1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street History – And How It Shattered a Nation by: Andrew Ross Sorkin Reviewed by: Ralph Bender, MBA, CFP® Medal Rating: Silver Medal Andrew Ross Sorkin's 1929: Inside the Greatest Crash in Wall Street...
The Man Who Knew by: Sebastian Mallaby Reviewed by: Ralph Bender, MBA, CFP® Medal Rating: Silver Medal I thought I knew Alan Greenspan. After all, I lived through his entire tenure at the Fed, watched him testify before Congress, and experienced...
Gettysburg by: Stephen Sears Reviewed by: Ralph Bender, MBA, CFP® Medal Rating: Silver Medal Stephen Sears gives a solid account of one of the most pivotal battles of the Civil War. I didn’t know that Meade got thrust into the Union command just...
Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage by: Alfred Lansing Reviewed by: Ralph Bender, MBA, CFP® Medal Rating: Silver Medal The 28 men in this story faced unimaginable hardship and privation. After the Endurance was crushed in pack ice, they...
If you never heard of Scott Fauble or Ben Rosario, you probably don’t pay attention to Americans competing in the world’s major marathons.
Approaching the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong‘s first steps on the lunar surface…
A helmet-to-helmet gridiron collision causing permanent injury plays on the current awareness of football’s inherent violence.
Most Americans, I would wager, know of Richard the Lionheart through the various Robin Hood movies, as the king who was busy battling in the crusades while his brother ran roughshod over the English people he left behind.
The Astros put up a valiant fight ultimately losing to the amazing Mets and one of the most famous baseball playoffs of all time in the 16th inning.
If you have a smart phone, you have a video camera. If you use it like the vast majority of people use it, you need to read this book and quit making video that sucks.