Hanson endorses a positive image of Americans; one that's compassionate and positively influencing the world.

(00:37)

Isaac does not see America as a divided nation, but rather one that's struggling to find its identity.

(00:51)

Isaac explains his bold concerns for an American regime change, and its possible effect on support for Africa.

(00:51)

Most Americans will be surprised to hear that Bush did more than most of our former leaders when it came to aiding Africa. (00:31)

If you are looking for a jaded and defeated musician, it is not here. (1:17)

Hanson's label 3CG is based around music they believe in and gives them the freedom to take chances when creating. (1:17)

People didn't understand why Hanson started their own label when they did; but soon enough, the merits of it became clear and allowed them to take the risks that they wanted. (00:41)

Isaac pulls in a Bono example to demonstrate how the music business is not what it was even 20 years ago. (00:57)

Hanson says 'do it yourself' from the get go, the rewards are that much greater. (00:37)

Since Hanson began 3CG, they've witnessed firsthand the rapid changes hitting the music industry. It's outstanding to hear examples of smaller companies making a living through digital sales. (1:03)