fathers were forgers of a new type of Nation.  We are able to live as we please.  For some reason the left hates this fact.  We'll explore why this, and why this is part of the Crime of the Century.

When did it become ok to hate those on the otherside? I'm talking about the attack on Tucker Carlson. It comes back to another topic that has crossed my mind about the real threat out there.  It's the abject failure that we have perpetuated as a country to allow these communists to rise in our academic institutions and ruin what was once a great nation.  All this and more on the Crime of the Century.

I hate Communists. It no secret, but what worries me is how benign the rest of our political colleagues think they are. With debt and taxes as substantial as they are, it's easy to see how this relates to the Crime of the Century.

Thanksgiving is such a unique holiday.  The food, the family and Football.  It's no wonder the left hates it.  They really do, so today, its history, post modernism, and the Crime of the Century.

Cable and cable news is great….for 1994. I joke, but I saw a segment from Tucker Carlson the other night about a study on the standards at collages and higher educational schools.  I had not seen this study when I wrote the book, but it's unfortunately part of the Crime of the Century.

As a kid Christmas was my favorite holiday.  When I was real small I loved the idea of gifts just showing up the day after my birthday.  As I grew up I realized that the importance of Christmas was family and the celebration of togetherness during the dark winter.  That is under attack by political correctness and the universities it's a major example of the Crime of the Century.

What is a man, nowadays?  Is it the Starbucks dude you see whining about how his $12 latte isn't ethically sourced?  What about the 40 year old man in a dress using the women's bathroom? The one with the audacity to say it's his right to do so?! This is a serious problem in our country, and it starts in our academic institutions.  Today we will discover why this is part of The Crime of the Century.

Everywhere in our society today we are told to play it safe.  For those who want to break out of the mold or who achieved great success, they are attacked relentlessly.  But we must understand that everyone has the potential and capacity to accomplish great things in the world. Today we will explore why this is part of the Crime of the Century.

We have decided to warship money, ideas and everything but the greater good.  We are debating on wither or not to remove God from the pledge of allegiance, and our thought leaders are hailed as great atheists of our day. And today we will explore why this is part of the Crime of the Century.

Today on Crime of the Century, we will tackle the great glass ceiling myth.  You can do anything if you can just make a few changes with other's in mind.

We are in the middle of an identity crisis. Because of this, I believe that we all feel lost.  The answer may lie in where we get our information from.

In the First Series of Connecting the Dots, we discuss English History and its connection to America.  The indisputable evidence that the US is closer to the UK than we've ever realized starts in 1215.  Before the Black Death, before the Reformation, there was Americana.  Freedom starts on the shores of Dover.

Aside from the Government Shutdown, we are facing perhaps the greatest crisis in the history of the world. Because of what we're are taught, we may doom the world to tyranny. But it doesn't have t be that way, let's explore the Crime of the Century (available here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1732013306?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=RG53NAGZDDEBV3BFEYNS)

After the march for life controversy last week, I thought it would be critical to view Identity politics from this perspective; were do they start? From the French Revolution to the college professorship today,  It may just be part of the crime of the century, and that is a problem.

Continuing our series on the social fallout by removing God from our public life, and here we are.  If we cannot turn the ship around before the next economic correction, we may lose America. 

Welcome to the Crime of the Century podcast, where we expose higher education as the scam that it is. I am Kevin Prendiville, and I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. Today, as always we will be diving head first into controversial subjects, undaunted by political correctness.

The greatness of the enlightened Christian is under attack. But by whom? The universities, and it is truly the Crime of the Century.

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education..This is the Crime of the Century. 

Welcome to the Crime of the Century podcast, where we expose higher education as the scam that it is. I am Kevin Prendiville, and I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. Today, as always we will be diving head first into controversial subjects, undaunted by political correctness.

Welcome to the crime of the century podcast we expose higher education is a scam that is. I am Kevin Prendiville and I believe because of what we're teaching our students were losing entire generation. Today's always will be diving headfirst into controversial subjects undaunted by political correctness. Now, we live in a society today in which everything must be delivered in five minutes or less. And the thing that hits our emotional heartstrings first gains our support. This has created a crisis of identity for our youth and for our country today will explore exactly why that is the crime of the century.

