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LARRY WANSLEY is a globally respected leader in the aviation, sports & entertainment, corporate, and executive security world. He was a Marine, FBI undercover agent, the first Director of Corporate Security and Player Counseling for The Dallas Cowboys under Tex Schramm and Coach Tom Landry.

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On this edition of Jim Campbell Radio, the Business and Forensic Talk host welcomes 

Tanya Brown — Nicole Brown Simpson’s Sister and Advocate

Tanya Brown is the youngest sister of Nicole Brown Simpson, a nationally recognized author, speaker, counselor, and advocate for mental health, grief, resilience, and domestic violence awareness.

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On this episode, Jim welcomes Author William Cohan. 

Bill Cohan and Apollo: Money to Burn and the Leon Black Saga

Bill Cohan’s new 673‑page biography, Money to Burn: The Unvarnished Truth About Leon Black, Apollo, and the Rise of a New Wall Street, offers a sweeping, often contentious account of Apollo Global Management’s rise, Leon Bla...


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Brandon Steiner is an American entrepreneur, sports marketer, author, and motivational speaker known for pioneering the modern sports memorabilia industry. He founded Steiner Sports in 1987, growing it into a $50 million enterprise with landmark deals such as acquiring Old Yankee Stadium memorabilia and partnering with the Yankees, Cowboys, and MSG. Credited wit...


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