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After the regional weather forecast KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with retired Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman to talk trade wars and the risk of recession on this week's Economic Report. KVMR News correspondent Sherrie Cunningham covers the annual Grass Valley Banner Grange Seed Swap event. In the latest Al Explores, KVMR Science correspondent Al Stahler brings us some BIG questions. He taps Stanford University Psychologist Dr. Justin Gardner for answers. We end with an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

On this week's Friday Evening News Magazine, Paul Emery returns with retired Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman to review how the US Economy held up over the past year and what the incoming president will inherit. We'll catch up with local library employees about their favorite reads of 2024. And April Glaser brings us her commentary on the wildfires currently raging in southern California. The Nevada City based writer and journalist examines what the firestorms mean for such a densely populated area rich in history. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk brings us New Year's tidings from the ancient Greek and Roman gods in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

After a look at your weekend weather forecast we jump into the world of inflation with Paul Emery and retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman on this week's Economic Report. Al Stahler brings us a lesson in Greek mythology, applying it to the modern world of ground-breaking scientific experimentation. He's joined by University of Pennsylvania's Daniel Baker. To close it all out, we have an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk. Molly lets us in on some Thanksgiving plans that would turn even the most content among us green.

Your first News Magazine of this November begins with news from PG&E and the Nevada County's Elections office.Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman discuss what October's Jobs Report means for the U.S. in the latest Economic Report. KVMR's Al Stahler looks at the former John Woolman School in Nevada City -- it's been just over a month since escrow closed on the property, transferring the title from the Quakers to the Nisenan tribe.  We close with an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

KVMR's Paul Emery and former Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman navigate the numbers and demystify the current GDP and labor market reports. Al Stahler talks with three members from the Redbud Chapter of the California Native Plant Society to give listeners the lowdown on upcoming events for local gardeners to stock their landscape with native plants. KVMRx's inaugural music festival known as X-Fest is right around the corner and KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça finds out everything you need to know from KVMRx Program Director and X-Fest Creator Jai Hanes. Molly Fisk returns for more in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

KVMR's Paul Emery sits down to discuss some new Federal Reserve policy headlines with economist Gary Zimmerman. Al Stahler speaks with Nevada County's Habitat for Humanity Development Director Jason Miles to discover how the organization creates affordable housing. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk reflects on nostalgia for certain elements of the past while weighing the convenience of modern technology in this week's Observations from a Working Poet series.

This week retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman talks with Paul Emery about the latest Jobs Report and how it might affect the Fed's next move. Al Stahler tells us what to watch for as Boeing's Starliner Space Module returns to Earth, and we'll head to our local library with Kelley Rees to learn about their Library Card Design Contest. We close with an essay by Molly Fisk. 

This week's KVMR News Magazine features a conversation with retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman, a look at the latest science surrounding Lupus, a trip to the Grass Valley Public Library, and an essay by Molly Fisk. 

KVMR's Paul Emery and Former Federal Reserve Economist Gary Zimmerman take us along for a check-up on how the U.S. economy seems to be fairing in the early stages of 2024. 

This week on your Friday Evening News Magazine we hear from Nevada County's Office of Emergency Services Program Director Paul Cummings about this weekend's NWS Flood Watch. Then it's a new Economic Report with Paul Emery and economist Gary Zimmerman. This week they're talking inflation and something special from the Federal Reserve. Then KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça speaks with Wild and Scenic Film Festival Director Lívia Campos de Menezes. And we end with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Paul Emery and economist Gary Zimmerman talk about inflation and the Fed's Beige Book, the Federal Reserve System publication that describes the economic conditions across the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.

Economist Gary Zimmerman joins Paul Emery for a look back at how the national economy fared in 2023 and what to expect in the new year in the latest Economic Report.

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced that it would keep interest rates unchanged. What does that mean in the long run? Paul Emery talked with retired Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman to find out. 

In this week's Economic Report, Gary Zimmerman joins KVMR News Director, Cláudio Mendonça, to talk about what we might expect from the Third Quarter Gross Domestic Product data that's scheduled to be released on October 26th. The two also discuss the potential risks facing the economy in the coming year.

After local news and weather, Gary Zimmerman joins KVMR News Director, Cláudio Mendonça, to talk about what we might expect from the soon-to-be-released Third Quarter Gross Domestic Product data in another installment of The Economic Report.Mountain lions are one of the state's largest native predators – but have you ever wondered just how many of them live here? The California Report brings us the news of a recently discovered estimate, as well as potential causes and solutions for what it means.

