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The ROCC PodMSGCU's Commitment to Financial LiteracyIn this episode, we sit down with Angela King and Jolene Plotzke from Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union to talk about the importance of financial literacy and their unique approach to serving the community. After some lighthearted conversation about dogs, music, and family, we dive into the core topic—money, debt, and financial education.Angela and Jolene explain that many people, even high earners, often lack basic budgeting skills. This disconnect leads to financial issues like unmanageable mortgage payments and maxed-out credit cards. At MSGCU, the focus isn’t on sales or fees—it’s about building...2025-06-1912 min
That's BusinessFrom On Air to Online with Jon GayJon is a Graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University. He worked in radio in Burlington Vermont, Detroit (Channel 955), New Orleans, then back to Detroit (98.7 Amp Radio). After being laid off from Amp Radio he tried to reinvent himself by looking for marketing and social media jobs but never quite found the right fit. After learning about podcasting and with the guidance of his wife he started JAG in Detroit Podcasts in 2018 – he was terrified to be a business owner but has never been happier.In this episode, he shares wha...2022-08-1645 min
The ROCC PodAngela Buccellato - The Resume RescueWith so much change and upheaval in the workforce since the start of the pandemic, we needed to turn to an expert. Today we welcome Angela Buccellato of the Resume Rescue to cover all aspects of job seeking!Angela says when you're job hunting, to avoid the "spray and pray" approach. And she explains how to be more targeted with your search. Part of this is networking - LinkedIn, alumni networks, you name it.We then had to ask her a follow up question - namely, when do you follow up after a job interview? T...2021-07-0834 min
The Jag Show2021 Podcast Industry OutlookPodcasting is getting bigger - monthly podcast listening went over 100 million Americans this year, before pandemic.Overall/Technology:Pandemic paused things, we all scattered but came back. Desktop listening ticked up, overall listening shifted later in day as we got up later and didn't get in our cars, but new routines formed. Another pandemic affect - technology. Grandparents are now on Zoom, Facetime, and more. Which means more people listening. It also means more people creating. We went over a million podcasts in 2020, and at our current pace, we could hit 2 million in 2021. The key wi...2020-12-3007 min