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2025-08-0150 min
Veteran's Affairs Plus W/ David L. WashingtonEmpowering Youth Through Golf: Dave Washington and Jim Hart on Junior Programs, Scholarships, and Community LegacyDave Washington, hosting "Veterans Affairs Plus" on 91.5 Jazz and More, discusses the Valley View Junior Golf Program with Jim Hart. Jim explains the program's structure, which includes sessions on Thursdays and Saturdays, aimed at children aged six and up. He emphasizes the importance of handicaps in golf and the program's success in helping juniors compete nationally and secure college scholarships. Dave also pays tribute to various community members who have passed, including family friends and colleagues, highlighting their contributions and impact. The program concludes with a reminder of an upcoming golf fundraiser and contact information for those interested in...
2024-12-2829 min
Afro D Isaac radio showAfro D Isaac Radio Show - 08 to 15 December | House, Dance & Mainstream Mix by Isaac WashingtonStep into another captivating episode of the Afro D Isaac Radio Show, where Isaac Washington takes you on a journey through the best in house, dance, and mainstream beats. From December 8 to 15, 2024, this mix combines timeless grooves with fresh edits, delivering an unforgettable listening experience.Featuring tracks from Todd Terry, Michael Jackson, Martin Garrix, and Junior Jack, this week’s set is a perfect blend of soulful rhythms, high-energy beats, and classic anthems.Tracklist:...
2024-12-1600 min
Snoody LoungeEXCLUSIVE INT WITH JUNIOR RB KADEN CHESTER- WE TALKED FOOTBALL, YB, AND FAMILY #SNOODYLOUNGEEXCLUSIVE INT WITH JUNIOR RB CADEN CHESTER- WE TALKED FOOTBALL, YB, AND FAMILY #SNOODYLOUNGEIn this latest episode of the Snoody Lounge podcast, we had the pleasure of interviewing Caden Chester, a standout junior running back for Worth County High School. Hailing from Sylvester, Georgia, Caden not only excels on the football field but also competes in track, showcasing his athletic versatility. During our conversation, we delved into his love for music, his experiences playing running back, the importance of academics, and the central role of family in his life. Caden's deep respect for his family and commitment...
2024-09-0412 min
Afro D Isaac radio showAfro D Isaac Radio Show – February 22-28, 2010 | House, Trance & EDM Mix with DJ Isaac WashingtonGet ready for another epic mix session with DJ Isaac Washington, the Parisian DJ behind the iconic Afro D Isaac Radio Show. This episode brings you the best in house music, trance vibes, and dance music, including some of the hottest tracks from 2010.Tracklisting:Memories (feat. Kid Cudi) (F*** Me I'm Famous ! Remix) - David Guetta, Kid CudiThe Feeling - Dabruck, KleinDee Jay (Original Club Mix) - Joss DominguezTogether in...
2024-08-2200 min
The Money JAR#206: Active & Passive Income, Lewis & Clark College, Gabriella Hartlaub, Intern at the Raleigh News & ObserverIn this episode, we'll learn the difference between active and passive income, find out about Lewis & Clark college and what it takes to get in, and we talk with Gabriella Hartlaub, a junior at the University of Wisconsin and an intern at the News & Observer newspaper in Raleigh, North Carolina about internships, her career aspirations, and whether she's a DC or Marvel girl.
2024-06-2631 minThe Money JARRerun #118: Lessons Learned from a Teenage EntrepreneurIn this rerun episode of The Money JAR, teen entrepreneur and Junior Achievement alumni Kurien Thomas discusses the highs and lows of starting and running a business. He highlights his work on the mental health kit business "Pick-Me-Up" through the JA Company Program, which helped him gain entrepreneurial skills and business experience. Kurien shares his personal purpose and tips for others who want to start their own company.
2021-10-2516 min
Pod for the CourseSean Kato – Last year’s Washington Men’s Amateur champion will attempt to defend his titleSean Kato went wire-to-wire in winning last year’s Washington Men’s Amateur and returns this year to defend his title in the 100th Washington Men’s Amateur, to be held July 6-8 on the Olympic Course at Gold Mountain GC in Bremerton, Wash. Sean is entering his fourth year on the men’s golf team at Oregon State University, but because of a shoulder injury and the 2020 season canceled due to COVID-19, he still has two years of eligibility remaining. Prior to enrolling at Oregon State, Sean won the 2017 Washington State Junior Championship, and led his Re...
2021-06-2911 minThe Money JAR#172: Summer Jobs - Finding What You WantSummer is right around the corner, and for many folks who are in high school, this is a great time to start thinking about a summer job or internship! The process of getting a summer job can seem daunting, especially if it's your first job, but we found some great experts to give advice on each step in the hiring process. This week, Mindy and Rishika spoke with the President of Junior Achievement of Northern California, Cristene Burr, who is one of Rishika's mentors! Cristene discusses how to find the kind of summer job you will want...
2021-04-2616 min
Leadership and Legacy: Conversations at the George Washington Presidential Library194. Building Digital History Projects at the Washington Library with the ITPS InternsOne of the most important things we’re able to do at the Center for Digital History is offer internships to college students. Working with students allows us to move our projects forward while giving them real world opportunities to do the kind of work that historians do, and development skills that will hopefully serve them well later in life. Now, we’ve talked about our internship program on the show before – you might recall our chat with Jamie Morris of Washington College – and today you’ll get to hear from three excellent students who joined our...
