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Don’t have time to listen to the whole Dave & Chuck the Freak podcast? Check out some of the tastiest bits of the day, including wee David running the show, the German couple who was kicked off of a cruise for having sex that was too loud, accidently AIDS spray, when you caught a worker doing something they shouldn’t have done in your house and more!
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Brad Evans of the Heartland Value Plus fund says in the Big Interview that Corporate American has levered itself to levels never seen before, which leaves stocks vulnerable to being whipsawed by news events and headlines in ways investors haven't previously experienced. Also on the show, Liz Pagel of TransUnion discusses the how well -- and sometimes how poorly -- debt consolidation really works, Sam McBride of New Constructs puts a big-name stock in the Danger Zone, and Peter Tuz of Chase Investment COunsel talks growth stocks in the Market Call.
Chuck and Winkler 9 AM Hour - The guys recap their weekend picks and talk NFC North Football
Chuck and Winkler Pregame Show with Ryan Horvat - The Packers are 7-2.. everybody falls in the NFL... So why is Ryan Horvat so angry this morning following a loss to the Chargers in week 9? Find out HERE!
House Democrats move forward with the impeachment inquiry. House Intelligence Committee member, Rep. Terri Sewell (D-Ala.), and House Rules Committee member, Rep. Tom Cole (R-Okla.), join Meet the Press for exclusive interviews. Plus, a one-on-one interview with presidential candidate, Andrew Yang. Tom Brokaw discusses his new book, The Fall of Richard Nixon. John Harwood, Helene Cooper, Anna Palmer and Rick Lowry join the Meet the Press round table. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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If your circumstances are extremely trying and not likely to change soon, how do you go on? Find out how Paul lived above his circumstances, not under them. Can we still do that today?
Chuck is joined by Michael Fields (of Colorado Rising Action) and State Minority Leader Patrick Neville to discuss Prop CC: what it is, how to vote, and more! Also, this week's "Minority Report"!
Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about a guy that took a flight wearing full medieval knight armor, being so scared you soiled yourself, a listener that swallowed something nasty, a woman found dead with her 8 ft. python wrapped around her neck, a guy in trouble for getting it on with a large pile of leaves, a dude cut his finger off after he was bit by a snake but doctors said it wasn’t necessary, a woman who lives her life as a cat, a guy that used a cat as a weapon against police, cursing improves the effectiveness of your workouts, a restaurant in Canada serving deep fried Maple leaves, having selective hearing, and more!
Don’t have time to listen to the whole Dave & Chuck the Freak podcast? Check out some of the tastiest bits of the day, including when you were so scared that you soiled yourself, a listener who accidently ate her boyfriend’s belly button lint, professional cuddlers and more!
The post Tasty Bits Podcast 11-01-19 appeared first on WRIF Rocks Detroit.
David Ellison, manager of the Hennessy Large-Cap and Small-Cap Financial funds, says we are seeing a unique decline in interest rates because cuts historically were supposed to help out financial institutions, making it easier to make loans, unload bad debts and improve margins. With rates at historic lows, however, cuts aren't really providing financial firms with any help, Ellison says, making the entire sector tougher to read. Also on the show, Richard Howe of Stock Spinoff Investing makes his debut in the Market Call, Andy Provencher of BNY Mellon Investment Management discusses how little average Americans know about fixed-income investing, and Chuck reveals the results of his 'Cash-or-Candy' Halloween.
Chuck and Winkler 9 AM Hour - Bart joins Chuck, Tim, and Ryan to make their 6-pack of picks for this weekend's slate of football. Plus, we continue to preview Packers vs Chargers.
Chuck and Winkler 6 AM Hour - Tim Allen joins Chuck Freimund and Ryan Horvat as he fills in for Bart Winkler. We preview Packers vs Chargers. Could Davante Adams return this week? Plus, Tim wants to know when you truly became a Packers fan?
Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about a guy that claims he was fired for sharing a meme on Facebook, the top earning dead celebrities, a man who lost his home in a police standoff gets no compensation from city, first responders freak out when a girl in horror makeup hits a deer, more details from people that attempted surviving McKamey Manor, a 10-year-old that was summoned to jury duty, a guy that had a bag of weed stuck in his nose for 18 years, a farmer with a satanic cow, a controversial Halloween display that upset a neighborhood, a deaf woman that got a $5000 water bill because she couldn’t hear her toilet running, people who are always late live longer, and more!
REMEMBERING APPEALING APPAREL as we check out a clothes closet filled with records and recollections of coats and hats, blue jeans and blue gowns, suits and trousers, even diamonds and minks.
Francesca Ortegren of Clever Real Estate discusses a recent study on the effect of paranormal activity on home prices -- no, we're not kidding -- which found that people are much more concerned about the potential for crime than they are about being haunted by ghosts, with people who believe in the supernatural more likely to pay up to buy a house they've been told is haunted. Also on the show, Tom Lydon of ETFTrends makes a small-cap dividend fund his pick for ETF of the Week, Rick Redding of the Index Industry Association talks about why the number of indexes shrank by roughly 20 percent in the last year, and Jason Herried of Johnson Financial Group talks funds and ETFs in the Market Call.
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