John Morrison, founder of wheelchairtravel.org and a triple amputee who has flown to 50 countries, offers advice for wheelchair users navigating airport security ahead of the Thanksgiving travel rush.
Bud Daher, chief executive of the Cruise Lines International Association, says record industry demand and high repeat-booking rates among millennials and Gen Z are reshaping the face of cruise travel.
Jen Tegan, Regent Seven Seas Cruises director of brand experience and loyalty, says guests seek all-inclusive “frictionless travel” and a sense of onboard community — including theme sailings with celebrity athletes and Michelin-starred chefs.
Carolyn Spencer Brown of Cruise Media says cruise lines are expanding Mediterranean sailings into winter months, while cautioning that AI booking tools are not yet reliable for complex travel planning.
Thom Serafin, the founder and CEO of Serafin & Associates, is one of Illinois’ most experienced public affairs strategists, with a career spanning statehouse journalism, U.S. Senate press work, and decades of political media commentary.
Kane County Treasurer Chris Lauzen says he has grown the county’s annual investment income roughly tenfold since taking office, crediting a competitive banking contract and a more active cash-management strategy as he seeks a second term.
Republican secretary of state candidate Diane Harris says Illinois faces losing $128 million in federal funding over an unresolved driver’s license records request, and argues incumbent Alexi Giannoulias is distracted by simultaneously running for Chicago mayor.
Robert Kuhn is the president and founder of Kuhn Capital Partners, an Oakbrook-based registered investment advisory firm that employs structured bank notes, a private Permian Basin energy fund and endowment-style strategies for high-net-worth clients.
Andrew Kuhn is a partner at Kuhn Capital Partners and manager of the firm’s Bison Alpha long/short hedge fund, which pairs a core technology stock portfolio with event-driven trades including merger arbitrage and commodity options.
Seth Leibsohn — radio host, published author, and Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute — brought his Townhall editorial commentary to AM 560 listeners on October 30, 2026, drawing on a career that spans Washington policy circles, national broadcasting, and academia.