Paul’s two sons, Talley Berry and Babe Berry, tangle with Lisa Jander, “The Teen Dating Mechanic,” who says your teen should learn how to date the same way he or she has learned how to drive: by taking Dater’s Ed courses.
Original Air Date: June 1, 2014
Author Gene W. Kelly says you should not go to college – if you want to be successful! That concept can be found in his book, The College Myth. Before you decide that he’s some kind of nut, listen to his comments on this week’s show. College graduate Talley Berry (@talleyberry) and college senior Babe Berry (@BaBerry24) discuss higher education with Gene, and it makes for some very interesting radio.
Original Air Date: June 1, 2014
Gail Cunningham (@NFCCGAIL), Vice President at the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC), shares the results of their recent survey taking a look at the financial weaknesses among our military servicemembers. Seventy-seven percent of American servicemembers have financial worries. Remember, these are the men and women who are sworn to protect us from harm. Gail explains the implications and what can and should be done through her agency and others like it.
Original Air Date: May 25, 2014
Kiplinger (@Kiplinger) senior editor Jane Bennett Clark (@JaneBClark) asks, Why not work until you’re eighty? Is working later in life – and into retirement – the new norm?
Original Air Date: April 20, 2014
Author and consumer columnist Elisabeth Leamy (@ElisabethLeamy) reminds you not to waste that tax refund and takes us behind the scenes with Dr. Oz! Plus, hear about her advice for dealing with doctors after her run-in with iron anemia.
Original Air Date: April 20, 2014