Poor people fight over money, while successful people fight over talent. Who really wins in the end?

Parents are paying historic tuition rates, only to have their kids seduced by over-the-hill professors at rates that would make the dean blush.

CEOs make all the money in the world. Literally. So why can’t they pay employees a living wage? Or maybe even the Happiness Index…?

What golden ingredients go into making a high-power CEO? And how do we engineer that into ourselves and our children?

Franklin Delano Roosevelt put a stop to Corporate Stock Buybacks - believing it shameful for CEOs to cash-in while their companies shrank. So why allow them now?

Self-help books claim we can all become successful business owners. Could the world support that? Can we even support the CEOs we have now?

Our countdown of misconceptions concludes with Todd and Joe’s Top 10! AKA the cream of the misconception crop.

Susan Ahn Cuddy was the first Asian American woman in the Navy…then the first Gunnery Officer…then Codebreaker. If anyone epitomizes racial barrier-busting, it’s Susan.

What is “Doomer Culture”? Why do so many shooters visit Doomer websites? And could “Doomerism” explain why the vast majority of mass shooters are under 21?

Another protester was shot dead in Portland. This time, by someone who fits the textbook definition of Radicalized. When does it end?

Tucker Carlson and Bill Maher both argue that the other party is immoral. But what if the parties don’t share the same fundamental morals…?

The political killings have started in Portland. So maybe it’s time we ask if it’s really good for our personal wellbeing to align ourselves with Red or Blue.

Chess geniuses don’t sit at home reading about game theory. They immerse themselves in the culture. So why should we assume any sort of mastery would work differently?

It’s the wild-west of online learning! So why can’t Masterclass earn us academic credits? And why hasn’t the internet replaced traditional colleges yet?

History is full of couples who started out powerful and joined forces later. But what about couples who start humble then go on to conquer the world? Or, if not the world, maybe just their sphere of business?

Last year California expanded their Accessory Dwelling law, rewarding homeowners who build extra housing on-property. Meanwhile, Shawnee Kansas has banned roommates…

The Harlan coal strike of the 1930’s became the model for company oppression and American labor uprising. Except it keeps happening…and not all the miners were American.

Addiction affects the old and the young, the poor and wealthy. But why the smart? Why can’t creative people just…out-think their addiction?