Airing this Sunday, September 11th at 12:30 PM on KERA, Channel 13
Our guest: Dan Burrus is the author of Flash Foresight: Seven Radical Principles That Will Transform Your Life and is considered one the world’s leading forecasters, corporate strategists and visionaries. In the early 1990′s, he joined us for two programs based on his then best seller: Technotrends.
In his newest book, Flash Foresight, Dan Burrus takes a look at what we can do to transform our lives in this century and decade and pokes holes at traditional ways of looking at the world and how we run our businesses.
He asks, “wouldn’t it be amazing if you could predict the future and be right”?
Burrus states that we can indeed predict the future. And we can have a better future as a result. Dan bases his predictions on scientific principles. He tells us, “we all have a sense of foresight, but we don’t know how to trust or use it, yet it is a sense we can accurately make sense of.”
In Part One of Flash Foresight, Dan Burrus gives input on the key points in his book related to how to use your sense of foresight to shape a better future for yourself and your family. “Not flash hindsight because we can’t change the past,” which is what many of us do. He asks that we:
Start with Certainty:
Transformational change brings personal opportunity. We’re in the process of changing everything we do. And humans like change, contrary to popular belief. We need to blow away the thought of bad news and believe that under it all there is a tremendous need to discover opportunity.
He counsels us to:
Redefine and Reinvent your career. While it used to be job security, now it’s about adaptability. We can and must learn new things. This part one of Flash Foresight will truly help you determine the future you.
So thanks for joining us on a must watch conversation about things that matter…
Niki McCuistion
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 and owe the lender more than the property’s appraised value.
Foreclosures may be up, however the foreclosure process varies from state to state. In some states short notice is given by lenders. In others, homeowners have 9 months to 18 months before a foreclosure is posted.
What can lenders and homeowners do to work together? Is it at all possible for both the lender to profit and the homeowner to keep their home?
Joining Dennis McCuistion to discuss the various options to foreclosure and how to work with a lender to keep from being foreclosed are the following panelists:
- Richard Bitner – Author of: Confessions of a Subprime Lender
- Linda Davis – Housing Director: Consumer Credit Counseling Service
- George Roddy – CEO of The Roddy Report
Join us as always as we talk about things that matter… with people who care.
Niki Nicastro McCuistion
Executive Producer/Producer
Co-founder
Be sure to watch more McCuistion TV programs on our website www.McCuistionTV.com.
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 the next year, according to estimates by The National Alliance to End Homelessness. Although homelessness is a difficult number to measure definitively, it appears that more people – especially families – are sleeping in shelters, living in their cars, and taking up residence in tent communities.
Many cities around the country have taken major strides in working with the homeless in new ways with great success. New Ways of Transitioning the Homeless focuses not so much on the root causes of homelessness such as mental health and addictions, but instead ways to successfully transition them into permanent housing in the community.
Joining the discussion are panelists:
- Mike Rawlings - Appointed by the Mayor of Dallas as Dallas’ Homeless Czar
- Mike Faenza – President and CEO of the Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance
- Bill Thompson - Executive Director of the Union Gospel Mission
- Lynne Sipiora – Executive Director of the Samaritan Inn in Collin County, TX
Thank you for joining us as we talk about things that matter… with people who care.
All McCuistion TV episodes can be found in the program directory, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
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 that which gives purpose; action toward a desired goal. We’ll hear the stories of several of the top motivational speakers in the country, including:
- The late, Rosita Perez, CPAE
- Ed Foreman, CPAE, Founder of the Successful Life Program
- Vinnie Roazzi, successful businessman and the author of The Spirituality of Success
- Margo Chisholm, mountaineer and author of To The Summit
And the leadership section features corporate governance and leadership experts:
- Sharon Allen, Chairman of Deloitte and Touche, LLP
- Bill George, professor of management practice at Harvard Business School and former Medtronic CEO
- Todd Bluedorn, CEO of Lennox International
We encourage you to view all McCuistion TV episodes, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
For further details on the series, please contact Niki Nicastro McCuistion at (214) 750-5158 or email her at nikin@nikimccuistion.com.
Join us this Sunday as we talk about things that matter with people who care…
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 the world. This 20 year retrospective focuses on several key areas presently at the core of American society. Experts discuss the history of these core issues, what has led to our present credit crisis, and the government boondoggle that has resulted.
We encourage you to view all McCuistion TV episodes, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
Join us this Sunday as we talk about things that matter… with people who care.
