A Tribute to the Late Margaret Thatcher Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher became Britain’s first female prime minister in 1979 and served her nation very successfully in this role until her resignation in 1990. Known for her forceful convictions and strength of character,... Read More
The Washington Times reported today, “The Supreme Court upheld the heart of President Obama’s health care law, ruling the federal government can compel Americans to buy health insurance. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who wrote the controlling opinion, attempted a delicate... Read More
Ten years ago when people heard the term venture philanthropy there were puzzled looks. Today, it has become considerably more mainstream. George Ellis and Bob Wright join us in this brief interview, defining what venture philanthropy is; “the marrying of the head and heart; a bridge... Read More
In January 2011, Bill George, former Chairman & CEO of Medtronic’s, Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School and author of True North, joined us on the McCuistion program to talk about character and leadership; of which he is an acknowledged expert. Dennis... Read More
In Dallas this weekend the “in” place to be is the newly completed Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. Designed by a Spaniard, Santiago Calatrava, the clean, futuristic lines take one’s breath away. The sweep of its arches and span inspires. So I can appreciate the lofty... Read More
This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series corporate governance. During McCuistion TV’s episode on Corporate Governance and its impact on China and the world, they address three questions related to the credit crisis and corporate governance: - How do the Chinese see... Read More
Airing this Sunday, September 18th at 12:30 PM on KERA, Channel 13 Dan Burrus is considered, one of the top three gurus in the country on the future. In the 90’s he wrote the best seller Technotrends and many of his key points have become fact. His newest book, Flash Foresight:... Read More
Airing this Sunday, July 24th at 12:30 PM on KERA, Channel 13 What do Martha Washington, Sojourner Truth, Abigail Adams, and Ayn Rand have in common? They’re just four of the twenty women who impacted the cause of freedom in America. John Blundell: Fellow at Atlas Economic Research... Read More
Real Estate Foreclosures: Problems and Preventions Airing Sunday, April 24th at 12:30 PM on KERA, Channel 13 The last several years have hit many homeowners who have little to no ability to repay their mortgages. Fourteen million of these homeowners have no equity in their homes... Read More
This entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Nutrition. The China Study, one of the most comprehensive studies of its time, pointed out the benefits of vegetarian diets. According to Dr. Campbell, meat and dairy are harmful and shorten a life span, not to mention the accompanying... Read More
The face of homelessness is changing. Join us this Sunday, November 21, 2010 on KERA at 12:30 pm as we discuss this issue and the hope of resolution. The numbers on the growing homeless issue are staggering. Today’s recession may force over 1.5 million into homelessness over... Read More
The latest studies on philanthropic giving point out that women are the strongest contributors to charities. What has caused this demographic change? Airing this Sunday, November 14, 2010 at 12:30 PM on KERA, Channel 13, the McCuistion Program focuses on Women, Wealth and Giving,... Read More
Join Philip K. Howard, in a thought provoking discussion on the flaws in today’s legal system, Sunday, November 7, 2010 at 12:30 PM, KERA Channel 13, on the McCuistion Program. Philip Howard author of Life Without Lawyers and Founder and Chair of Common Good, a nonpartisan... Read More
This Sunday, October 31, 2010 at 12:30PM on KERA, Channel 13, the McCuistion Program focuses on the final episode of a six-part series – 20 Years of McCuistion: Healthcare and Wellness. In the last 20 years, healthcare has gone from being a personal issue to a public policy... Read More
Justices to Hear Suit of Ashcroft Over Detention WASHINGTON — Abdullah al-Kidd, born in Kansas and once a star running back at the University of Idaho, spent 16 days in federal detention in three states in 2003, sometimes naked and sometimes shackled hand and foot, but was never... Read More
Today’s news update includes the faces of the tea party movement, social security benefits update and retail sales. Social Security benefits will remain flat for 2nd straight year, government says For the second year in a row, the nearly 54 million retirees and other Americans... Read More
Join us this Sunday, October 17th, at our new time slot on KERA, Channel 13, 12:30 PM with the third of a six-part series – 20 Years of McCuistion: Motivation and Leadership. This retrospective look at our last 20 years of programming focuses on motivation: often defined as... Read More
This Sunday, October 10, 2010 at 12:30 pm on KERA, Channel 13, the McCuistion program focuses on: Federal Government Debt, Credit Issues and Foreign Policy. Over the last 20 years the McCuistion Program has looked at various public policy issues that impact the United States and... Read More
Following this week’s airing “Does Our Constitution Still Matter” we found this report from The Heritage Foundation to be of interest. We welcome your comments. Titled The Obama Experts vs. the Rule of Law, the report reads: Last week President Barack Obama’s... Read More
Japan issues Europe travel alert, joining US Japan on Monday issued a travel alert for visitors to Europe, reflecting widening concerns over terror strikes in Europe by militants trained in Pakistan, some of them possibly European citizens. Tokyo’s alert followed a similar... Read More
