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25.01.2022 U-Nam and his music. BNAP TODAY, Friday, September 11, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/OWJ7pTTtH4A... National Securities' Art Hogan recommends investors buy home builders stocks following the recent sell-off. He also tells Fred Katayama why he likes the prospects for JPMorgan Chase and Apple. Well known throughout Europe and the US as a musical trendsetter and innovative player in Instrumental Music, Soul, and R&B, U-Nam has had much success in not only the US, but globally. This year U-Nam released U-Nam Goes Big Band on the Skytown records label a collaboration with the Lutz Krajenski Big Band based on Estonian pop songs, from 1945-1980. And we check out New Zealand's Marlborough region and some fabulous wine.



25.01.2022 On BNAP Today Mike Ryan talks to Sarah Cook, Senior Research Analyst for China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan at Freedom House in Washington. Sarah’s most recent report - Beijing’s Global Megaphone is a detailed study of the Chinese Communist Party’s complex strategy to influence the media inside and outside the Mainland, targeting Chinese and non- Chinese audiences. Is it working? Singaporeans went to the polls today amidst the Covid-19 crisis and forecasts of severe recession. Eu...gene Tan, Media commentator, Associate Professor of Law at Singapore Management University and ex parliamentarian shares his views on the issues and expected outcome. Plus, we have a report on Trump administration regulations that will bar the U.S. government from buying goods or services from companies that uses products from five Chinese companies including Huawei. And more. Finally, because it's the weekend, from our box of slightly offbeat stories A restaurant in India is promoting Covid-19 health and safety in the most creative way with delicious face mask flat bread. Stay tuned for more exciting developments, updated website, audio podcasts and exclusive interviews.

24.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Friday, July 24, 2020 The diplomatic crisis this week over Chinese consulates in the United States is only the latest in the countries long-deteriorating relationship. Megan Revell examines some of the many problems between Washington and Beijing.. Microsoft's professional networking site LinkedIn said it would cut about 960 jobs, or 6% of its global workforce, as the coronavirus pandemic is having a sustained impact on demand for its recruitment products. ... Our special guest is Dr Yan Liang. Dr Liang is Professor of Economics at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, specializing in international trade and finance, financial macroeconomics and economic development (with a regional focus on China). Dr Yan Liang has published numerous papers and articles on The Chinese Economy, and China and the World Economy, and holds a Master’s degree and a Doctorate degree in Economics. Plus as it’s the weekend, we check out a custom motorcycle shop in Tokyo and pay a visit to a micro brewery on the Gold Coast in Australia. Have a great weekend and don't forget to subscribe

22.01.2022 John-Paul Langbroek MP & Queensland Elections and Blake Christian, CPA & Partner, Holthouse Carlin & Van Trigt on the right choice for your CPA. WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/mpe5B5nxGLk... The Queensland State election will be held on October 31, 2020. Mike Ryan chats with John-Paul Langbroek about the outlook for Queensland and which Party has the Treats and which has the Tricks? John Paul Langbroek was elected as the Member for Surfers Paradise in 2004, and currently serves as the Shadow Minister for Sport and Racing, Multicultural Affairs and the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games' Candidature for the Liberal National Party in Queensland. John-Paul Langbroek served in a previous LNP Government as Education Minister. Mike Ryan talks to Blake Christian, CPA and Tax Expert on media revelations of President Trump's personal tax payments, what makes a good CPA and why all businesses need one. BNAP TODAY, September 29, 2020.



22.01.2022 HAWAII OPENS SOON AND MORE ON OPPORTUNITY ZONES WITH BLAKE CHRISTIAN WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/VNAnsyrS28M... Hawaii Travel becomes a reality from October 15. Keith Regan, Chief Administrative Officer of Hawaii Tourism Authority says the low Covid numbers have helped. We know that Opportunity Zones have attracted great interest from real estate developers and investors. Other opportunities are available to other types of businesses or entrepreneurs. Blake Christian has more.

