The IAM Report: Sustainable Economic Security Analysis & Ethics

Join host Jermaine Whiteside, Ed.D. (candidate) of IAM Global, Director of Research and Policy Analysis, for a rigorous examination of constitutional trade policy, economic security, and ethical governance frameworks. Each episode combines doctoral-level research with practical policy insights to examine how nations can develop resilient economic systems while upholding constitutional accountability. What You’ll Hear: •Constitutional analysis of emergency economic powers and trade policy decisions •Research-based assessment of supply chain vulnerabilities and strategic industry development •Ethical frameworks for responsible exercise of executive authority in international commerce •Policy impact analysis on underserved communities and social equity considerations •Interviews with legal scholars, former government officials, and policy researchers Host Expertise: •Jermaine Whiteside, Director of Research & Policy Analysis -

The IAM Report: Sustainable Economic Security Analysis & Ethics is a education podcast hosted by Jermaine Whiteside, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #1

  Breaking the Chains: Economic and Legal Analysis of Mandatory Divestiture for Vertically Integrated Healthcare Conglomerates

  Feb 12, 202620 minS2

  <p>In this episode, Jermaine E. Whiteside examines the growing consolidation of the U.S. healthcare marketplace through the lens of CVS Health’s vertical integration strategy case study. The discussion evaluates antitrust theory, market concentration, and the downstream consequences for patient access, independent providers, labor dynamics, and public accountability. Drawing on economic governance principles and policy-oriented analysis, the episode situates healthcare consolidation within broader debates on competition law, regulatory capture, and ethical stewardship in essential service markets.</p><p>This episode is intended for scholars, policymakers, healthcare administrators, and faith-informed leaders seeking a disciplined, evidence-informed conversation about market power an...

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  Episode #10

  Emergency Powers at the Breaking Point: IEEPA, Tariffs, and Constitutional Truth

  Dec 17, 20258 minS1

  <p>In this narrated episode, <b>Jermaine E. Whiteside, Ed.D. (c)</b> delivers a rigorous constitutional analysis of one of the most consequential—and least understood—legal conflicts in modern American governance: the use of emergency economic powers under the <b>International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)</b> to justify sweeping electric-vehicle tariffs.</p><p>Drawing directly from his conference presentation and SSRN working paper, Whiteside examines a central constitutional dilemma: <b>when does a legitimate national-security measure become an unconstitutional act of shadow taxation?</b> While the factual predicate for emergency action is strong—marked by China’s dominanc...

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  Episode #9

  When AI Critiques the Constitution: Responding to NotebookLM’s Analysis of Emergency Tariffs, IEEPA, and the Major Questions Doctrine

  Dec 17, 202514 minS1

  <p>n this episode, Jermaine E. Whiteside offers a structured scholarly response to an AI-generated critique produced by Google NotebookLM analyzing Constitutional Emergency Powers and Strategic Industrial Protection: Reconciling Executive Authority with Market Principles in the EV Tariff Case. The episode examines how large language models interpret statutory authority, constitutional structure, and judicial doctrine when evaluating presidential action under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).</p><p>The discussion focuses on three central issues raised by the critique: (1) whether IEEPA permits tariff-like measures absent explicit reference to “duties” or “taxes”; (2) the applicability and limits of the Major Questions Doctrine in the f...

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  Episode #8

  Ethical Storytelling for Global Impact: The From Kenya With Care™ Framework Explained

  Nov 27, 20257 minS1

  <p>This episode provides a clear and accessible overview of the From Kenya With Care™ framework—an original model designed to help Kenya’s agricultural cooperatives compete more effectively in global markets through ethical, data-verified storytelling. Based on the research and analysis in Jermaine Whiteside’s working paper, the episode unpacks why narrative power, farmer agency, and communication integrity have become essential in a global economy driven by transparency and ethical sourcing.</p><p>Listeners will learn how Kenya’s 600,000 tea farmers contribute 22% of global black tea production, yet still capture only a small portion of retail value, not because of product...

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  Episode #7

  From Kenya With Care™: Inside the Working Paper Critique

  Nov 27, 202514 minS1

  <p>This episode provides a focused, academically grounded critique of the working paper From Kenya With Care™: An Integrative Framework for Ethical Trade Storytelling and Cooperative Value Capture by Jermaine E. Whiteside. Designed for leaders at KNCCI, KTDA, SCAAC, and global development partners, this critique synthesizes the framework’s core arguments and evaluates its potential impact on African cooperative trade systems.</p><p>Drawing directly from the working paper’s full text and the practitioner-oriented executive summary, the episode explores how narrative economics, stakeholder theory, and communication ethics form the theoretical backbone of the FKWC™ model. Through a critical lens, the disc...

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