Last week, September labor market data revealed that payroll job numbers rose by 336,000 jobs – that's quite a lot, in contrast to the Dow Jones consensus estimate of 170,000.KVMR's Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman, a retired fed economist, discuss what exactly that means for us, while also updating us on unemployment rate percentages and wage increases.

Last week, September labor market data revealed that payroll job numbers rose by 336,000 jobs – an increase that's about double what most analysts were expecting to see. After regional headlines, KVMR's Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman, a retired Fed economist, discuss what exactly that means for us.There's bad news brewing in Tulare Lake, and that bad news is avian botulism – it's deadly to birds, and rescuers and environmentalists alike are working tirelessly to prevent a massive die off. The California Report has the story.

At their monetary policy meeting last week, the Federal Reserve policymakers decided against raising interest rates. KVMR's Paul Emery and retired fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, bring us the details.

After a look at local news and weather, KVMR's Paul Emery talks with retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, for another edition of his Economic Report. The two discus the Federal Reserve's recent decision not to raise interest rates. The California Report brings us to Del Paso Heights in Sacramento County where fentanyl-related deaths have risen sharply, and explores the potential reasons for the spike.We close with a commentary by Paul Elias.

Next week, on September 19th and 20th, the Federal Reserve policy makers will be meeting at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington DC. After the meeting, they'll announce any monetary policy decisions made – but what does that mean for us?KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman to answer that question.

KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça brings us to the Madelyn Helling Library, which was recently the venue for a punk performance by local band, Slutz Ville. There, he talks with librarian Ian Boalt to learn more about the branch's brand new zine collection. Looking for a new place to live? Well, in Sacramento, you can rent a micro apartment, which is a living space smaller than 300 square feet. The California Report has the details. After a look at local news and weather, KVMR's Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman bring us yet another financial update.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City just held their annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium in Wyoming; they analyzed structural shifts in our global economy, pandemic-era inflation issues, labor markets, and more.KVMR's Paul Emery speaks with retired fed economist Gary Zimmerman to help make sense of it all.

Creating Communities Beyond Bias partnered with the Grass Valley Downtown Foundation to bring the Third Annual Love Walk to Grass Valley this past weekend. KVMR's Ali Lightfoot takes us to the scene. Have you heard of Lolita the orca? After more than five decades in captivity, she's died, and her death has sparked discussion about the ethics surrounding captive marine mammals. The California Report brings us the details. Retired fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, talks Jackson Hole Economic Symposium in this week's Economic Report. 

Jeff takes the pod solo this week with his guest Gary Zimmerman, Founder of MaxMyInterest.com. Gary explains how MaxMyInterest was born from his experience during the financial crisis. Jeff and Gary discuss Gary's thoughts on why inflation is here to stay and may well be an indicator of future social and political instability, and how a recession may be our only hope of quelling inflation. Guest Bio: Gary Zimmerman is the managing partner of Six Trees Capital LLC and Founder of MaxMyInterest.com. Previously, Zimmerman was an investment banker at Citigroup, where he was a managing director and global head of strategic solutions for sovereign wealth funds, responsible for advising these funds on their direct investment activities globally. In that role, he spent considerable time in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, advising funds with more than $5 trillion of assets under management. Founded in 2016, Helios Quantitative Research was created to equip Financial Advisors with new and relevant tools that drastically improve their client's asset management experience, expand their firm's margins, and challenge the old-guard legacy providers as well as the emerging robos of Silicon Valley. We believe that the majority of existing services available to Financial Advisors lack innovation, are too expensive, and enable commoditization in the wealth management industry. Therefore, we created our own service category – the insourced CIO. Our unique team of skilled and experienced individuals partners with financial advisors across the globe to create, implement, monitor, and communicate quantitative investment strategies that challenge Modern Portfolio Theory and seek to remove as much emotion as possible from investing. In a short time, we have grown to influence over 800 Financial Advisors who collectively manage over $30 billion.

According to recently released Fed data, the labor market added 187,000 jobs last month, a strong indication that things are on the right track. In the latest edition of KVMR's Econ Report, retired Federal Reserve senior economist Gary Zimmerman and Paul Emery explore what the latest data means for the future of the American Economy.The California Report talks with Brian Ferguson, a CAL OES director to learn how our state is helping rescue workers in Lahaina before taking us to a vigil in Sonoma County where community members are calling on the DA to bring charges against a sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a local farmworker last year.