18.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Friday, October 16, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/1DK2smvFbm0... Andrew Rigie talks about NYC Hospitality Industry, Sanjeev Sabhlok attacks Government management of Covid19 and Kirk Clyatt gives an update on the US Election on BNAP TODAY. New York City is the Hospitality capital of the world. Andrew Rigie, Executive Director of the New York City Hospitality Alliance has some ideas on how to save the industry reeling from Covid19 shutdowns. Andrew heads up an association representing restaurants and nightlife venues throughout the five boroughs of New York. Andrew was born into the hospitality business, working at his family’s third generation bakery in Queens, NY. He later got his apron dirty by working multiple positions within the industry before joining the New York State Restaurant Association in 2004. In 2009, Andrew took the helm of the 80+ year old Association's New York City operations as its Executive Vice President. He became the founding Executive Director who launched the independent New York City Hospitality Alliance in 2012. Since then, The Alliance has grown into a premier organization delivering information, education, services and representing thousands of restaurants and nightlife venues in the halls of government and in the media. In addition to his executive duties, Andrew serves on multiple advisory boards. He is Chair of New York City’s Office of Nightlife Advisory Board and Vice Chair of Community Board 7 (Manhattan). He is a vocal industry advocate, public speaker, frequent panellist and moderator, host of Hospitality & Politics podcast, Forbes and Total Food Service News contributing author and commentator on local, national and international media platforms. City & State listed Andrew on their 40 Under 40 list of Rising Stars: Next Generation of Political Leaders, as did Hunter College with their Stars in NYC Food Policy recognition." Andrew is a graduate of the Institute of Culinary Education in Manhattan. In Australia, Victoria has a Government lurching from one crisis to another. How do we fix things if the same people are in charge? Sanjeev Sabhlok says sack the Mathematical Epidemiologists and return to the plan that's already in place. Since March 2001, Sanjeev held roles in the Victorian Government and more recently as an economist in the Department of Treasury and Finance. Sanjeev resigned from his Treasury role on 10 September 2020 to protest the outrageous violations of liberty and good policy by the Daniel Andrews government. Before settling in Australia, Sanjeev held senior roles in the Indian Administrative Service. He holds a doctorate in economics from the University of Southern California. Veteran broadcaster Kirk Clyatt has the latest on the Presidential Election and what the polls are saying nationally and in the important swing states. Plus, Donald Trump has the right moves...on stage.

18.01.2022 Mike Ryan talks to Joe Bourdow, a Partner with Premier Franchise Advisors about the importance of Trust and Cooperation in managing change in organisations as many, including franchise systems, face signifcant headwinds. Joe has a fortyfive year business career that includes experience as a successful franchisee and franchisor and two terms on the International Franchise Association’s Board of Directors. Mr. Vijay Mohan Raj, Managing Director Sameera Travel and Tours, a Trav...el Management Company, based in Hyderabad talks about the affect of Covid-19 on his industry and business conditions in his city. Vijay is also an International Director of SKÅL, the world’s largest organization of Travel and Tourism Professionals. China's economy returned to growth in the second-quarter after a deep slump at the start of the year. Gloria Tso reports. A South Korean company is threatening an Indonesian village. Libby Hogan has more. Because it’s Friday, from our slightly offbeat file is thisFast food chain Burger King has released an advertisement encouraging US farmers to change the diet of cows to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Burger King claims adding lemongrass could ease digestion.



18.01.2022 BNAP TODAY, October 1, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/8f_VZ9Zx1EU... What really happened with the Presidential debate, Biden avoids tax and nothing said from the mainstream media, but when it comes to Trump then the media goes nuts. Kirk Clyatt has more. And with every action (or lack of it) there's a reaction. The Victorian Quarantine fiasco has the Government heading for prosecution. Mike Ryan speaks with Ken Phillips, Executive Director of Self Employed Australia.

17.01.2022 Mike Hruby, New Jobs for Massachusetts & John Blackburn, Institute for Integrated Economic Research IIER Australia talk about poor Government Policy making and Laws restricting employment growth. WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/NxjhFZBh0cY... Biden/Harris will support the Unions. How will that impact more than 57 million Americans and impact business across the United States? Mike Hruby is President of New Jobs for Massachusetts which has been focused on removing the barriers in law to rapid job growth. New Jobs for Massachusetts supports job growth in all forms, from teen employment, to regular employment, to self-employment, to entrepreneurship and work during retirement. Mike Hruby explains how independent contractors and the self-employed are disadvantaged by laws pushed by unions. We catch up with John Blackburn AO and discuss the challenging state of politics and governance in Australia. John Blackburn is a consultant in the field of Defence and National Security. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of NSW, the Institute For Regional Security, the Sir Richard Williams Foundation and the Australian Institute of Energy. John has extensive experience across the fields of strategy, policy, planning, operational command, capability development and material acquisition. BNAP TODAY. Wednesday, October 14, 2020

