MIA Bonus Clips
Key Points: Many companies have evaluated moving out of China due to rising labor costs over the past ten years. The supply chain structure in certain sectors of production, like for semiconductors, makes it very difficult to move production. Aaron Alpeter believes manufacturing will come back to America in a big way over the next…
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Made in America
The History of the Time Delay Safe: Made In America Bonus Clip
MarketScale’s award-winning original series, “Made in America,” hits the highways and byways of our country seeking out American-made, American-proud companies that are the backbone of our great nation. Over the course of the Tidel episode of MarketScale’s Made In America series, we learned a lot about the diligence and quality Tidel puts into its products. In this…
Food & Beverage
How Lexington Brewing Is Leaving Their Mark In Bourbon Country: Made In America Bonus Clip
On Made in America, the focus is the businesses that choose to remain at home and drive the U.S. economy from within. Before the Town Branch Distillery had the honor of being the first distillery built in Lexington proper in more than 100 years, parent company Alltech built a reputation in the beverage industry…
Architecture & Design
Exploring the Gateway to the Adirondacks: Made In America Bonus Clip
MarketScale’s award winning original “Made in America” series hits the highways and byways of our country seeking out American-made, American-proud companies that are the backbone of our great nation. In this bonus segment, Daniel Litwin of MarketScale makes a stop in Queensbury, New York, and visits with local historians Joan Aldous and Stan Cianfarano….
Food & Beverage
Building Your Neighborhood Brewery: Made In America Bonus Clip
In this bonus clip from Made in America: Garrett Metal Detectors, MarketScale’s Tyler Kern set out to explore the surrounding community of Garland, Texas that Garrett calls home. To that end, Kern met up with Cary Hodson, owner of Intrinsic Smokehouse & Brewery, to learn how the fabric of Garland’s community influences the tasty…
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Icom Powers 3Y0K: Ham Radio’s Most Ambitious DXpedition to Remote Bouvet Island (Part 2)
Few places on Earth are as inaccessible—and as coveted by amateur radio operators—as Bouvet Island. Located in the South Atlantic, this uninhabitable rock has long been regarded as the “Mount Everest of DXpeditions.” According to the DXCC Most Wanted List, Bouvet ranks near the very top of sought-after contacts, making every attempt to activate…
Icom Powers 3Y0K: Ham Radio’s Most Ambitious DXpedition to Remote Bouvet Island (Part 1)
Bouvet Island sits at the edge of the world. It is frozen, uninhabited, and almost impossible to access. Fewer people have set foot there than in space. That level of remoteness is exactly what makes it so valuable to amateur radio operators. The island ranks tenth on ClubLog’s list of Most Wanted DXCC entities,…
Data Fluency and Human Connection Power Marketing Careers in the Age of AI
With new AI marketing tools appearing almost daily, it’s no wonder teams feel stretched thin. Yet beneath the constant buzz of automation and algorithms, the real drivers of growth haven’t changed: reliable data and thoughtful strategy. A recent Adobe study found that nearly half of marketers—a whopping 48%—say their biggest obstacle is ensuring data accuracy….
Architect’s Perspective: Retrofitting Aging Mall Properties
Architect Johnny Stewart, AIA, shares his perspective on retrofitting aging mall properties into vibrant, sustainable community hubs. He highlights three core strategies, starting with enhancing the property’s mixed-use capabilities by adding diverse tenants like gyms, pickleball courts, local restaurants, or even residential spaces to drive foot traffic. A second key area is improving parking and…