According to recently released Fed data, the labor market added 187,000 jobs last month, a strong indication that things are on the right track. In this edition of KVMR's Economic Report, retired Federal Reserve senior economist, Gary Zimmerman discusses that and other trends as he and Paul Emery explore what the last data means for the future American Economy.

Despite strong economic growth, a tight labor market, and falling inflation rates, the Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it will raise interest rates again. The increase brings the Fed's target rate to a high not seen since 2001. KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with retired Fed Senior Economist, Gary Zimmerman to try and understand why. 

Retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman joins KVMR's Paul Emery to talk about the Federal Reserve's latest interest rate hike in this week's Economic Report. The California Report takes us to a rally for newly unionized Starbucks workers in LA for a conversation with Lorena Gonzalez, Executive Secretary-Treasurer for the California Labor Federation.The California News Service shares how the Inflation Reduction Act can help families improve their home's energy efficiency.

Many economic sources predicted a recession to take place in 2023 — but does that prediction still seem accurate? KVMR's Paul Emery and Retired Federal Economist Gary Zimmerman discuss changes in inflation, employment rates, and more in this week's Economic Report.

In today's episode, we take a deep dive into the potential breakout candidates for the upcoming season, including Alexander Mattison, Brian Asamoah, Jalen Nailor, Khyiris Tonga, K.J. Osborn, Ed Ingram, and Trishton Jackson. Find out who could potentially make a huge difference for the team and help lead them to victory this season. We talk about how Alexander Mattison is primed for a bigger role in the offense and has been preparing hard in the offseason. Brian Asamoah is another breakout candidate, who played well in limited snaps last year and could be a big asset in Minnesota's new defense. Jalen Nailor, Khyiris Tonga, K.J. Osborn, Ed Ingram, and Trishton Jackson are also players to watch out for this season. Additionally, we explore the impact of the number 65 on Vikings history, featuring standout players such as Pat Elflein, Jerry Huth, Charlie Johnson, John Sullivan, Gary Zimmerman, and more. Learn about the incredible contributions these players have made to the team throughout the years and how they have helped shape the Vikings' legacy. But that's not all! We also cover a range of other topics, including a discussion on potential cut candidates for the Vikings ahead of NFL training camp, a debate on whether the Vikings should target cornerback Marcus Peters in free agency, and a roundtable discussion on the NFC North coach of the year. What do we say? SKOL VIKINGS! Hosted by Dave Stefano @Luft_Krigare. Join the conversation! Fan with us at Vikings 1st & SKOL @Vikings1stSKOL and with our podcast partner Fans First Sports Network @FansFirstSN where you get sports takes for the fan, from the fan! _____________________________________________________________ ⭐️ Our YouTube live shows can be found here! - https://www.youtube.com/@vikings1stskol92 ⭐️ Our Twitter can be found at @Vikings1stSKOL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Retired Federal Economist Gary Zimmerman is back from teaching at the Economics University in Vienna. In this week's Economic Report, he and KVMR's Paul Emery discuss inflation, unemployment, and more.

Influence is the capacity to have effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something. In this week's message Gary Zimmerman, Jeff Nolt, Ed Hoover, and Pastor Jimmy Nimon spoke on being a kingdom influencer in the gate of Business.

Derek Ripp meets with Gary Zimmerman of MaxMyInterest to discuss the fragility of banks, risks to cash depositors, and strategies to reduce risk and optimize yield on cash in bank accounts. ·       Cash is King or Cash is Trash? ·       What should investors learn from the Silicon Valley Bank fiasco? ·       What is the risk to cash beyond FDIC limits? ·       How MaxMyInterest provides FDIC covered accounts on large deposits ·       Fighting the effects of inflation on cash ·       Actively managing savings accounts for higher yields

As another wildfire season looms, the California Report covers the soon-to-be-settled debate over whether or not firefighters should drop chemical retardants onto large blazes. The expected warming trend this week brings with it concerns about rapidly melting snowpacks and the flooding they could cause. After a look at local news and weather, KVMR's Paul Emery speaks with retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, in an extended edition of The Economic Report before Gary leaves to teach at the Vienna University of Economics and Business in Vienna, Austria. 