2021-02-0542 minThe Money JARRerun - #114: Barriers and BlessingsIn this rerun episode of the Money JAR, gratitude takes center stage. We interview psychology professor Thomas Gilovich, who discusses the headwinds/tailwinds asymmetry and his research. He talks with Todd and Evan about how gratitude is so important and what that means for young people.
2020-09-1423 minThe Money JAR#167: Farewell to ToddTodd Yuzuriha has been a co-host on the Money JAR for eight years, and he is leaving the show with an incredible number of episodes and hours of advice for parents and young people. Mindy interviews Todd about his experiences during the course of the show, including the story of how he joined the Money JAR back in 2012 when the podcast was just beginning production. Todd also talks about his favorite episodes, the lessons he has learned along the way, and what he wants his legacy to be with the show. The Money JAR will be taking...
2020-08-1016 minThe Money JAR#166: Lunch with Leaders - Tyler LussiJunior Achievement of Oregon & SW Washington held a career speaker series during the spring this year, with hundreds of students joining the Lunch with Leaders program. Volunteer guest speakers brought inspiration to hundreds of students by sharing about their career, work, and education experience. The moderated discussions held via video conference helped students learn about what attitudes and characteristics it takes to succeed and about different career paths and leadership journeys. This week, the Money JAR is sharing an edited version of the interview with professional soccer player Tyler Lussi. Student interviewer Mya Brazile asks about Tyler's life and...
2020-07-2732 minThe Money JAR#165: Time, Money and Happiness"Money can't buy happiness" is a common idiom, but how true is it? Todd and Mindy spoke with behavioral scientist Dr. Ashley Whillans about her understanding of what can bring people happiness, especially during a time when social distancing is the norm. She shares her thoughts on finding happiness and fulfillment, and on the value of money and time. Ashley discusses the importance of prioritizing connections and how the pandemic has led people to a deeper understanding of what really matters in life.
2020-07-1323 minThe Money JAR#164: Lunch with Leaders - Ana ChaudJunior Achievement of Oregon & SW Washington held a career speaker series during the spring this year, with hundreds of students joining the Lunch with Leaders program. Volunteer guest speakers brought inspiration to hundreds of students by sharing about their career, work, and education experience. The moderated discussions held via video conference helped students learn about what attitudes and characteristics it takes to succeed and about different career paths and leadership journeys. This week, the Money JAR is sharing an edited version of the interview with entrepreneur Ana Chaud, the founder of Garden Bar restaurant. Student interviewer Mia Kane asks...
2020-06-2927 minThe Money JAR#163: Job-Seeking TipsTodd and Mindy spoke with an expert on the job search process—Mac Prichard. In addition to running a nonprofit communications advising firm, Mac also started the Pacific Northwest-specific job board Mac's List. In this interview, he shares some great tips for informational interviews and job searching. Our Money JAR hosts and Mac all share their first job experiences and how those jobs contributed to the careers they pursued later in life.
2020-06-1520 minThe Money JAR#162: Summer ConnectionsThe school year is coming to a close and families are looking at an unprecedented summer as we navigate a global pandemic, cancelled summer camps, and limited summer plans. Todd and Mindy chat about the opportunities that parents have to encourage their kids to engage in different kinds of communication with friends and family over the summer while managing social distancing. We also share some educational resources from Junior Achievement, including our area's Lunch with Leaders program!
2020-06-0113 minThe Money JAR#161: Cool Careers – Physical TherapistThis week on the Money JAR, we catch up with Todd's physical therapist, Dr. John Zdor, to hear about this ever-growing career field and how kids can get a head start in learning if physical therapy is something they want to pursue. John also has a few tips for practicing physical therapy at home!
2020-05-1818 minThe Money JAR#160: Lifelong LearningPeople can have wide-ranging interests and tons of exciting hobbies, but what makes them switch from exploring one educational path or career track to another? How can you support a student making that switch? Todd spoke with Jennifer Widom, Dean of the School of Engineering at Stanford University, about her switch from studying music to studying computer science and how she has cultivated a love of learning throughout her life.
2020-05-0118 minThe Money JAR#159: Getting Personal with Financial LiteracyApril is Financial Literacy Month, which makes it a great time to talk with your kids about personal finance. Todd and Mindy spoke with finance expert Kelly Takahashi about the ways to manage personal finances and debt, and how to help kids leverage loans and make responsible choices about their financial futures.
2020-04-2021 minThe Money JAR#158: Encouraging an Entrepreneurial MindsetWhat does it take to be an entrepreneur? Is it something that children are born with, or can the creativity and determination it takes to start a business be taught? The CEO of Junior Achievement Worldwide, Asheesh Advani, shares his experience of receiving encouragement and mentorship, and how it led him to his belief that everyone has the potential to be an entrepreneur.
2020-04-0625 minThe Money JAR#157: Staying Connected During Social DistancingSchools and group activities are currently on hold to slow the spread of COVID-19, the novel coronavirus. While this is a serious time on a global scale, it can also be viewed as an opportunity for families to connect. This is a great time to engage with your children and discuss their future plans, and Todd and Mindy have some suggestions about how to encourage interpersonal connections beyond technology while practicing social distancing.
