
In this episode of Right About Now, Ryan Alford sits down with Tanner Chidester, founder of Elite CEOs and author of _Infinite Income,_ for a direct conversation about why so many entrepreneurs stay stuck even when the fix is right in front of them. Tanner argues that most struggling founders are not failing because they lack information. They are failing because they avoid the revenue-producing work they already know they need to do, whether that means sending more messages, making more cal…
Ryan Alford talks with Tanner Chidester about the difference between looking productive and actually building a business that makes money. Tanner explains why so many founders are trapped in the wrong tasks, why leads and sal...
What if one of the best soccer players in America is never discovered — not because they are not good enough, but because they cannot afford to be seen?
In this episode of Right About Now, Ryan Alford sits down with Brad Rothenberg, founder of Access U, to unpack the structural problem inside American soccer’s pay-to-play system and the long-term consequences that follow from it. Brad explains how Access U helps high-performing student-athletes use soccer as a path to college by providing…
Ryan Alford sits down with Brad Rothenberg for a conversation about the part of American soccer most casual fans never really see: the opportunity gap behind the game. Brad explains how the pay-to-play system creates barriers...
What happens when a luxury brand does something that should feel wrong on paper — and wins anyway?
In this episode of Right About Now, Ryan Alford sits down with Tom La Vecchia, founder of X Factor Media and publisher of New Theory Magazine, to break down the rumored AP x Swatch collaboration as a live case study in modern branding. Tom explains why this is not really about watches at all, but about attention, segmentation, cultural relevance, and how brands create desire long before the …
Ryan Alford sits down with Tom La Vecchia for a smart conversation on what luxury brands are really selling now — and why modern brand strategy is less about pure exclusivity and more about cultural participation. Using the r...