Program Description:  Before moving to the Suncoast, Chuck served as a radio news anchor in both the Minneapolis-St. Paul and Atlanta markets.  He took home an Emmy award while working as a TV news anchor at CBS-TV affiliate in Macon, GA. He hosted a syndicated author interview show "Books Uncovered" on over 100 stations in the US and Canada.

Chris’ brief Wall Street history reads like a novel filled with high-level suspense, intrigue, and corruption. Chris started his career by taking a job at an up-and-coming investment firm. Within two years at the practice, his initiatives were instrumental in driving sales up by 1,500%...catapulting the business to #2 on “INC Magazine’s” fastest growing privately held companies list. However, while working and spending significant time in the same water as some of Wall Street’s most notorious “sharks”, Chris discovered how corrupt Wall Street could be.

The fact that so many executives with prestigious, and even Ivy League college degrees, and rich resumes had the capacity, with no remorse, to scam their customers and the public at large, was simply mind-boggling.

The “respected” firm that he helped build was nothing more than an opportunity for insiders to get rich and investors to lose their shirts. Instead of accepting the culture of gluttony and deceit like many others on Wall Street, Chris chose to blow the cover off the charade, exposing the countless instances of lies, greed and manipulation. Through his action and diligence, Chris exposed the villains and facilitated in bringing down the very firm that he helped build, sacrificing millions for honesty and integrity.

A newspaper column at Arizona Business Gazette led to a call-in talk show about computers, which aired late at night on KFYI in Phoenix, and eventually the nationally-syndicated "Kim Komando Show."

“I know this stuff; I just do,” says Kim. “I have worked in computers all my life. I got my degree in computer information systems, and when I was in school, I learned to think like a computer. They would say, 'If you do A and B, then C will happen,' and you can figure it out from there. You learn to think in a linear way, and I do that in my real life. So, it just all makes sense to me.”