2020-03-2317 minThe Money JAR#156: The Stories of WomenIn the midst of Women's History Month, Todd and Mindy discuss the power of female storytelling with Ali Edwards, who began her storytelling journey with scrapbooking and now encourages people to tell stories through all kinds of media (digital, print, photography, and more). They address imposter syndrome, encouraging stories in an increasingly digital age, and feeling confident in your own story.
2020-03-1024 minThe Money JARProtecting Your Identity and CreditProtecting your identity is important to keep your money in your bank account and make sure your credit score isn't compromised. With our guest, Hugh Norton from Visa, we address how to talk about identity protection strategies with your kids to make sure their debit account and credit score are both safe.
2020-02-2423 minThe Money JARCreating and Encouraging a Personal BrandThe concept of a personal brand is growing more and more important as social media gains prominence in our lives, but how do you ensure that your online presence remains authentic and kind? Todd interviews co-host Mindy about the techniques she teaches her students for building a personal brand that you want to be known for and how to be mindful of your reputation online.
2020-02-1117 minThe Money JARFarewell to Evan and Welcome to Our New Co-HostAfter seven years of co-hosting The Money JAR, Evan Wilson is leaving the show, but he is also leaving behind an incredible backlog of episodes and insights on how to address financial topics with kids, the value of young entrepreneurship, and the many ways that kids can prepare to enter the job market. Co-host Todd Yuzuriha and producer Alex Ward interview Evan to discover what The Money JAR has taught him and what lessons he has taken into his own life and parenting. We also introduce a new co-host, Mindy Lockard, who has served in the past...
2020-01-2023 minThe Money JARWhat Do I Do with My Holiday Cash?As you rack your brain around what types of presents to give your kids during the holidays, what is your family's philosophy around monetary gifts? Join our hosts and guest expert Rudy DeFelice as they discuss how an influx of cash during holidays can create an excellent learning vignette for your child. In addition, once that gift has been received, DeFelice details some alternative uses for newfound currency (other than spending or saving), including a methodology he uses within his own family called "the price of asking."
2019-12-2024 minThe Money JARTactics for Teaching Financial Literacy in SchoolsDan LaSalle started a financial literacy program in Olney Charter School, a low-income Philadelphia school where all students receive free lunches and few receive allowances. Hear more about the ways he has motivated kids to learn about finance, such as getting them jobs to earn money of their own. Dan LaSalle is the assistant principle at Olney Charter School and director of ASPIRA, of Pennsylvania.
2019-12-0222 minThe Money JARHow to Give Your Child Advice on Financial BasicsA survey from COUNTRY Financial found that, while parents are the most common source of financial advice for children, parents themselves are very uncomfortable with informing their children about financial choices. Guest Richard A. Lucas from COUNTRY Financial offers some suggestions of ways parents can feel more confident about advising their children, and what resources are out there for young people who want to research financial concepts for themselves.
2019-11-0421 minThe Money JARThe Value of a Pet Kids often ask for a pet without realizing how much work it will be to take care of an animal. However, pets also bring companionship, love, trust, and joy to their families. Guest Dr. Pia Salk discusses how wonderful pet-ownership can be, and also addresses important factors to consider before agreeing to get a pet. Dr. Pia Salk is an animal advocate and spokesperson for Adopt-a-Pet.com, North America's largest non-profit pet adoption website.
2019-10-1427 minThe Money JARThe Very Basics of Getting Started Investing (Pt. 2)As you know, getting started investing at an early age can really help lead to financial success. Today we continue with Part 2 of our series on the very basics of how to get started. Guest: Andrew Hallam, author of Millionaire Teacher: The Nine Rules of Wealth You Should Have Learned in School
2019-09-3026 minThe Money JAREntrepreneurial Advice from the Tech WorldIf you have dreams of starting a company, how do you do it? Today we hear from someone that started their own social media company, and what advice you can learn from that. Steve Garrity is the founder of Hearsay Social
2019-09-1729 minThe Money JARThe Very Basics of Getting Started InvestingA subject near and dear to our heart is teaching kids about money. We want kids to save and invest, so let's dive into investing with some plain language and clear advice.
2019-08-2623 min
Wizards TalkJunior Burrough InterviewChris Miller and Gary Carter interview former UVA & Boston Celtic Junior Burrough. After a thorough breakdown of the new Popeyes chicken sandwich, Junior shares his thoughts on Rui Hachimura and how basketball is evolving in Japan, Antawn Jamison moving into the Wizards' front office, UVA winning the NCAA championship, the Lakers and Clippers offseasons and much more.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2019-08-2444 minThe Money JARSurviving and Thriving While Changing College MajorsNews flash - changing college majors is common. While preparing for the world of work, almost 1/3rd of college students change majors. How can you navigate this change? Today we hear from someone who pulled it off in a big-time way.
2019-08-1329 minThe Money JARMental Health and Athletics In this episode, college athletes share a powerful message around mental health. Guests Taylor Ricci and Nathan Braaten, Oregon State University Student Athletes, use sports as a platform for promoting mental health awareness. Taylor and Nathan share their backgrounds, struggles and entrepreneurial experiences. They discuss their campus-wide campaign which has helped reduce stigmas around mental health issues and bring hope and inspiration to students.
