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Locked In with Algenon Cash

Locked In with Algenon Cash

By: Algenon Cash
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A public affairs show hosted by Algenon Cash is a nationally recognized speaker and the managing director of Wharton Gladden & Company, an investment banking firm. Algenon produces the show every Monday. Algenon invites a special guest to discuss a wide range of topics in news, politics, finance, culture, business, and economy. The show leverages a deep well of personal relationships to offer listeners top quality experts.This content is copyright of The Locked In with Algenon Cash Podcast – © [The Locked In with Algenon Cash Podcast] [2020]. All rights reserved. You may not, except with our express written permission, distribute or commercially exploit the content. Economics Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • Can a Democrat Win a Red District? | Locked In
    Apr 29 2026

    Can a Democrat win a red district? That question sits at the center of this conversation with High Point Mayor Cyril Jefferson, who is running for Congress in a deeply conservative area currently represented by Addison McDowell.

    This isn’t a typical political interview in this episode of Locked In with Algenon Cash.

    As a Republican who has publicly challenged my own party when it drifts from principle, I approach this conversation from a different angle. Not as a partisan. Not as a supporter. But as someone focused on leadership, discipline, and results.

    We explore whether a candidate can realistically build trust across party lines—and what it actually takes to earn the support of voters who may not initially agree with you.

    In this episode, we break down:

    • Why Cyril Jefferson believes he can compete in a conservative district
    • Where he aligns—and disagrees—with Democratic leadership
    • The growing trust gap between voters and both political parties
    • Economic realities facing High Point and the broader Triad region
    • What leadership looks like when decisions carry real consequences

    The conversation stays grounded in one central idea: leadership should be tested, not assumed. If a candidate is serious about representing a diverse district, they should be able to speak clearly, think independently, and connect with people beyond their base.

    That’s the real challenge behind the question: can a Democrat win a red district?

    If you’re tired of surface-level political conversations and want something more honest, more direct, and more thoughtful—this episode delivers exactly that.

    The post Can a Democrat Win a Red District? | Locked In appeared first on Algenon Cash.

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    39 mins
  • Can You Build Wealth With Family? These Brothers Are Doing It | Locked In
    Apr 21 2026

    Building wealth with family through real estate is the focus of this episode of Locked In with Algenon Cash—as three brothers share how they are working together to grow a real estate portfolio while staying aligned on vision, discipline, and long-term goals.

    Trajan Baker, Bryce Baker, and Mike Baker break down what it actually looks like to pursue wealth with family through real estate investing—from early conversations to taking action on their first deals.

    This episode explores the realities of building wealth with family through real estate, including how they structured their partnership, how they navigate disagreements, and how they maintain trust while making financial decisions together. The conversation also highlights how real estate investing requires more than strategy—it demands communication, patience, and accountability.

    Listeners will gain insight into how real estate investing can start with a single deal, including their use of wholesale strategies to get into the market. The Baker brothers also share lessons learned from early experiences, including what worked, what didn’t, and how they continue building wealth through real estate in a disciplined and intentional way.

    For those considering investing with relatives or close partners, this conversation provides a clear and honest perspective on building wealth through real estate without overcomplicating the process. It reinforces that building wealth through real estate is less about perfect timing and more about execution, consistency, and shared vision.

    The post Can You Build Wealth With Family? These Brothers Are Doing It | Locked In appeared first on Algenon Cash.

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    26 mins
  • How Visit Winston-Salem Is Driving Tourism & Growth | Locked In
    Apr 16 2026

    How Visit Winston-Salem leverages tourism and economic development is at the center of this conversation with Brandy Evans, Chief Marketing Officer at Visit Winston-Salem, as she breaks down how tourism strategy has evolved into a core driver of economic growth.

    In this episode of Locked In with Algenon Cash, Brandy Evans explores how traditional convention and visitors bureaus have transformed into destination management organizations—and why that shift matters for cities like Winston-Salem.

    They discuss how tourism and economic development efforts go far beyond attracting visitors. From supporting local businesses to influencing downtown vitality and shaping the city’s brand, tourism is now directly tied to long-term economic outcomes.

    This conversation also highlights how tourism and economic development strategies intersect with real estate, small business growth, and talent attraction. As cities compete for attention and investment, the ability to tell a compelling story—and back it with strategy—has become essential.

    If you’re a business owner, investor, or community leader, understanding how Visit Winston-Salem works will give you a clearer perspective on how cities grow and sustain momentum.

    The post How Visit Winston-Salem Is Driving Tourism & Growth | Locked In appeared first on Algenon Cash.

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    40 mins
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