16.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Friday, October 23, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/bhSwNmTzBOk...Continue reading

15.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Friday, September 4, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/tBfdiA7MfoU... Mike Ryan talks to Mike Hayes, one of Queensland’s leading wine makers and President of the Queensland Wine Industry Association. Recent restrictions on Australian wine exports and anti-dumping investigations by China's Ministry of Commerce could take more than a year and cost thousands of Australian jobs. On a lighter note, Mike catches up with Harriet Messenger, General Manager of Marketing and Hospitality at Husk Distillers in picturesque Tumbulgum in Northern New South Wales. Harriet has been responsible for building the famous Ink Gin and Husk Distillers brands and tells us about the the unique and wonderful products being made by Australia’s first agricultural rum distillery. And because it's Friday, we visit Tokyo for a taste of regional cuisine. And don't forget to subscribe on YOUTUBE.

13.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Friday, August 14, 2020. WATCH THE SHOW https://youtu.be/zVZtABLduLU... On BNAP TODAY Dr. Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, Founder and Executive Director of the Centre for Policy Alternatives in Sri Lanka and an expert on governance and electoral matters talks to Mike Ryan about the outlook for Sri Lanka following the huge win by the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) led by Prime Minister Mahindra Rajapaksa. Dr. Saravanamuttu has a doctorate in International Relations from the London School of Economics. Apple is reportedly readying a series of subscription bundles that will let customers sign in for several of the iPhone maker's digital services at a lower monthly price. And because it's Friday, we should indulge a little in food, drink and travel. Pawpaw Cafe in Brisbane, Australia shows us how to make a tasty gin cocktail using the outstanding Ink Gin from Husk Distillers and St Germain Elderflower Liqueur. Dreaming of white beaches, palm-tree lined shores and some of the best diving in the world? See how the Savusavu Islands in Fiji is protecting its environment with Jean Michel Cousteau. While in Fiji; tempt your taste buds with Fiji's most popular seafood meal -The Fijian Ceviche. Chef Lance Seeto of Nadi’s Kanu Restaurant adds his signature flair to a familiar Fijian dish. We visit Ginza Sato Yosuke in Tokyo to learn about the real pleasure of Inaniwa udon. These noodles made by the hand-rolling method, have air bubbles and are hollow, resulting in the smoothest texture and wonderful mouthfeel. A spectacular landscape and sophisticated tourist culture is also home to some of the world’s best Pinot Noir, not to mention impressive, vivid white wines. The region is Central Otago Wine Region.



13.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. 22 July, 2020 Mike Ryan talks to Laurel Rosen, President and CEO of Santa Monica Chamber of Commerce about the impact of Covid-19 and recent Santa Monica riots and recovery prospects for her 800 business members and thousands of employees. As always, Laurel is a passionate advocate for local business and community interests. Famed photographer Maureen Baker decided to escape New York for Florida's sunshine, beaches and great lifestyle but along came Covid-19...Mau...reen explains to Mike Ryan how Miami residents feel about being at the epicentre of the virus. U.S. rhetoric is heating up on the South China Sea, a constant source of friction between China and five of its neighbours. Megan Revell unpicks the issue. And don't forget to subscribe.

13.01.2022 On BNAP TODAY: WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/DnLhBrR2Q8E... Facebook made an "operational mistake" in not acting sooner to remove a page for a militia group that posted a call to arms in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Freddie Joyner has details. If you're concerned with the growth of major tech companies such as Google, then our full length interview should be of interest. Today our guest is Dipayan Gosh, author of TERMS OF DISSERVICE: How Silicon Valley is destructive by design. Dipayan Ghosh, is a Pozen Fellow at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. Dipayan is a former Facebook privacy and public policy advisor.

13.01.2022 On BNAP TODAY: CLICK TO WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/oqkgj-enUfc... U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Sunday said he hoped to have something "firmed up" with Democrats by week's end over a continuing resolution measure that would keep U.S. government open through early December. Gavino Garay has more. Several COVID-19 vaccine developers plan to publicly pledge not to seek government approval until their vaccine candidates are proven to be safe and effective, media reports said. Fred Katayama reports. And Mike Ryan catches up with Joe Bourdow, a Partner with Premier Franchise Advisors. Joe has a fortyfive year business career that includes significant experience as a successful franchisee and franchisor. Joe served two terms on IFA’s Board of Directors, was Chair of the IFA Diversity Institute, member of the IFA Education Foundation Executive Committee, and was Vice Chair of the Franchise Relations Taskforce.

