Something More With Chris Boyd Show Podcasts

Chris is back in studio this week after attending the national conference of the Financial Planning Association. He reviews 3rd quarter numbers, the economy, the Fed/interest rates, and the markets. Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage joins the conversation as they review the impact on invsetors and borrowers. Mark Alliegro is Chris' guest in the second hour. He shares an important announcement and offers his thoughts on health care, ISIS, immigration, gun violence, and much more.

Chris is in Boston for the Financial Planning Association National Conference this week, so State Rep. and CPA Randy Hunt guest hosts the show. Chris checks in live from Boston with news of the conference and some market commentary before Randy explores topics such as corporate ethics, Project Labor Agreements and the Pacheco Law, and the controversy over dredging the canal and depositing the much needed sand on Town Neck Beach in Sandwich. All of that, plus your calls and the Slade Mortgage Minute on this week's "Something More."

AMR's Financial Analyst Seth Kaye joins Chris for the first half hour of this week's Something More to discuss the implications of no interest rate change from the Fed. Chris talks about the upcoming Papal visit and Syrian refugees. In the second hour, Chris' guest, Special Sheriff Jeff Perry, joins him for political analysis, reviewing the recent primary debate and the Democrat field of candidates. 

Estate Planning Attorney Keats Boyd joins Chris on this week's edition of Something More. They begin the show with a discussion of the candidacy of Donald Trump before moving on to Keats' area of expertise: estate planning. Chris answers questions from the mailbag and offers market commentary before speaking with Mike Burton for the Slade Mortgage Minute.

Chris welcomes Dan McCullough, author, professor, columnist, and playwright, to the show this week to talk about the issue of homelessness on Cape Cod and the work he is doing through TEAM M25. The second hour of the show includes Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage and Chris offering commentary on the latest market volatility and ideas for what an investor should do.

Chris flies solo on this week's show, but there is lots to talk about with the recent market conditions. Hear Chris' commentary and perspective on the recent correction as well as answers to your pressing financial questions on this week's edition of Something More.

Chris welcomes his brother, Estate Planning Attorney Keats Boyd, and show sponsor Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage to this week's "Something More." Topics include commentary on the market correction, what caused the sell off, and tips on what investors should do;  trust busting, upcoming Boyd and Boyd seminars, estate planning documents for college students; as well as mortgage rates and reverse mortgages.

Chris talks with Mike Burton about the potential Fed increase coming in September and the impact it could have on stocks, bonds, and mortgages. They also talk about market conditions, the devaluing of China's currency, and much more on this week's Something More.

Chris starts off this week's show with a chat with Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage regarding mortgage rates, HELOCs, and reverse mortgages. The bulk of the show focuses on a discussion of the Republican candidates, the recent debate, and lots of callers weighing in with their opinions. Finally, Chris ends the show with market commentary as well as thoughts about the economy and personal finance.

Chris begins this week's show with some commentary on topics such as GDP, inflation, and the markets. He then speaks with Mike Halloran regarding the risks of disability and some protections that may be available. Because disability and medical expenses can lead to the risk of bankruptcy, Chris then talks with nationally known but locally situated Attorney Richard Cohen. Mike Burton is also here with the Slade Mortgage Minute.

On this week's edition of "Something More," Chris offers some market commentary and perspective before being joined by professional organizer, Maryann Murphy. Maryann talks about the importance of time management and organizational skills in order to be productive both at home and in business. Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage co-hosts the second hour of the show. Chris and Mike discuss the real estate market, pre-approved mortgages, and different types of loans and loan rates.

Jeff Perry is the guest host on this week's "Something More," which focuses on the growing problem of opiate addiction, both here on Cape Cod and throughout the Commonwealth. In the first hour, Jeff is joined by Sheriff Cummings and Jessica Burgess, RN to talk about treatments and the use of Narcan and Vivitrol. In the second hour, Jeff welcomes State Representative Randy Hunt and Patty Mitrokostas of Gosnold to discuss prevention programs. 

Chris speaks with Erica Waasdorp, President of A Direct Solution, which is an organization that helps nonprofits raise sustainable revenue through annual appeals and monthly giving.  In the second half of the show, Chris talks with the Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, Karyn Polito, about local topics such as state budget issues, and the MBTA.  

Chris recaps the market activity and shares his outlook on the economy for the second half of 2015. Seth Kaye also shares his views on the market.  The show also features a "best of" segment, which included interviews with the Pulitzer Prize winning Wall Street Journal writer Bret Stephens, and Stephen Moore, who is a famous economist and former member of the Wall Street Journal's editorial board. 

Chris and show sponsor and frequent guest Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage co-host this week's Something More. They discuss the news of the week, including the Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage and health care. Chris offers some market perspective and Mike discusses everything you ever wanted to know about mortgages. All that, plus your calls and questions, on this week's edition of Something More.

Chris welcomes Mary Lou Palumbo, Executive Director of the Mashpee Chamber of Commerce, to the show this week. Mary Lou talks about the Business After Hours, recent events, and the upcoming Clam Bake. Other topics covered by Chris this week include: Father's Day, Rick Presbrey and the Housing Assistance Corp, the Papal Encyclical, the New York prison break, the political scene and of course, some market commentary.  

Chris offers market commentary and perspective in the first hour of this week's "Something More." In the second hour, Barbara Milligan of the Cape and Islands United Way is in studio to talk about all of the good works of the United Way. She talks about grant distributions, the upcoming change in structure to a community impact model, and the upcoming Best Night of the Year fundraiser. Finally, we have the Slade Mortgage Minute with Mike Burton.

Chris welcomes two guests to this week's edition of Something More. Dr. Peg Luksik is here to talk about why parents should be concerned about the Common Core and the new PARCC test. Later, Andi Genser of We Can talks about her organization's good works and how they are helping women on Cape Cod. Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage is here with the Slade Mortgage Minute.

Chris is joined by State Representative Randy Hunt for a discussion of the Massachusetts state budget and the idea of a progressive income tax, which is unconstitutional. In the second hour, Herb Montgomery of the Montgomery Financial Group talks about the GDP report and the state of the economy as well as Business Development Companies and the risks that they entail.Finally, Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage rounds out the show with the Slade Mortgage Minute.

The show kicks off with an interview with Dr. Kerry Johnson,internationally known speaker and bestselling author, regarding his book, Behavioral Investing: Why Smart People Make Dumb Mistakes with Their Money. Chris is also giving away 10 copies of the book to the first ten people to schedule a complimentary consultation. Next, in honor of Memorial Day, Chris welcomes Colonel Jim LeFavor, commander of the Otis Air National Guard Base, to have a chance to both recognize Memorial Day and all that is happening at our local military base and their impact on our community at large. The second hour of the show features Mike Burton of Slade Mortgage and realtor Deb DelNegro of Cape Cod Senior Connection for a discussion of the spring real estate market, second home ownership, and current mortgage rates.