Name: Topic: Made in USA/Flatware (HT-KBN-1088-05252024-HR1-SGCD) by HomeTalk Media
Duration: 19 min
Description: Michael King, host of HomeTalk, welcomes Greg Owens to discuss the only Made-in-the-USA flatware company. Owens is the co-founder and CEO of Sherrill Manufacturing and Liberty Tabletop, and Co-Chairman of CPA (Coalition for a Prosperous America).

Michael King, host of HomeTalk, welcomes Don "the Brickman" Foster with Masonry Cosmetics. Masonry Cosmetics is the developer and manufacturer of a proprietary masonry staining and renewal process that permanently bonds with any porous masonry product including brick, block, mortar, natural and manufactured stone. The process has been independently tested and verified to have a life expectancy of over 40 years. Masonry Cosmetics offers a full line of masonry staining kits available internationally.

HomeTalk with Michael King Broadcast #934

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Topic: Masonry Staining (HT-GCN-934-06122021-hr1-sg12)

Michael King, host of HomeTalk, welcomes Greg Owens to discuss the only Made-in-the-USA flatware company. Owens is the co-founder and CEO of Sherrill Manufacturing and Liberty Tabletop, and Co-Chairman of CPA (Coalition for a Prosperous America).

HomeTalk with Michael King Broadcast #1088

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Topic: Made in USA/Flatware (HT-KBN-1088-05252024-HR1-SGCD)

For this week's HomeTalkUSA "Made in America" segment, Michael King and co-host Greg Owens welcome James A. Stuber, J.D., author of "What If Things Were Made in America Again: How Consumers Can Rebuild the Middle Class by Buying Things Made in American".

Greg Owens, known as the "Made in America Guy", is the co-founder and CEO of Sherrill Manufacturing and Liberty Tabletop - the only Made-in-the-USA flatware company, and serves as Co-Chairman of CPA (the Coalition for a Prosperous America). His mission is to create a renaissance in American manufacturing.

Michael King, known as “the Cajun Contractor,” has been in the home improvement and home construction industry for nearly three decades, first by working for a home improvement company and then becoming a fully licensed general contractor owning and managing his own home improvement company. For more than a decade, however, his knowledge and expertise as a general contractor have been put to use by hosting the nationally syndicated television and radio program HomeTalkUSA.

Listen to HomeTalkUSA's "Made in America" segment every week on KBN (King's Broadcasting Network) Saturdays from 3pm to 6pm CT. Stream and download "Invent America" broadcasts at http://hometalk.info.

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HomeTalk with Michael King Broadcast #1095

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Guest: James A. Stuber | Made in America Broadcast #4

For HomeTalkUSA's "Made in America" segment, Michael King and co-host Greg Owens welcome Charles Benoit, Trade Counsel for The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA), a national non-profit organization representing exclusively domestic producers across many sectors and industries of the U.S. economy. To learn more, please visit: https://prosperousamerica.org.

Greg Owens, known as the "Made in America Guy", is the co-founder and CEO of Sherrill Manufacturing and Liberty Tabletop - the only Made-in-the-USA flatware company, and serves as Co-Chairman of CPA (the Coalition for a Prosperous America). His mission is to create a renaissance in American manufacturing.

Michael King, known as “the Cajun Contractor,” has been in the home improvement and home construction industry for nearly three decades, first by working for a home improvement company and then becoming a fully licensed general contractor owning and managing his own home improvement company. For more than a decade, however, his knowledge and expertise as a general contractor have been put to use by hosting the nationally syndicated television and radio program HomeTalkUSA.

Listen to HomeTalkUSA's "Made in America" segment every week on KBN (King's Broadcasting Network) Saturdays from 3pm to 6pm CT. Stream and download "Invent America" broadcasts at http://hometalk.info.

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HomeTalk with Michael King Broadcast #1101

Made in America Broadcast #10 | Feat.: Charles Benoit, Trade Counsel for CPA

In this week's broadcast of HomeTalk, host Michael King welcomes guests David Cox with Wolverine Straps, Leslie Conover with Swann Security, Jonathan Barfell, named one of NKBA's 30 Under 30, will discuss luxury appliances, and Matt Neville with Harvest Right will discuss freeze dryers. 

HomeTalk with Michael King is a nationally syndicated television and radio program. Our mission is to create a community of information and resources on many topics and issues concerning home improvement and home construction, introduce the consumer to new and innovative home improvement products, feature industry experts, hold the home improvement and home construction industries accountable for its business practices, protect homeowners from consumer fraud, and advocate for a fair relationship between contractors and consumers.

Michael King, known also as “the Cajun Contractor,” has been in the home improvement and home construction industry for nearly three decades, first by working for a home improvement company and then becoming a fully licensed general contractor owning and managing his own home improvement company. For more than a decade, however, his knowledge and expertise as a general contractor have been put to use by hosting the nationally syndicated television and radio program HomeTalk with Michael King.

HomeTalk with Michael King radio program airs on Genesis Communications Network ("GCN") Saturdays from 3pm to 6pm CT, and is streamed LIVE by Phoenix Broadcasting Network in over 100 countries. HomeTalk with Michael King TV program airs on BizTV Saturdays at 11am EST, and on TUFF TV Tuesdays & Thursdays at 10:30am ET and Sundays at 9am ET. Stream and download radio broadcasts and TV episodes of HomeTalk with Michael King at http://hometalk.info.

Topic: Made in USA/Flatware (HT-KBN-1088-05252024-HR1-SGCD)

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