In this episode of the Money, Riches and Wealth podcast, Drew and Mike are back together to talk about how the election might affect your financial strategy, the effect of moving to a different state, how a state's income tax impacts you and inheriting an IRA, just to mention a few topics. If you need to talk specifically about your financial goals, you can call during the show or call The Financial Consulate office directly at 877-823-7283 to speak with a member of the team.

Drew is joined by former Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. and Maryland State Delegate Nino Mangione to discuss how the upcoming election could impact personal finance.

This week, Drew and Tim are joined by Dr. Walter Williams, author of the new book Race and Economics: How Much Can Be Blamed on Discrimination?

Walter E. Williams is an American economist, commentator, author and academic.  He is the John H. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University, as well as a syndicated columnist and author.  Raised in the housing projects of North Philadelphia, Dr. Williams believes the government’s intervention more often harms rather than helps in issues of race and economy.  He joins us tonight to discuss his two newest books: His autobiography published in 2010 called Up From The Projects, and his newest release, Race & Economics: How much can be blamed on discrimination?

This week, Drew and Tim are joined by Burt and Anita Folsom. Burt Folsom is a professor of History at Hillsdale College and his wife, Anita, has directed Hillsdale College's Free Market Forum for five years. They are the co-authors of a new book FDR Goes to War. Burt and Anita are joining the show to discuss their new book and Burt's previous book New Deal or Raw Deal?