Leslie Marshall Show - American Manufacturing at 250: Why America's Industrial Story Still Matters
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Leslie Marshall welcomes Scott Paul, President of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, for a fascinating look at the people, places, and industries that helped build the nation.
Drawing from his "American Manufacturing 250" tour, Scott takes listen…
American Manufacturing at 250: Why America's Industrial Story Still Matters
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Leslie Marshall welcomes Scott Paul, President of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, for a fascinating look at the people, places, and industries that helped build the nation.
Drawing from his "American Manufacturing 250" tour, Scott takes listen…
How One Viral Video Brought 600 Orders a Day — and This Utah Maker Wasn’t Ready
Russ Warner just wanted an extra $400 a month for a car payment and to hang with his kids. Instead, a single TikTok from an Ohio teenager racked up 50 million views, buried his made-to-order skateboard business under 600 orders a day, and turned a Utah garage operation into a real American factory…
The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for July 28 – August 3 … and Beyond
This week on the Insider Report, Scott Paul from Beacon Broadband comes on the show with the “Internet Report.” Then Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Beyond 250 Living History in Brookings Harbor, Curry County Master Gardene…
He Sold Everything to Make a Banjo in America
What does it take to build a musical instrument company in America — with no woodworking background and a fear of power tools? Zack Munsell went from a sales job with “no passion” to founding Friendly Banjos, maker of a color-coded, easy-to-play banjo built for kids and beginners. Today, he joins …
This Detroit Apparel Factory Stitches Its Own U.S. Supply Chain
He bought a $5 bill’s worth of beanies, sold them, bought more, and, eight years later, he’s manufacturing American-made knitwear in Detroit for brands you’ve heard of. Josh York, founder of Soft Goods, joins AAM President Scott Paul to talk about building a cut-and-sew factory in Corktown from sc…
Union Workers on What Their Jobs Built and What They Stand to Lose
At the height of a Washington, D.C., summer heat wave, members of the United Steelworkers came to town for the union's Rapid Response Legislative and Policy Conference — four days of talking legislation with lawmakers on Capitol Hill. AAM Media Relations Director Cat Adams grabbed a mic and went d…
Hundreds of Major Leaguers Wear This Made in Texas Belts
Hundreds of pro ballplayers are wearing belts made in a Texas town of 3,000 people. Matt Hadden is the third-generation president to run Pioneer Fit, a company his grandfather started in 1979 selling sports gear out of the back of his trunk in Nebraska. He joins AAM President Scott Paul today and …
Are Amazon and Walmart Using AI to Make It Harder to Buy American?
Erie Meyer was shopping for U.S.-made steel-toed boots for her brother when she kept finding Amazon and Walmart listings with "Made in USA" in the title and "imported" buried further down the page. The former Federal Trade Commission and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau chief technologist join…
How Taylor Guitars changed the guitar industry — and helped revitalize an African forest in the process
Taylor Guitars is one of the world's best-known acoustic guitar makers, with roots in San Diego and a history of changing how guitars are designed and made. But founder Bob Taylor's work has taken him far beyond the factory floor. A trip to Cameroon to investigate an ebony sawmill exposed a proble…
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