Recently in California, there is a case in which a creature in the prison system was banned because Susie was preaching the gospel which was considered transphobic, homophobic, and racist.  This is let us to question, how we gotten so far from our moral guidelines. Like it or not America is a Christian nation, we will explore exactly why God has been removed from the University and our lives. This is a great part of the crime of the century.

Now it's been big news this past week about the admission scandal, and it's just more proof that the system is rigged. So we will be diving into identity politics today to explore exactly how this scandal came about, and perhaps we will uncover more of the truth behind the crime of the century.

America was founded by the Manga Carta in 1215, and cultivated in the English dynasty known as the Tudor Dynasty.  From King Henry 8th to Queen Elizabeth I, they all contributed to making the greatest county in the history of the World.

The war that shaped the world is hardly taught today but it is so important to understanding the nature of being an American.  The US is a nation of many people, but one ethos.  If we are to preserve what is right, we must understand our own beginnings, which started well before 1776.

What relates the Boston Tea Party to today?  The answer may seem simple on paper, but if we connect the dots, the answer gets more and more complex.

The 2020 election will be dominated by finance and social issues.  But what is the Governments true role in all of this?  Who and what are the major purveyors of "free" healthcare, is it even feasible? All this and more on today's Civil Discourse 

In 1793 the French Republic turned into a Dictatorship.  The question is why? The answer can get us to a better understanding of the modern American right and left.  Bu connecting the dots to our history, we can better understand how the United States became what it is today.

This is part of my interview with Alaskan financial superstar Jerry Fetta. We talk about markets and gold and why its important to you! This is for an upcoming project "How inflation killed the west"

Today I interview one of the most successful entrepreneurs in middle Tennessee, Scott Abernathy.  We cover everything from Business to Real Estate and even touch on politics. A great interview that shows the power of a booming economy and living in Tennessee.

In today's interview, Mike and I discuss evangelicalism in business. The Real Estate market in Nashville and the continued gentrification of the area.  This is the full interview from my time with Mike Williams. Mike is a experienced Realtor and mortgage provider, and has been for over 15 years.I ask him about business, faith and the market in this explosive 30 minute interview

The Monte Carlo Theory determines what advisors feel is safe to withdraw in order to have enough money in retirement. Recently, this was cut to just 2.7%. But what does it mean to you?

As civil unrest continues to sweep the nation, the recent stimulus actions by the Fed have gone relatively unnoticed. However, I believe that they will have the most lasting impact on our finances.  Not only do we ask how to combat inflation, but we also ask if we can turn back the clock on our monetary system.  Don't miss this exciting and informative short!

One of the most commonly prescribed remedies to financial stress is the concept of being debt free.But should we also ask the question: is it more important to be debt free or have more money?

Over the past few decades, its become fashionable to invest heavily in the stock market.  From retirement plans to multinational industries, wall street is seeing activity like never before.  But is it time to question just how investment in the stock market actually benefits us?

Stock Market speculation is at an all time high. But when you combine this with the long-term buy-and-hold strategy, you can really see the long-term effects of continued economic crashes. So what's the solution?

While it may have slipped under the radar in some circles, the Fed has cut the bond rate from .75 to .25%. We discuss whether or not this means that we will see negative rates, that Europe has seen over the past few years, and what it means for you. 

Today we are going to delve into the sales philosophies behind the sale of Universal life Policies. Just why do they make Kevin so mad? Is it the fees? Maybe it's how they're sold? Find out in just 10 minutes!

With our last lesson based on universal life insurance, I thought today would be a good time to discuss other types of insurance and the strategies around them.  We take a look at cost vs payout and the famous "buy and invest the rest" strategy, that actually helps the insurance company more than you.

In this episode, we discuss how COVID has changed the way young people are saving money and that change is not so bad. But Kevin believes that it is more important to know where your money is that what it could earn.