The Federal Reserve will be back in the headlines next week; they'll be announcing their monetary policy decisions after their meeting finishes on May 3rd. What will they decide to do with interest rates? In this week's Economic Report, KVMR's Paul Emery and retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, explore the possibilities.

This episode is the conclusion of my conversation with founder and CEO of MaxMyInterest, Gary Zimmerman. I ask Gary who are their top competitors, his biggest challenges from the early days of creating Max, and you won't want to miss the end, as Gary shares some valuable insight into staying happy (and getting happier!) throughout your retirement years.   More about what we discuss: Why people might NOT use MaxMyInterest  Gary's "science fair" mindset that ultimately led him to question the traditional banking model    Some of the low-points and challenges in the early years of creating MaxMyInterest And we close up with Gary sharing the details of a fascinating study that perhaps holds the key to happiness later in life!   Connect with Loren: Share More & Get in Touch LinkedIn: Loren Sherman   Resources From Today's Show: Open a "MAX My Interest" account MaxMyInterest- webpage MaxMyInterest- FAQ MarketWatch- article   About our Guest: Gary Zimmerman is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of MaxMyInterest, an innovative company providing a patented approach to cash management. MaxMyInterest helps individual investors earn more on their cash holdings, while under the protection of FDIC insurance.   Additional Resources: What is a Fiduciary? Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise Retirement Podcast Page  Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise Retirement YouTube

Fire scientists and advocates for environmental justice are on opposite sides of the debate over a proposed clean-air rule that could hamper the use of prescribed burns. The California Report untangles this complex dilemma. After regional news and weather, we peek into your pet's go bag, and economist Gary Zimmerman interprets the latest jobs data in a conversation with KVMR's Paul Emery.

The Federal Reserve released several new job numbers last week; if you're concerned about the economy expanding too quickly and inflation not slowing, a strong jobs report would be considered good news. In this week's Economic Report, KVMR's Paul Emery and retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, explore all of the report's implications.

This is a "can't miss" episode, as I sit down for a conversation with founder and CEO of MaxMyInterest, Gary Zimmerman. Gary shares why he started MaxMyInterest, how retirees can make this part of their income plan, and how you can add what he calls "super alpha" to your portfolio. This was a timely conversation, as more and more Americans are not only realizing the need to keep up with inflation, but to have the confidence their cash holdings are secure with FDIC insurance.    We discuss: How the idea for MaxMyInterest came to be and why it's so important to have FDIC insurance How MaxMyInterest can provide "super alpha," potentially adding tens of thousands of dollars to your retirement plan (or more!) Who benefits most from using MaxMyInterest And much more!   Connect with Loren: Schedule an Intro Call Email: Loren Sherman LinkedIn: Loren Sherman Share More & Get in Touch   Resources From Today's Show: Open a "MAX My Interest" account MaxMyInterest- webpage MaxMyInterest- FAQ MarketWatch- article   About our Guest: Gary Zimmerman is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of MaxMyInterest, an innovative company providing a patented approach to cash management. MaxMyInterest helps individual investors earn more on their cash holdings, while under the protection of FDIC insurance.   Additional Resources: What is a Fiduciary? Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise Retirement Podcast Page  Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise Retirement YouTube  

After a look at regional headlines and the weather, KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with retired Federal Reserve economist, Gary Zimmerman, to discuss the the Fed's recent decision to continue raising their target interest rate. The California Report covers a new bill that works to increase oil industry transparency, which could include the enforcement of penalties on oil companies that are making excessive profit from gas prices. 

The Federal Reserve is continuing to raise their target interest rate; how is this decision made, and why? In this week's Economic Report, Paul Emery and retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, seek to answer those questions.

In this guest episode, we wrap up our conversation with Kiplinger writer Jacob Schroeder, where he shares "5 Reasons You'll Blow Up Your Retirement."    We discuss: Reason #4- “Your Life Changes – in a Big Way!”  Reason #5- “The World Changes – in a Big Way!” “If life can be so uncertain, then why make a retirement plan in the first place?” We wrap up our conversation with Jacob Schroeder, and tease the next episode with MaxMyInterest founder Gary Zimmerman.   Connect with Loren: Schedule an Intro Call Email: Loren Sherman LinkedIn: Loren Sherman Share More & Get in Touch   Connect with Jacob: LinkedIn Twitter Kiplinger Articles "Root of All" newsletter   Additional Resources: What is a Fiduciary? About Me Healthy, Wealthy, & Wise Retirement Podcast Page 