12.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Monday, August 10, 2020 Watch the video on YouTube. https://youtu.be/Jx0CzbG3HxA... On BNAP TODAY Prof. Chang Chuan Chan, Dean of National Taiwan University’s College of Public Health and a leading figure in public health explains Taiwan's success in managing coronavirus and how Australia needs to improve tracking and tracing mechanisms and its public health infrastructure. After U.S. counterintelligence said Russia was actively working to undermine Democratic candidate Joe Biden ahead of the presidential election, President Donald Trump's national security adviser said China was trying to actively interfere with Chinese-linked actors, targeting U.S. election infrastructure. This report produced by Zachary Goelman.

12.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Wednesday, September 2, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/cKSSqiAe5SE... Blake Christian, a tax partner at HCVT LLP in Long Beach, California, and Park City, looks at Qualified Opportunity Zones. Senator Malcolm Roberts says the CSIRO has been caught out relying on discredited scientific papers and unvalidated models as the basis for advice to government on climate policy, which is a multi-billion dollar drag on the economy. Who's leading the race in the us election. And who's ready to place a bet on Donald Trump or Joe Biden. From the city that just loves to bet, Kirk Clyatt has more.

11.01.2022 Wednesday August 5 2020 WATCH NOW ON YOUTUBE https://youtu.be/smade9WcCIE... Professor Gigi Foster has come under fire for her views on living with Coronavirus and how Australia can survive. Mike Ryan asks why? Gigi Foster is Director of Education at the University of NSW and one of Australia’s leading economics communicators named 2019 Young Economist of the Year by the Economic Society of Australia. A Professor in the School of Economics at the University of NSW, Gigi was awarded a national Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning in 2017. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Gigi Foster received a BA from Yale and a PhD in economics from the University of Maryland. Senator Malcolm Roberts tells Mike Ryan that Coronavirus testing needs to be faster and Government needs to be more truthful. First elected to the Parliament of Australia as a Queensland Senator in 2016 and again in 2019, Senator Roberts represents the party of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation. The Senator has a background in underground coal mining and a strong interest in economics and climate change. He has an engineering degree and an MBA from the University of Chicago. China has vowed to retaliate if the United States persists with "hostile action" against Chinese journalists who may be forced to leave in the coming days if their U.S. visas are not extended. Edward Baran reports... And more...

10.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. August 7, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/F-uCZHQlOno... While the number of coronavirus cases across the Pacific is low, strict border closures and travel restrictions remain in-force, affecting many tourism dependent economies. Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa is a beautiful, five star property offering French luxury and wonderful local cuisine on Denarau Island. Mike Ryan chats to Vincent Macquet, General Manager, about local conditions and his property's multi-million dollar upgrade. As tensions rise with China, there is another market in the region that is simply bursting at the seams. Mike Ryan speaks with Phil Turtle, President of the Australia Indonesia Business Council about the Indonesia Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) and the outlook for Indonesia. Phillip is an International Trade and Investment Consultant and Indonesian Specialist. And because it's Friday, we relax a little and visit Japan to eat and drink flowers, courtesy of PLAYTOKYO, a video project featuring Tokyo's hidden gems. We learn about an unusual micro business - Chalk Boy - and treat your eyes and taste buds at Hanabar. Only in Tokyo... And don't forget to subscribe on YOUTUBE.

09.01.2022 WATCH THE SHOW https://youtu.be/wdAwtI48w8U DEAN DIMITRIOU, MANAGER THE MURRAY HONG KONG & DAVID WILSON HOST GRAPE ENCOUNTERS RADIO PLUS NEWS ON APPLE ONE.... BNAP TODAY, Friday, September 18 2020

08.01.2022 WATCH THE LATEST SHOW https://youtu.be/4fr49BEph2M Economist Dr Sanjeev Sabhlok protests on Victorian Government Covid-19 policies & Kirk Clyatt brings us news and political updates from Las Vegas. ... Dr Sanjeev Sabhlok resigned as Senior Manager, Economic Strategy, Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance on 10 September 2020 to protest the outrageous violations of liberty and good policy by the Daniel Andrews government. Before settling in Australia, Dr Sabhlok held senior roles in the Indian Administrative Service and holds PhD and Masters degrees in Economics from the University of Southern California. Dr Sabhlok talks to Mike Ryan. Biden for President or Trump wins again? What about Nancy Pelosi for President? Unlikely, but a possibility. Kirk Clyatt, Veteran Broadcaster and our Man in Las Vegas has more.