With a declining birthrate and increased longevity, Kevin believes that tax rates will have to go up in the future. Here's what to do about it.

Just how do banks make money? They use leverage and your money to do it and Kevin explains that many people outside the banking system use the same principles. 

Due to our current political and monetary environment, you'll never save a dime inside a 401K. Not just because of stock market volatility, but also because of the inevitability of high taxation.

Most American's will lose more money going to work than they will have made as a result of having gone to work. Here's why, and here's how to fix it.

In a shorter episode, Kevin takes time to examine the realities of increasing balloon payments due to economic hardships.

A lesson inspired by a good friend of mine and Forbes counsel member Jerry Fetta and his team.  Today we'll look at inflation and how it is affecting our personal finances by sticking us in the mud of mediocrity.

In our quest to find the keys to success in business and in money management, we will take a journey back in time to 1837, to the birth of the greatest American banker of all time with JP Morgan.

Bond talk, and the most important aspect in social change and the politics of business! Today on the Kevin Prendiville Show

In a clip from yesterday's episode, Kevin discusses the evolution of business and politics and why it could be dangerous for the cultural future of the United States

In this short, Kevin talks about the most ignored crisis in American history.  It could define the 2020s and beyond, so why is no one discussing this?

Something that we can dance around on this show has been morality or lack thereof in both the student body but more importantly in the professorship of today's modern college campus. Exactly how do we analyze history and what makes us who we are if we don't have any sort of guidelines when it comes to morality. The lack of rules has led us to the Crime of the Century.

Welcome to the crime of the century podcast we expose higher education is a scam that is. I am Kevin Prendiville and I believe because of what we're teaching our students were losing entire generation. Today as always will be diving headfirst into controversial subjects undaunted by political correctness.

Today will be the last overtly Christian theocratic topic, and the fact that is lacking from today's academic discourse. now so many young people, college students, often feel as though they are behind the eight ball and lost before they even graduate. They've been taught that nothing is truly good and that every structure is an attempt to oppress a certain group of people. They come into the greatest years of their life already with the perspective that is nihilistic and frankly depressing. And this is a great part of the crime of the century.

Welcome to the crime of the century podcast, where we expose higher education as the scam that it is, I am Kevin Prendiville and I believe that because of what we are teaching our children we are losing an entire generation.  I'm going to leave out the last part of the intro here because this is truly where we are losing our students and sacrificing their lives.  It starts with how they pay for school and how it will wreak their earning potential in life.  It IS the crime of the century.

It may seem as though we are advocating for the young generation to avoid schooling for good.  This is not the case, however.  There is a time and place, like everything and after our discussion, I hope to give you a greater perspective. With it, we can combat the Crime of the Century.

Still on the topic of vocation, I believe it's important to enjoy your work, but not to the detriment of your productivity. Yet most Americans don't enjoy their work and it could be part of the crime of the century.

What can degrees actually get you?  Well, many of them qualify you to teach, and that's about it. It creates a problem of indoctrination and with it, the Crime of the Century.

As we wrap up this series on jobs and education, I'd like to re-address the point that we explored at the start.  Funny enough, it made me think of the old Alice Cooper song, Lost in America, where this episode gets it's name.  I believe we all feel a little lost and it only gets greater without direction-obviously.  So today, we'll explore consumerism and ourselves and maybe, the crime of the century.

For the past 30 years, the Left has dominated higher education. It's time we examine every aspect of this great crime...this is the Crime of the Century.

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education..This is the Crime of the Century. 