2019-07-1726 min
Golf Talk WashingtonCourse rating w/ WSGA; Better stats=better play; Wonderland charity tournament; WJGA junior golfThis week on Golf Talk Seattle w/ Josh Kerns:Rating courses with the WSGA; How the Decade system can help us all learn more and play better w/ Keith Bennett, PGA of The Golf Club at Newscastle; Why you should come play and support the Wonderland golf tournament with ESPN legend Chris Berman; Breeding the next generation of tournament golfers with the Washington Junior Golf Association,
2019-07-1458 minThe Money JARYour Brain and The Future of WorkThe changing workforce and technology will alter what skills young people will need in their careers. In this episode, we cover how gaining technical and creative thinking skills and abilities, using left and right brain, are critical in career success. Guest Matt Sigelman, a leading labor market expert, discusses hybrid jobs, specialization, and critical skills for the future of work.
2019-07-0230 minThe Money JAREmotional Health and Student SuccessAnxiety is affecting teens at an alarming rate. In this episode, we hear from an expert who explains how students and parents can help promote emotional health and deal with anxiety. Dr. Suvrat Bhargave discusses performance anxiety, healthy relationships, and the role of technology in students' lives.
2019-06-1728 minThe Money JARThe Best Ways to Teach Kids about MoneyWhat are the best ways to teach kids about money? In this episode we look at the research. Guest Ashley LeBaron is a current PhD student who studies family finance and the socialization of money within families. We discuss what studies shows about how to build kid's money habits, with important topics like budgeting, allowances, chores, and savings. Ashley shares advice for improving children's financial education.
2019-06-0326 minThe Money JARThe Importance of Workplace EtiquetteEtiquette is not just a hard word to spell, it is also key to succeeding in the workplace. It may seem dated, but recent studies and surveys have said that employees that show appropriate etiquette in the workplace advance at a much quicker rate. In this episode, the Money JAR teal talks with Mindy Lockard, a leadership and etiquette expert, about the importance of etiquette in the office, nonverbal ques you may be giving off, and the "six savvy s's."
2019-05-1324 minThe Money JARCool Careers - Research ScientistCancer is one of the greatest battles that humanity is facing, but thankfully we have some of our smartest people working on making cancer a thing of the past. On this Cool Careers episode of the Money JAR, the team talks with Laura Springgay, a Research Scientist working on a cure for cancer. We talk about how she became a research scientist, the path through school she took, and what her day looks like as she "plays" with viruses that attack cancerous cells.
2019-04-2918 minThe Money JAREffective Financial Literacy Tips for ParentsFinancial literacy is important to teach to children as early as possible. The issue is how to make something as complex as finances in a clear, simple manner. On this episode, the Money JAR team talks with a parent and professional financial advisor about ways that he is teaching his kids about being financially literate through literal money jars. Eric Brotman is a financial advisor, President and Managing Principal with Brotman Financial Group. We also talk to Eric about steps that parents can take to make sure their children are safe and secure as they grow up.
2019-04-1521 minThe Money JARKid-preneur Gabby GoodwinMany kids start businesses. Most of them are lemonade stands or lawn care, something that keeps them occupied for a day or during the summer. Some, on the other hand, start something big and can help shape and define their lives. As parents, it may take some support to help your child succeed the world of business. On this episode, the Money JAR team talks with Gabby Goodwin, the CEO of GaBBY Bows, and her mother, Rozalynn, about how Gabby started her business and how parents can support the entrepreneurial spirit in their kids. You can find...
2019-04-0128 minThe Money JARLinking Chores and Allowances in the Digital AgeAllowances are complicated for parents. What is the appropriate amount to give your child? Should allowance be tied to anything, like chores or grades? We tackle allowances with special guest Will Carmichael, CEO of RoosterMoney. The group talks about when and how much parents are actually giving their children, activities that net the most allowance money for kids, and how kids typically spend their allowance. This episode provides great tips and tools for parents to manage their kids' allowances. Learn about RoosterMoney here: https://www.roostermoney.com/us/ RoosterMoney is on Twitter @rooster_money and...
2019-03-1218 minThe Money JARESPN's Jessica MendozaThis episode features Olympic medalist and ESPN broadcaster Jessica Mendoza. Jessica was a four-time First Team All-American outfielder at Stanford University and member of the US women's national softball team, who is currently a member of the broadcast team of ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball. She shares her story with the show from her childhood to her successful career in broadcasting. Jessica discusses career challenges, and how to get out of your comfort zone and build confidence. Get inspired to be unique and stand out as you pursue your dreams.
2019-02-1222 minThe Money JARNew Year Financial ResolutionsWith a new year upon us, it's a great time to help our kids make financial resolutions. What is a financial resolution, and how can kids be successful at making them? The Money JAR team discusses being a role model to your kids and keeping your own financial resolutions. We share tips and tricks for saving, breaking financial resolutions into achievable parts and how to make money management into a fun-filled family activity. To see more on this topic, check out this article: https://wiki.debtcc.com/personal-finance/how-to-teach-your-kids-to-make-financial-resolutions-and-keep-them.html
2019-01-3022 minThe Money JARStudent Entrepreneur Helping StudentsWhat is a challenge you face every day and what is a solution to that? Ashley Lin, founder and CEO of Summer App, constantly thinks like an entrepreneur and about how she can make people's lives better. Ashley shares her motivations, her passion, and what she's learned from experiencing entrepreneurship in a global environment. We discuss the practical tips for how teens can learn about entrepreneurship and build successful businesses.
