Listen on-demand to our show from May 26, 2013.

Tonight, we shared some thoughts on how to honor Memorial Day -- yes, the obvious, like making a donation to the USO or attending a service honoring our war dead -- but also the not-so-obvious, like how we can honor our fallen by going back to work on Tuesday and working just a little bit harder, so we can make the land we hand on to our children better than the one our servicemembers worked so hard to defend.

Thanks for listening tonight!

- Brian Gongol / mail@gongol.com / brian@whoradio.com

Severe weather occupied our show from start to finish tonight, but we were looking forward to talking about the rumor that Yahoo will buy Tumblr. We hope to be back to talking about making money and having fun next Sunday night.

- Brian Gongol / mail@gongol.com / brian@whoradio.com

Listen on-demand to our show from May 12, 2013.

Some notes from tonight's show:

• A big milestone was reached this week when they put a spire on top of One World Trade Center. It should be complete in two years. If it turns out anything like the original WTC, there will be more tenants in financial services than in real trade.
  
  
• Highway 20 may be four lanes wide across Iowa someday, but not soon.
  
  
• "Quantitative easing" may have averted disaster, but unwinding it will be the greatest trick done by a Fed chief in a generation. And getting the economy to grow like we need it will require getting more out of our technology.
  
  
• Ever notice that there's no club full of "Mad Money" billionaires? Furious activity and hot-headed impatience are exactly the wrong thing for investors to have.

Thanks for listening tonight!

- Brian Gongol / mail@gongol.com / brian@whoradio.com