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation.  I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education… This is the Crime of the Century

Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today.  You'll recall in episode 62, we reviewed the start and results of the reformation.  And last week we moved into the 1600s to about 1650, to discuss the results of the Thirty years war and an emerging science as well as the radically new philosophical writings of the time. Today, on the docket is the late 1600s until about 1715.  We will explore the widespread popularity of John Locke and Jean Rousseau, and the rise of King Louis XIV, the greatest King in the History of Kings.  This will eventually help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today.  You'll recall in episode 63, we reviewed the Lockean and Rousseauan political theories and today we'll see them in action.  Remember, this all started with the birth of natural science and the Thirty years war, so if you need to catch up, don't forget to watch episode 62 and 63.  Today we will explore the American Revolution, and the French Revolution to see the philosophes in action.  This will eventually help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today.  You'll recall in episode 65, the American Revolution, and the French Revolution to see the Lockean and Ruesauean forms of democracy in action.  This all started with podcast #61, so if you are just jumping in, you'll want to revisit those episodes as well.  Today, we will examine the emerging American literary landscape as well as the Victorian era in Europe and the industrial revolution For reference this will be from 1815 until about 1871.  Eventually this will help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

Welcome to the crime of the century podcast we expose higher education is a scam that is. I am Kevin Prendiville and I believe because of what we're teaching our students were losing entire generation. Today's always will be diving headfirst into controversial subjects undaunted by political correctness. Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today.  You'll recall in episode 66, we discussed the congress of Vienna and a new landscape which created Marxism.  This all started with podcast #61, which was about western culture in general so if you are just jumping in, you'll want to revisit those episodes as well. Today, we will examine the emerging American Academic scene as well as the end of the Victorian era in Europe and the brewing of WWI. For reference this will be from 1871 until about 1913. Eventually this will help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

For the past 30 years, the Left has dominated higher education. It's time we examine every aspect of this great crime...this is the Crime of the Century.

The revived series from Kevin Prendiville takes a look at the modern issues of the day.  Civil Discourse is meant to spark a discussion around reasonable facts and opinions on some of the biggest issues facing the United States and her allies.  Topics may range from finance to the culture war and everything in between.

Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today. You'll recall in episode 67, we discussed the Industrial Revolution and an emerging America.  This all started with podcast #61, which was about western culture in general so if you are just jumping in, you'll want to revisit those episodes as well.  Today, we will examine the fallout from WWI and why it matters today. At the conclusion of today's show, you'll be able to identify and define what a lost Generation is, and parallel that to today.  This will then help you avoid these pitfalls to become a more well-rounded person Eventually this will help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century. 

You'll recall in episode 69, we discussed the fall of France and a changing art scene.  This all started with podcast #61, which was about western culture in general so if you are just jumping in, you'll want to revisit those episodes as well.  Today, we will examine the German fallout from WWI and why it matters today. At the conclusion of today's show, you'll be able to identify and define how the Nazis won Germany, and see Hitler for what he is; an opportunistic psychopath.  This will then help you avoid low level political discussion and elevate your knowledge when talking to peers. As we have for the past 10 weeks, this series will help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today. You'll recall in episode 70, we discussed the fallout of the German defeat in WW1 and the rise of Hitler. This all started with podcast #61, which was about western culture in general so if you are just jumping in, you'll want to revisit those episodes as well.  Today, we will examine the US fallout from WWI and how the left took the academics. At the conclusion of today's show, you'll be able to identify and define how the 1930s changed the American academic scene and see the issues that set the stage for the 1960s.  This will then help you avoid low level political discussion and elevate your knowledge when talking to peers. As we have for the past 11 weeks, this series will help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

Today we will continue the series that will lead us to the philosophical background that drives our professorship today. You'll recall in episode 71, we discussed the fallout of the American victory in WW1 and the effect of the stock market crash.  This all started with podcast #61, which was about western culture in general so if you are just jumping in, you'll want to revisit those episodes as well.  Today, we will examine the US fallout from WWI and how the left took the academics. At the conclusion of today's show, you'll be able to identify and define how the 1960s was influenced by the changes in the American academic scene in the 30s and see the issues that set the stage for the rest of the 20thcentury.  This will then help you avoid low level political discussion and elevate your knowledge when talking to peers. As we have for the past 12 weeks, this series will help us decipher the background of the Crime of the Century.

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education..This is the Crime of the Century. 

I believe that because of what we are teaching our children, we are losing an entire generation. I also believe most of America is going broke attempting to pay for this Education..This is the Crime of the Century. 