2019-01-0724 minThe Money JARExpressing Student VoiceStudent expression at school can be a huge benefit to the community. In this episode, we hear from Cedric, a high school student who shares what it takes to advocate for yourself and your peers and help make a difference. Cedric talks about his experience as a student representative and working with the school board. He also shares the challenge of taking in multiple perspectives in solving controversial school issues.
2018-12-1722 minThe Money JARKids and Credit CardsMore than half of parents let their kids use credit cards and nearly half of them regret it. In this episode, the Money JAR team talks about the pros and cons of kids having credit cards. Todd, Evan, and Alex consider a T. Rowe Price study that shows the prevalence of kids from ages 8 to 14 in using credit cards, a trend which is on the rise. Read the full article on Moneyish.
2018-11-2619 minThe Money JARMaking Money in EsportsEsports has seen massive growth in popularity in the past two years, both inside of its community and outside. 46 million people watched the League of Legends championship last year, and the 2017 World Championship in Poland had 173,000 live attendees, 100,000 more than the Superbowl. With this growth in audience, more students are looking into Esports as a path to education. Today, the Money JAR team speaks with semi-professional Esports athlete Parker Thompson about how video games can lead to money for college through tournament winnings, sponsorships and contracts, and the realities of being an Esports athlete. Parker focuses on Shadowverse, a...
2018-11-1223 minThe Money JARPaying for CollegeDid you know that there is a difference between a scholarship and a grant, and that difference can affect the money you receive from your chosen school? Today, the Money JAR team talks with Beatrice Schultz of Westface College Planning to discuss an important topic on every college bound student and parents' mind: how to pay for college. We tackle strategies, available grants and some common misconceptions about the college planning experience. There are a lot of great resources, so please check out our website for more information and links to the resources discussed in the episode!
2018-10-3026 minThe Money JARBuilding Character Strong KidsHow can students become community leaders? This episode's guest tells us how to build relationships and how true joy and meaning comes from serving others. He shares why it is important for young people to become servant leaders and how to learn important character traits. John Norlin is the Program Administrator for Student Leadership & Community Involvement for the Sumner School District, a Servant Leadership trainer, and motivational speaker. John is the co-founder of Character Strong, an organization that provides curricula and trainings for schools internationally. They help educators infuse character and social-emotional learning into the...
2018-10-0922 minThe Money JARLet's Revisit AllowancesIn this episode, author John Lanza shares important advice about allowances and how to raise money-smart kids. John shares stories from raising his daughters and helping them learn to save, share and spend money wisely. We discuss important considerations related to allowances, chores and money messages. John Lanza is the creator of The Money Mammals financial literacy program and author of the Dr. Toy Award-winning "Share & Save & Spend Smart" picture book trilogy, and has more than a decade of experience in the money-smart movement. Learn more about John and his work at https://theartofallowance.com/. ...
2018-09-2424 minThe Money JARCool Careers - Structural EngineerHave you ever looked at a building like the Shard in London and been in awe of the absolute dedication it took to make it happen? In this episode, we speak one of the structural engineers that made it happen. The amazing Roma Agrawal (author, engineer, TV personality, STEM advocate, professional podcast guest) talks about how she utilizes her multicultural upbringing in her career, what it was like being a part of the team that built the tallest building in the Europe, and her advice to students that want to have a cool career in engineering. For mo...
2018-09-0718 minThe Money JARRaising Successful ChildrenIn this episode, psychology professor Kathy Hirsh-Pasek shares science behind success and the role of play in raising successful children. Kathy presents emerging research about the importance of play in learning and development. We discuss what success means and tips for parents in helping their kids become brilliant. Kathy Hirsh-Pasek is a psychology professor at Temple University and co-author of "Becoming Brilliant: What Science Tells Us About Raising Successful Children". Learn more about Kathy at her official website at https://kathyhirshpasek.com/.
2018-08-2421 minThe Money JARHow to Become a Dream EmployeeIn this episode, we discuss seven tips for success in the workplace. We discuss communication, deadlines, relationships, problem-solving and more. These solutions can help you prepare for the workplace and become a dream employee.
2018-08-1025 minThe Money JARCareer Connections – InternshipsIn this episode we talk with a business leader who is providing internship experiences and from a teen who has benefited from it. Graduating high school senior Greta tells how her internship at an architecture firm has inspired her and influenced her career aspirations. Casey Wyckoff, owner of LSW Architects and Chairman of the Board for the Columbia River Economic Development Council, provides advice for young people as they prepare for the world of work. We discuss career skills and why it is important to have hands-on learning experiences.
2018-07-1325 minThe Money JAR#GYFLTIn this episode, millennial personal finance expert and author Erin Lowry shares her practical personal finance tips. Hear her story about surviving on $23,000 a year in New York City, avoiding debt and setting up for financial success. Erin shares clever tips and sage advice on how to get your financial life together. Learn more about Erin at https://brokemillennial.com/.