This Sunday, August 15th, at 12 noon on KERA, Channel 13, critically acclaimed investigative journalist and CNBC TV personality, Charles Gasparino, joins McCuistion. In Part Two of the conversation he illuminates his controversial best seller: The Sellout.
Charles Gasparino discusses today’s economic crisis, the financial and political debacle that led to it, and the role and responsibilities Ben Bernanke, Hank Paulson and others had in contributing to the global meltdown in our economy. He argues that the present day situation had its roots in irresponsible actions taken 30 years ago and the same may happen again if the systemic problem is not resolved. He states that if we want answers, we need to look back at the players then and the key figures today… which are still built on yesterday’s greed and risk taking.
All McCuistion TV episodes can be found in the program directory, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
Join us this Sunday, August 8th at 12 noon on KERA, Channel 13 for McCuistion TV’s episode, Charles Gasparino’s The Sellout: 30 Years That Led Up to the Financial Crisis.
Joining host Dennis McCuistion is Charles Gasparino. Gasparino is a critically acclaimed investigative journalist, CNBC TV personality and author of The Sellout: 30 Years That Led Up to the Financial Crisis.
Gasparino goes back to 1980 and how Wall Street’s “love affair” with risk precipitated the financial meltdown of today. He talks about the advent of mortgage-backed securities, the packaging of mortgages to bonds and the selling of those to Wall Street. Gasparino comments on the bond market situation in 1986 and how Alan Greenspan, the former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank, lowered interest rates in 1987 and bailed out Wall Street. And, the situation goes on, he claims, with no end in sight.
Stay tuned for a riveting and disturbing story that will be continued next week…
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Nonprofit organizations are doing acts of service that are necessary for community growth and advancement. Currently, there are 2 million tax exempt organizations across the country and half of them are charitable. In Part One of a two-part series on community nonprofit organizations, Dennis McCuistion and the panelists take a look at community nonprofit organizations. Specifically, they seek to answer the following questions:
- What do you need to know in order to volunteer or donate?
- What is the purpose of nonprofit organizations?
- What are the tax benefits they are the able to enjoy?
Join us Sunday, July 18, 2010 on KERA, Channel 13 for Part one of a two-part series on non-profit organizations, entitled: What You Need to Know About Nonprofit Organizations.
Joining host, Dennis McCuistion, are:
- Lois G. Lerner, Director of the Exempt Organizations Division of the IRS
- Cynthia B. Nunn, President, Center for Nonprofit Management
- Jan Soifer, Attorney: Lawrence & Soifer LLP
- Teresa A. Wright, Executive Director, Funding Information Center
- Ronnie C. McClure, PhD, CPA, Wealth Management Consultant
Thank you for joining us as we talk about things that matter… with people who care.
All McCuistion TV episodes can be found in the program directory, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
Television watching in the average American home has reached an all time high. Today the average 2-5 year old spends 32 hours a week in front of a TV set and 6-11 year olds spend an average of 28 hours. Join us Sunday, July 11, 2010 on KERA, Channel 13 for a program that focuses on the pros and cons of TV watching and how it impacts kids, their reading ability, and school function.
Joining host, Dennis McCuistion, are:
- Sonja Ezell – Reading Specialist, Dallas Independent School District
- Hank Moore – Corporate Strategist and the author of The Business Tree and The Classic Television Reference.
Thank you for joining us as we talk about things that matter… with people who care.
All McCuistion TV episodes can be found in the program directory, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
Join us this Sunday, July 4th on KERA, Channel 13 at 12pm as we discuss the state of freedom in America.
Why do countries around the world now seem to outstrip the United States in terms of free market philosophies as well as tax issues, from the flat tax to social security? Can the US catch up? During this installment of McCuistion Television, Dennis McCuistion is joined by three panelists on location at FreedomFest. Discussing the state of freedom in America are:
Daniel Mitchell – Senior Fellow at the CATO Institute
Michelle Muccio – Washington D.C. Representative and Production Associate at The Acton Institute
Larry Abraham – The late Larry Abraham was the co-founder of PanAmerica Capital Group, Inc. and long-time author and editor of the Insider Report, an international geopolitical investment newsletter with over 10,000 private subscribers, worldwide.
Thank you for joining us as we talk about things that matter… with people who care.
All McCuistion TV episodes can be found in the program directory, where you can both watch the videos and interact with the McCuistion team and other viewers. You can also follow McCuistion TV on Twitter.