This is the last time on this channel that I will say that phrase.  After 75 weeks of uninterrupted content, we've covered so much and learned even more! Today, for the final episode of the Crime of the Century podcast, we will be re-covering everything that we have gone over in a in depth extravaganza!  From the history of western thought and academia to the modern problems of today, this is the final and definitive episode of the Crime of the Century.

Seems like we all forgot about this one. With the media distracted with Iran and impeachment, here's what I believe are missing about phase 1Sources: https://kevinprendiville.com/original-content/brave-new-negotiation/https://www.sovereignman.com/trends/uncle-sam-just-used-its-financial-nuclear-weapon-again-27056/

In an age where everyone is an activist, what does a real one look like?And furthermore, activism in the finance industry has gone unnoticed by many inside and out of the industry itself.  But here's how it works.Full Article here: https://kevinprendiville.com/original-content/a-path-to-better-activism-in-finance/

Hail to the Chiefs! A great win for the state of Missouri, does Kansas get to claim this one too? On a heavier note, we'll also discuss the current state of the fed and personal finance. This is the Kevin Prendiville show. Sometimes political. Always correct.

On January 29th, Nigel Farage held his final press conference as a United Kingdom representative to the European Union and had this to say in response to a question about the future finances above the European Union and the United Kingdom. He had this to say: “It's as if you'd think that the European Union was still the global superpower, and the seat of all known knowledge in the universe. The truth is the European Union is only about 15% of the global GDP, and next year it will be 14%. and by 2030 they'll be lucky if they're at 7%.”

We don't typically cover HR trends on this site, but I thought this one was important to bring to your attention, because there's a small point I want to make about it. According to a Harris Poll survey, Millennials and gen Z workers actually care about their work and its meaning. “Roughly three-quarters of Millennial (ages 24-39) employees (76 percent) and almost two-thirds of Gen Z (ages 18-23) employees (64 percent) work in knowledge-based jobs — including professional, managerial, or administrative work.”

Just how likely is a high taxation environment? With the Trump economy, it seems unlikely, but are there other factors that cold affect the future?

With uncertainty in China, Joe Biden bombing at the primaries and Banks changing to the SOFR system, what does this mean for personal finances? And don't forget about Nashville soccer and the MLS

Stocks are through the floor today, and no one could have predicted it.  It's the nature of the market of course, but try telling that to those who have invested their retirement into the market. There are many angles with which we could approach this, both socially, emotionally, and logically. But for now, we'll stick with the logic. 1000 points or more snot only a huge loss for the day, but in the future it will truly cost the average American much more than they expect. This is because of a principle known as opportunity cost. 

Today's show is a huge financial episode, combining politics, money and global markets.With a heavy focus on a great succession of articles from Forbes, Kevin looks at:The Moves of Berkshire HathawayOpportunity Cost and Compound interestLeveraging The social impact of a dysfunctional economy 

In researching articles for yesterday's Kevin prendiville show, going through something like I came across one of the best articles that I've read in Forbes and a very long time. Penned by Michael Lewitt, a piece titled “The Harsh Realities Of Corporate America's Decade-Long Leveraged Buyout” outlines the over leverage of American corporations and what Michael calls the cannibalization of the commercial sector.

Everything markets today. From Bob Igar to the history of the Fed and the market downturn, we cover how the market could come back; and how it could tank even further. With a focus on the United Kingdom's FTSE 100, we also look at the global markets.

Today Kevin interviews Don Merlo. Don has been a Mortgage Lender for 39 years and has overseen closed loan production in excess of 1 Billion Dollars. There are not many scenarios he has encountered that could not be resolved with a solid plan of action designed to help others realize the dream of Home Ownership. He is a nationally known speaker and Mortgage Consultant. But, what he is most thankful for is being the Grand Father of 3 year old Duke and 1 year old Max Wilson, Husband of Marlene and Father of Heather.

