Jim Campbell Radio

On this edition of Jim Campbell Radio, the Business and Forensic Talk host welcomes  Tanya Brown — Nicole Brown Simpson’s Sister and Advocate Tanya Brown is the youngest sister of Nicole Brown Simpson, a nationally recognized author, speaker, counselor, and advocate for mental health, grief, resilience, and domestic violence awareness. ###

On this episode, Jim welcomes Author William Cohan.  Bill Cohan and Apollo: Money to Burn and the Leon Black Saga Bill Cohan’s new 673‑page biography, Money to Burn: The Unvarnished Truth About Leon Black, Apollo, and the Rise of a New Wall Street , offers a sweeping, often contentious account of Apollo Global Management’s rise, Leon Black’s career, and the scandals that shadowed it.  ###

Brandon Steiner is an American entrepreneur, sports marketer, author, and motivational speaker known for pioneering the modern sports memorabilia industry. He founded Steiner Sports in 1987, growing it into a $50 million enterprise with landmark deals such as acquiring Old Yankee Stadium memorabilia and partnering with the Yankees, Cowboys, and MSG. Credited with popularizing inscriptions on autog...

Yonah Jeremy Bob ( Hebrew : יונה ג'רמי בוב) is an Israeli journalist who has worked at The Jerusalem Post since 2012 and currently serves as senior military correspondent, intelligence analyst and Literary Editor. Hיונה ג'רמי בובJim Campbell Radio is a presentation of Park City Productions 06604 LLC.  ###

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on this episode Jim welcomes Author Catherine Katz  Shadow Before the Flame by Catherine Grace Katz Catherine Grace Katz’s Shadow Before the Flame is a 2026 historical narrative that reinterprets the Hindenburg disaster as a pivotal moment linking technological ambition, cultural change, and the rise of Nazi Germany. ###

On this episode of Jim Campbell radio: Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin and Babe Ruth share the same death date — August 16 — and their story is brought to light by author John Cirillo in the just published book Elvis, Aretha and The Babe: 8/16 — Three Times the Bell Will Toll . ###

On this edition of the Jim Campbell Radio show, Elise Giamanco, who along with her twin sister Marissa, was orphaned when her father was arrested for a string of high visibility bank robberies in Missouri in 2008.  This is Elise and her family's story, unvarnished and riveting.  ###

on this episode of Jim Campbell Radio,  Donna Chaffee details her time working for Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in a new memoir, First Great Sorrow: My Years With Robert Kennedy Donna Chaffee went to work for Bobby Kennedy fresh out of high school; four years later, she was helping coordinate his funeral ###

On this edition, Jim welcomes back  Bethany McLean:  The co-author of ‘The Smartest Guys in the Room’ rings the alarm about the incentives that fueled the private credit boom, who’s at risk, and where it could rock the economy. Bethany's new piece in INC is  I’m Worried About Private Credit. Here’s Why ###

Jim took to the airwaves of WPKN radio 89.5FM just in time for 4th of July to discuss the bi-partisan 21st century road to housing act.  ###

In this episode Jim welcomes Professor/Author Mordecai Kurz,  In Private Power and Democracy’s Decline, Mordecai Kurz contends that modern capitalism is concentrating power in ways democratic institutions were never designed to absorb 

As the World Cup begins and the NBA finals heat up, Jim welcomes Author | Journalist | Storyteller | Writer | Editor David Sweet.  ### 

Anja Shortland, a professor of political economy at King’s College London and expert in the economics of crime joins us to discuss ransomware and her new tome  Kidnap: Inside the Ransom Business ###

On this edition of Jim Campbell Radio, we welcome back Vitaliy Katsenelson. Vitaliy is the CEO of IMA , award-winning writer, author of Active Value Investing, The Little Book of Sideways Markets ,  his latest book, Soul in the Game: The Art of a Meaningful Life , and a student of life. ###