08.01.2022 IS THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN RUNNING OUT OF MONEY? BNAP TODAY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/3ShKFJrW0bQ... We're joined by Kirk Clyatt and the latest on the presidential debates plus the latest on the US Election. Covid-19 has had a huge impact on the US economy and business need help to recover. So what can be done? Blake Christian from HCVT has some ideas...

06.01.2022 TRACY HADDEN LOH ON COVID19 IMPACTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES, KIRK CLYATT NEWS POLITICS, LAS VEGAS PROPERTY WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/HCqGjR9oXfM... Tracy Hadden Loh, Brookings talks about Covid19 impact on local communities, employment and US Retail, Hospitality and Tourism. Kirk Clyatt has news from Nevada on US elections and Covid19 impact on Las Vegas tourism, economy and property prices. BNAP TODAY. September 16, 2020

05.01.2022 JOE BOURDOW ON FRANCHISING TAKING A HIT FROM COVID-19 & KIRK CLYATT REPORTS ON US POLITICS. WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/e-V9thBvzqU... Joe Bourdow reports that Franchising has taken a hit from Covid19 and Kirk Clyatt covers US Politics. International Franchise Association released a detailed impact study prepared by FranData which shows that Franchising has been impacted greatly because of COVID-19. Mike Ryan caught up with Franchise Veteran Joe Bourdow, Managing Partner, Premier Franchise Advisors. Who do you think appears weaker now of the two candidates following Trump’s diagnosis and recovery Trump or Biden? Kirk Clyatt shares his thoughts as he walks the Streets of Philadelphia. In America, Small businesses struggle to stay afloat as financial relief from Congress stalls. Over 8 million restaurant jobs have been lost or furloughed, $165 billion lost in restaurant sales and about 100,000 restaurants are closed due to the effects of the pandemic. CNBC's Kate Rodgers reports.

05.01.2022 The new 30-minute global show, BNAP TODAY, will be streamed Monday, Wednesday and Friday in HD, covering business, politics, economics and opportunities driving growth in the Asia Pacific and the US . There will be interviews with leaders of influence, and those in the know. BNAP TODAY will cover trends and new products in business services, technology and aspects of lifestyle. Our aim is not to mimic other business shows but provide fresh insights and perspectives in a program that will stimulate and entertain audiences. BNAP TODAY Podcasts will be an audience friendly resource of lively interviews, hot topics and news about doing business in the region, distributed daily as video and audio on all major podcast directories Google, iTunes, Spotify, YouTube etc.?

04.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Monday, August 17, 2020. WATCH VIDEO https://youtu.be/HI7vdX_Ieeg... Dr Raji Rajagopalan is a Distinguished Fellow & Head Of The Nuclear And Space Policy Initiative, at the Observer Research Foundation in New Delhi. Dr Rajagopalan talks to Mike Ryan about the new space race amongst existing and emerging space powers, the big issues in Space Governance, opportunities for the private sector and jobs on the ground. George Ball, CEO of Sanders Morris Harris, says Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies could soon become sought after as a safe-haven asset. He tells Fred Katayama why he thinks many wealthy investors or traders will consider buying them. Ball also said an election win by Joe Biden would not be a "catastrophe" for the stock market. The future is here with Autonomous Vehicles. StreetDrone is an autonomous R&D platform introduced by the Hong Kong Productivity Council APAS R&D Centre, steering Hong Kong towards its goal of becoming a smart city. The platform is now open for use by the automobile industry and related sectors. And may the force be with you!

01.01.2022 BNAP TODAY. Wednesday, August 12, 2020 WATCH THE SHOW https://youtu.be/l03Kh-j_1_4... Pakistan is doing well in it's fight with COVID-19. Dr Adnan Khan, chief knowledge officer at Research and Development Solutions, a consulting firm in Islamabad, Pakistan, tells us why. And move over worm and take your worm farm home with you! The Black Soldier fly is in town and is really going to help business and the environment at the same time. Cameron Arnold from Fly To Feed has more... Describing her as "nasty," U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he was "surprised" Joe Biden picked Senator Kamala Harris as his VP candidate. And don't forget to subscribe.

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