In Episode Five, we dive into the deep waters of economic uncertainty, cultural resilience, and educational reform. From tariffs and supply chain disruptions to used car market overstock and inflation's ripple effects on small businesses, we break down how everyday economic shifts are reshaping lives—and learning.We spotlight Cricket Cottage Publishing and Uniquely You by Tami Harris, highlighting how diverse voices in literature are forging new paths in branding, publishing, and community engagement. Alongside this, we explore effective radio advertising, local impact strategies, and how small creators are navigating global headwinds.Our discussion expands into education—addressing overregulation, holistic learning, and the political tug-of-war over academic freedom and curriculum control. Through a comparative lens, we reflect on historical memory, including the Holocaust, and why understanding the past is essential to shaping a just future.From policy changes and presidential performance to AI-driven political commentary, vehicle expense trends, and even Silver Star Service Recognition Day, this episode weaves together the threads of economy, identity, and power.This week's guests:Dr Tami HarrisUniquelYou by TamiHiddenGemsByLG.com317-426-8380Attorney Michael MurrayCricket Cottage PublishingThecrickepublishing.com463-320-6127Thanks to:Brian WallanceBeedub Creative, LLC.BeedubCreative.com317-508-3001See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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