In this special episode, our returning guest is Gary Zimmerman, founder of MaxMyInterest, a cash management platform that helps you maximize the return on your cash.  Given the recent events with Silicon Valley Bank, we had to have Gary back on the show. In today's episode, Gary shares what exactly has happened with the Silicon Valley Bank situation. Then he shares the risks people are exposed to with cash balances, why MaxMyInterest helps investors earn alpha and avoid what happened with SVB, and how his clients are earning over 5% on their cash balances today. Click here to register today with a special deal for listeners of The Meb Faber Show.   ----- Follow Meb on Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube For detailed show notes, click here To learn more about our funds and follow us, subscribe to our mailing list or visit us at cambriainvestments.com ----- Today's episode is sponsored by YCharts.  YCharts enables financial advisors to make smarter investment decisions and better communicate with clients. YCharts offers a suite of intuitive tools, including numerous visualizations, comprehensive security screeners, portfolio construction, communication outputs, and market monitoring. Visit YCharts to start your free trial and be sure to mention "Meb" for 20% off your subscription. (New clients only).  Today's episode is sponsored by The Idea Farm. The Idea Farm gives you access to over $100,000 worth of investing research, the kind usually read by only the world's largest institutions, funds, and money managers. Subscribe for free here. ----- Interested in sponsoring the show? Email us at Feedback@TheMebFaberShow.com ----- Past guests include Ed Thorp, Richard Thaler, Jeremy Grantham, Joel Greenblatt, Campbell Harvey, Ivy Zelman, Kathryn Kaminski, Jason Calacanis, Whitney Baker, Aswath Damodaran, Howard Marks, Tom Barton, and many more.  ----- Meb's invested in some awesome startups that have passed along discounts to our listeners. Check them out here! 

Could the failure of a large, tech-oriented bank add to the risks that the economy is facing? The Federal Reserve announced on Sunday that it will be creating a $25 billion emergency lending facility for banks to provide them with funds to help stabilize the banking system, but what does that really mean for the economy? In this week's Econ Report Paul Emery and retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, discuss the implications of bank failure and more.

Native Americans, migrant workers, wildfire survivors—new state legislation aims to bestow new protections on each of these groups. The California Report looks into what they stand to gain. After regional news and weather, KVMR's Felton Pruitt gets the latest on the fight over a Tahoe resort development and economist Gary Zimmerman schools our Paul Emery on the likely result if the country defaults on its debt.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release gross domestic product data for the fourth quarter of 2022 soon. Did the US economy expand or contract? How has the Fed's policy changes affected the labor and housing markets? In this week's Econ Report Paul Emery and retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, discuss the current state of the American economy ahead of the Bureau's disclosure.

KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with Gary Zimmerman to discuss the American economy. Then, Marc Cuniberti breaks down the concept of money management in the 2023 financial market in this week's Money Matters. The California Report updates us on the state of the Half Moon Bay and Monterey communities following each of their recent deadly shootings. 

Today was a good day to stay put, but the California Report ventured out on the central coast to bring you a word picture of damage from our deadly storms. After regional news and the weather forecast, KVMR's Paul Emery talks to economist Gary Zimmerman about what makes a recipe for a recession. Is there one on the menu for 2023? We end with Marc Cuniberti's Money Matters commentary.

In this week's economic report, Gary Zimmerman weighs in on the concept of a recession; what exactly is a recession? Are we currently experiencing one? If not, will we in the near or far future? These questions, among others, are posed by KVMR's Paul Emery in today's conversation.

Jeff takes the pod solo this week with his guest Gary Zimmerman, Founder of MaxMyInterest.com. Gary explains how MaxMyInterest was born from his experience during the financial crisis. Jeff and Gary discuss Gary's thoughts on why inflation is here to stay and may well be an indicator of future social and political instability, and how a recession may be our only hope of quelling inflation. Guest Bio:Gary Zimmerman is the managing partner of Six Trees Capital LLC and Founder of MaxMyInterest.com. Previously, Zimmerman was an investment banker at Citigroup, where he was a managing director and global head of strategic solutions for sovereign wealth funds, responsible for advising these funds on their direct investment activities globally. In that role, he spent considerable time in Europe, the Middle East and Asia, advising funds with more than $5 trillion of assets under management.