2018-06-1527 minThe Money JARCool Careers – LawyerIn this episode we explore the field of law and learn how it can be a cool career. What training is needed? What are the types of work you can do? Collaborative and Family Lawyer Nancy Retsinas shares the good and the bad and her advice for aspiring lawyers.
2018-06-0118 minThe Money JARPermission to Screw UpThis episode's guest tells comical stories about her big mistakes in starting a business. From planning for retirement by age 10 to starting a cleaning company in college, Kristen Hadeed highlights the imperfections on her journey as a young entrepreneur. She shares why she encourages failure as a way to learn and how she learned to lead.
2018-05-1820 minThe Money JARHow does Culture Impact Personal Finance?What skills are teens lacking in their personal finance? In this interview with Professor Brenda Eichelberger of Portland State University, we look at how young people can break down barriers to build financial literacy and reach their goals. We discuss how culture influences beliefs about money and what that could mean for you.
2018-05-0423 minThe Money JARSocial Entrepreneurship Through ArtMusician and activist Simon Tam, founder of the world's first and only all-Asian American rock band, shares his story in this episode. Hear why he started "The Slants" and how he built his career while working to change the world.
2018-04-2020 minThe Money JARLessons Learned from a Teenage EntrepreneurTeen entrepreneur and Junior Achievement alumni Kurien Thomas discusses the highs and lows of starting and running a business. He highlights his work on "Pick-Me-Up" through the JA Company Program, which helped him gain entrepreneurial skills and business savvy. Kurien shares his personal purpose and tips for others who want to start their own company.
2018-04-0616 minThe Money JARWorkplace Skills I Wish I Learned in SchoolWhat workplace skills do you think should be taught in school? What are the pros and cons of traits like assertiveness and humility in the workplace? In this episode, we focus on our central theme of work readiness and hear from a variety of people about what they wish they had learned in school.
2018-03-2318 minThe Money JARWhy Storytelling Skills MatterFrom "Once Upon a Time" storybooks to a chat at the water cooler, storytelling is an effective way to get your point across at any age and in many situations. Communication skills are essential for success in the world of work. In this episode, professional storyteller Alton Takiyama-Chung discusses the importance of storytelling and shares how you can get better at it.
2018-03-0223 minThe Money JARFilling a Need – Feeling ColorsTeen entrepreneur Jakayla Dixon helped visually impaired people in her community through her project with the Junior Achievement Company Program. Jakayla shares how she recognized and filled a need in her community and overcame obstacles to become an award-winning entrepreneur.
2018-02-1615 minThe Money JARBarriers and BlessingsIn this episode, gratitude takes center stage as we interview Cornell University psychology professor and pioneer in behavioral economics, Thomas Gilovich. Thomas discusses the headwinds/tailwinds asymmetry and his important research. He tells why gratitude is so important and what that means for young people.
2018-02-0224 minThe Money JAROvercoming Low Self-WorthWhile preparing for their futures, teenagers face many obstacles. One of the most common and often most difficult battles can be depression and low self-worth. In this episode, author Steven Grosso discusses his personal struggles. His advice on managing self-esteem has a valuable message of hope for all young people.
2018-01-1921 minThe Money JARMindful LearningPutting mindfulness into practice can help young people prepare for the world of work. In this episode, Carla Tantillo-Philibert, founder of Mindful Practices and author, teaches us what it means to practice mindfulness and how it can help students learn and get ready for their futures.
2018-01-0525 minThe Money JARSocial Pressure and Teen EntrepreneurshipSocial pressures can often prevent teens from branching out and becoming entrepreneurs. In this episode, Carrie Wilkerson, a best-selling author, speaker and consultant, discusses the barriers that face adolescents and provides inspiring stories and advice for becoming a young entrepreneur and getting results. Carrie shares her stories and tips on learning how to work, market yourself and build relationships.
2017-12-1524 minThe Money JARIs Productivity Slowing Down?With technology and this information age, we always hear "the world is changing faster than ever". But is it? Today's guest makes the case this is not true. Todd and Evan interview Professor Robert Gordon of Northwestern University and author of "The Rise and Fall of American Growth". Robert, an influential economist, says US growth is slowing, and this has huge implications for your future.
2017-12-0124 minThe Money JARWishing Upon a Star – Creating Music for DisneyWe want our listeners to dream big when pursuing a career. This episode's guest did just that – he grew up in a small town in Oregon and went on to become a giant in the music industry. Todd and Evan interview David Metzer, a Tony Award-nominated music composer, arranger and orchestrator who has a long track record of success. David worked with Disney as the arranger and orchestrator for "Frozen" and "Moana" as well as the orchestrator of "The Lion King" on Broadway. Hear from an expert on navigating a career and succeeding in a competitive industry.
2017-11-1725 minThe Money JAROvercoming Barriers as a Female in STEMToday's guest has a passion for scientific discovery. Todd and Evan interview Amber Yang, who was awarded the Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award in 2017 for her work on a computational model for predicting the positions of space debris. Amber discusses her project, and personal stories related to pursuing science and the representation of women in STEM. From her experience on a robotics team to science classes, Amber has had to overcome challenges to find her success as a young scientist. She shares advice for girls interested in pursuing STEM fields.
