In this episode of Making It in America, host Paula Blankenship sits down with Kerim Kfuri, President and CEO of the Atlas Network, to explore the often overlooked yet critical world of supply chain management. Kerim shares his unique philosophy on supply chain dynamics, emphasizing that the only constant in the industry is change. From navigating the disruptions of COVID-19 to overcoming unexpected challenges like the Texas freeze and global shipping delays, Kerim and Paula dive into real-life examples of resilience and adaptability. They discuss how businesses can turn supply chain chaos into opportunities for growth, innovation, and even brand reinvention. Whether you're an entrepreneur, manufacturer, or simply curious about the behind-the-scenes workings of global logistics, this episode offers valuable insights into thriving amidst uncertainty.

Join host Paula Blankenship and guest Diana Mandell as they explore Diana’s transformative journey from hitting rock bottom to becoming a successful coach who helps others rebuild their lives. Diana, known as the "Antitherapist" and "Fixer," shares how she overcame trauma, toxic relationships, and business setbacks by developing her own coaching techniques when traditional therapy failed her. Through raw, relatable stories and actionable advice, Diana offers insights into her five key pillars of life — self, family, friends, professionals, and romance — empowering listeners to take control and thrive.

In this episode of Making It in America, host Paula Blankenship sits down with financial expert and author Lisa Chastain to explore her unique approach to managing money without traditional budgets. Lisa shares her journey from humble beginnings in a blue-collar family to becoming a financial thought leader, empowering women to take control of their financial futures. The conversation touches on entrepreneurship, wealth-building, and practical advice for millennials, with insights into her new book, Stop Budgeting, Start Living.