I love Nashville. From the wide open sidewalks with plenty of walking room to the local restaurants and parks, it truly is one of my favorite cities. But any place is only as good as the people. I was not here for the storms in 2010, but I suppose certainly here for the surprise tornado in 2020. And you know what I saw? I saw the greatest outpouring of passion care and support for one another that I've ever seen. Putnam County, which was hit the hardest by the storm actually started to run out of room for all of the supplies that were being donated. There were lines of people waiting to donate blood and all over social media people were offering things to help rebuild. Local companies donated supplies and the general atmosphere was one of compassion.

We believe that one of the biggest gaps in the financial market is a lack of education.Insurance is one of the most powerful products in the financial industry yet everywhere it is undersold or misunderstood.

My good friend Brock Fortner and I recently spoke about what we have learned from this unique financial experience. 

Today markes the return of the Kevin Prendiville Show, and we'll cover topics ranging from J.C Penny to COVID and Tesla vs California. Don't forget about Kroger and their issues with the grocers union

With COVID disrupting even large companies, now is the time to judge the true impact of the lock downs.  If that wasn't enough, mortgage delinquencies are also at a new high, but the most important aspect is how this impacts you. We discuss this on the Kevin Prendiville Show.

Can you believe the pizza man returned? How about investing in a Cadillac owned by TB12? And what should the US do to face off with China again? All this and more on today's Kevin Prendiville Show

On today's show, we'll look at the unfortunate murder of George Floyd and how we can move and learn from it.  Trump's continued offensive against the Communist Chinese and the Monte Carlo Theory withdrawal rate just got slashed.

Two big name companies with great track records go down, and Chinese officials publicly support Trump. What is this world coming to? We discuss on the Kevin Prendiville Show

Starting with the springtime of Nations, we go into the fact that ideas have consequences with the opening salvo and then move into the economic recovery that Mike Pence recently proclaimed, before finishing with a question of tax deferral. All of this in less than 30 minuets on the Kevin Prendiville Show.

Kevin Prendiville laments about a lost business in Franklin Tennessee and worries about the FOURTH economic stimulus package. He does so by taking a swipe at Bill Lee and also talks a bit of politics by analyzing Bill Barr's statements on mail in voting.

The natural history museum in NY has decided to tear down a statue dedicated to Teddy Roosevelt, and Steve Manuchen has decided to clarify the US stance on China and Apple had decided to terminate their relationship with Intel. We dissect all this in just 30 minutes!

Our AC may not be working, but we sure are! On todays episode, Kevin takes a look at the falling price of Facebook and other social media sights, and argues that it is not just the NAACP that caused this crash. We also take a look at Delta sending Pilots home early and what that means for the economy. And lastly, as we all know, the media loves COVID.

As Facebook stocks continue to drop, the social media giant loses 56 BILLION dollars and the selloff continues.  Oil company Chesapeake goes bankrupt, which leads to blue leaders cheering, and Kevin gets mad about it, and stocks continue to fluctuate, and Kevin explains why.

As Goldman Sachs tries to force a mask wearing policy on all of us, many Mayors declare the need for universal basic income.  As if that wasn't bad enough, Facebooks ad revenue continues to decline and Trump wants another stimulus.  We discuss this and more on the Kevin Prendiville Show.

As COVID continues to ravage industries, the travel giants are seeing profits tumble and as a result, have retired the jumbo jet.  As we continue to experience rapid changes in the economy, Boomers are no longer the largest demographic in the United States, and we explore what that could mean for business.

On this episode of the Kevin Prendiville Show, Kevin takes a look at the World Economic Forum's call for an end to capitalism and social change.  Kevin then examines Ray Dalio's claim that there could be armed conflict between the US and China.  And finally, Kevin laments the political pressure of workers unions. 

With the COVID-19 virus taking up much of the news cycle, the Chinese trade teal that was signed in January could be in jeopardy. Kevin discusses what it could mean for your personal finances. 

With DeSantis signing SB 7072 and UPS removing gender, what does the relationship between government and business look like? Also, BWW is out of wings and inflation is still here.

Car Buyers know about inflation, the Robinhood IPO, and Russian "Shock and Awe" Only on the Kevin Prendiville Show!

The Global Minimum Cooperate Tax. The dissuasions no one else is having, tonight on the Kevin Prendiville Show!