2017-11-0323 minThe Money JARPiggy Banks or Money Apps?More and more we are living in a cashless society. In this episode, hosts Todd and Evan discuss trends in teaching money management to kids. They interview Gregg Murset, CEO of BusyKid, a money app that helps parents teach their kids how to manage their allowance. His company provides a platform for parents to electronically deposit an allowance based on completing chores. Gregg discusses how kids can learn about invisible money, and learn the value of money and work ethic from their parents. Gregg is the father of six and a Certified Financial Planner. He was honored with the...
2017-10-2024 minThe Money JARLive from JA - Teens Talk Gratitude and PurposeA second in a series of teen-led recordings on performance characteristics, this episode is on the topics of gratitude and purpose, two traits that are shown in research to be associated with success. Recorded as a part of Junior Achievement's new summer program JA NLX, students are featured as guests as show hosts. Staged in two parts, each group of teens digs into why it's important to practice gratitude and what finding a purpose means to them.
2017-10-0613 minThe Money JARLive from JA: Teens on Curiosity and GritTeens lead discussion on two key performance characteristics – grit and curiosity – that are shown in research to be associated with success. Recorded as a part of Junior Achievement's new summer program JA NLX, students are featured as guests and show hosts. Staged in two parts, each group of teens digs into what the traits mean to them and how getting curious, being passionate, and persevering can help you learn and achieve more.
2017-09-2220 minThe Money JARHarness Your CreativityTodd and Evan interview Tina Seelig, a professor at Stanford University and published author in the areas of neuroplasticity, creativity and innovation. An expert on entrepreneurship, Tina has helped others use their curiosity and creativity to make their own luck. She shares her personal stories about being raised by a scientist, raising her own children and her work around entrepreneurship. Visit her website to learn more: http://www.tinaseelig.com/ Her upcoming book is called "Creativity Rules: Get Ideas Out of Your Head and into the World" and is due out later this month.
2017-09-0718 minThe Money JARTransforming Education with TechnologyJaime Casap, Chief Education Evangelist at Google, is an industry leader transforming education with the use of the web, technology, and Google tools. He shares his personal experiences growing up in a family living in poverty and as a parent, as well as his perspective on the importance of education and purpose. Jaime offers advice on preparing students for the future and for the world of work. To follow his work check out Jaime on Twitter @jcasap.
2017-08-2330 minThe Money JARHow Junior Achievement Changes LivesWhat are the secrets of teaching young people about money? How can you take a student from "I can't" to "I can"? This episode's guest has led a decades-long journey to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in the global economy. Hear from Junior Achievement USA's President and CEO Jack Kosakowski, who shares his personal experiences and the importance of hard work and life balance.
2017-07-2815 minThe Money JARRapping for Financial LiteracyThis episode features rapper Dee-1 (David Augustine Jr.) whose music focuses on being smart with money, paying off debt and more. With an extraordinary background as a student, an athlete, and a math teacher, Dee-1 became interested in teaching personal finance through music. Hear how Dee-1 uses his talent and passion for financial literacy to teach others. Check out his music on YouTube and follow him @Dee1music.
2017-06-1623 minThe Money JAROur Hundredth Episode!A Money JAR milestone! Our passionate hosts, producer and guests have brought a wealth of advice and insight about careers, entrepreneurship and money management over the past four years. This episode gives a behind-the-scenes look as Todd, Evan and Alex delve into their personal journeys, surprises and favorite episodes.
2017-06-0227 minThe Money JARChallenges and Successes – Turning Your Hobby into a Business Bitten by the entrepreneurial bug, Jacques Hopkins began selling online piano courses and turned his hobby into a business. Former engineer and founder of Pianoin21days.com and TheOnlineCourseGuy.com, Jacques shares his story and advice for successfully building a brand, marketing and growing a business. Check out his videos and learn more at https://pianoin21days.com/ and https://theonlinecourseguy.com.
2017-05-1922 minThe Money JARUsing Grit - Resilience Through PerseveranceFind your passion and work hard. This episode features Cody Coleman, who overcame significant barriers through mentorship, courage and grit. Psychologist and author Angela Duckworth describes Cody as a "paragon of grit". Cody has used the power of passion and perseverance to discover success – he now holds two degrees from MIT and is a PhD Candidate at Stanford University. Todd and Evan hear his story of achievement through resilience through perseverance. Learn more about Cody by reading his story in Angela Duckworth's Grit or visit his website: http://www.codycoleman.com/
2017-05-0523 minThe Money JARThe Future of Gift-Giving and Goal-Setting Parents and grandparents take note: new ideas for birthdays and holidays. This episode's guest Tanya Van Court is the Founder and CEO of iSow, a platform that enables kids to create profiles and set goals for saving, sharing and spending, then share their goals with friends and family. Todd and Evan talk with Tanya about her platform and how it helps kids save more and how it helps adult give more meaningful and lasting gifts. Learn more about iSow at https://isow.com/.
2017-04-2119 minThe Money JARA Passion for Financial Literacy How do you turn a passion for financial literacy into a program to mentor students? Todd and Evan learn about the life work of Christopher Dunnaville, finance professor at the University of Portland. Hear how Chris learned about investing at the age of 12, visiting Wall Street with his school while growing up in New York City. Chris covers personal finance topics important for every student to know.
2017-04-1129 minThe Money JARHelping Community Entrepreneurs w/ Jessica JackleyJessica Jackley, cofounder of the world's first p2p micro-lending website, Kiva, and author of Clay Water Brick shares her inspiring work on social justice and financial inclusion. Todd and Evan hear Jessica's advice for entrepreneurs and the story of how her paradigm-shifting experiences led her to fight poverty. Her compassion and people-centric approach to entrepreneurship have helped improved the lives of millions of people. To learn more about Jessica, visit www.jessicajackley.com and check out her book, Clay Water Brick.
2017-03-2431 minThe Money JARA Parent's Guide to Raising Money Smart Kids We love teaching kids about money on "The Money JAR", but as parents we often need help knowing how to do it. Evan and Todd discuss how parents can improve their financial literacy and teach their children with confidence with Robin Taub, financial consultant and author of "A Parent's Guide to Raising Money Smart Kids". You can learn more about Robin and her work at www.robintaub.com and follow her at @robintaub
2017-03-1022 minThe Money JARCareer Readiness in the 21st CenturyHow can we align students with their goals and purpose? Today Todd and Evan talk with Kevin Fleming, author of "(Re)Defining the Goal: The True Path to Career Readiness in the 21st Century", whose consulting and training services are guided by the belief that everyone can reach their purpose and find success with the proper support. The conversation provides advice on helping students think about careers and post high school credentials in order to make deliberate education decisions. You can learn more about Kevin and his work at www.teloses.com.
2017-02-2421 minThe Money JARHow to Help Daughters Avoid the Financial Gender GapHow are girls disadvantaged when it comes to money? Learn what parents can do to set their daughters up for financial success. Evan and Todd discuss the financial gender gap with Laura Clydesdale, who has a background in finance, writes a blog on girls' leadership development and contributes to Washington Post's "On Parenting" column.
2017-01-2719 minThe Money JARChanging Lives Through Entrepreneurship Pt. 2How can high school students change the lives of others? Hear the story of high schoolers who created an app to help them stay connected with each other and their school. Todd and Evan talk with Rachel Gorgas--CEO of CCA Today, the Junior Achievement Company of the Year. She visited the White House in November, 2015 as part of National Entrepreneurship Month.
2016-05-1618 minThe Money JARShaping Lives Through Entrepreneurship Pt. 1A common aim of starting a business is to make money. But othersuse entrepreneurship for social innovation. What does thislook like and how can it be done? Find out how the CEO's lifewas changed by starting a business. Evan and Todd talkwith Joseph Fortuno - winner of the Junior Achievement-MicrosoftSocial Innovation Award. He visited the White House inNovember, 2015 as part of National Entrepreneurship Month. Youcan find out more about Joseph at josephsworld.net.
2016-04-2818 minThe Money JARReflections on Mentorship & SuccessThis week on the show we're changing the format up a bit. Instead of our usual conversion with a guest, we listen in to short interviews with several members of board from Junior Achievement of Oregon & SW Washington. Since we had a room full of successful businessmen, entrepreneurs, and community leaders, we thought "what better opportunity to get their take on what made them successful?" We ask them about what role models they had, how mentors affected their careers, and how they were able to become successful (and of course, what was the best advice they ever received). Enjoy th...
2016-02-1818 minThe Money JARBuilding Your FutureThis episode breaks down the cost of achieving your goals and dreams. Todd and Evan talk with Lisa Gillis, Chief Academic Officer for Junior Achievement USA. She describes the “JA Build Your Future” app, created jointly by Junior Achievement and PWC. The app guides teens through potential careers, career income, and cost of education.
2015-08-1321 minThe Money JARJA BizTown: Teaching the Economics of Life for KidsJA BizTown, a program of Junior Achievement, provides a tremendous hands-on experience for young people to learn about work readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy. Todd and Evan uncover how it makes a difference in kids' lives in both the short and long-term. They interview Gina Huntington, Director of JA BizTown in Portland, OR and Sam Freeman, a college freshman who participated in the program eight years ago and reflects on his experience.
2015-07-1716 minThe Money JARThe Best Way To Teach Kids About MoneyTodd and Evan reflect on what they have learned from “Money JAR” interviews over the years and from their own experiences. They discuss a research finding by a Harvard finance professor and talk specifics about using math concepts to save $1 million. The most effective way to teach kids about money is a well-rounded approach including financial literacy programs from organizations such as Junior Achievement, frequent talks about money from parents and mentors, and hands-on learning experiences.
2015-04-1020 min
Dawgman RadioDawgmanRadio: Junior DayKim Grinolds and Scott Eklund sat down Monday and broke down the particulars of Washington’s first Junior Day, held this past weekend. Signing Day was only a couple days in the books, but Chris Petersen and his staff were already hard at work with some of their top targets for 2016. Click on the link below to listen to this 11-minute podcast. DawgmanRadio: Junior Day
2015-02-0900 minThe Money JARBecoming a Leader – A J.A. Alumna's StoryJoin us for a special episode of The Money JAR this week as we talk to Junior Achievement alumna, Amy Bonilla. Host Todd Yuzihura goes in-depth with this amazing story of how she overcame personal struggles early on to pursue her own successful path.
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