Don’t think of this as a goodbye, friend, think of it as ‘See ya later!”. In this episode, we’re talking more about where we came from and revealing some big news about where the Simplicity Show is going.
We're pleased to announce that Patricia Wesenberg, President/CEO, has been chosen to serve as Chair of The National Credit Union Foundation (the Foundation) Board of Directors. Patricia and her board colleagues provide oversight and guidance to the Foundation and their mission to improve people’s financial lives through credit unions.
Ring in 2020 with our President/CEO Pat Wesenberg hot on the heals of her election to be Chair of the National Credit Union Foundation board of directors.
Welcome back for Part Two of the Podcast we didn’t want to end.
We did (finally) get to the point and lay out the origins (comical, mythical, and dark) of some of the holiday traditions we know and love.
It's worth a listen...
Are you ready for an extra-bonus-sized deep dive into 2019, the goals we set, and the roadblocks we met along the way? Well, you’re in luck, buddy!!
We sat down to record with the intention of starting with a ‘quick update’ and it turned into such a great chat, that we had to see where it led us.
As the Holiday Season gets underway for real, we’re thinking (and talking, and dreaming) about our favorite Thanksgiving traditions.
Ok, we’ll admit it, it’s mostly about food, but HOW GREAT is holiday food?
In this episode, we put on our thinking caps AND our … um… learning socks? .. and invited our friends from IT into the bunker for a chat.
...things got an acceptable amount of weird.
Watching an Improv troop make the most amazingly funny things up on the spot seems like some kind of wizardry, right? Well, it’s not a magical power (well, maybe a little bit), it takes practice, rules, and discipline.
Learn all about what WE learned this week on the Simplicity Show...
Do you love a good, gory jump-scare? Get a thrill out of things that go bump in the night?
Maybe you’re wired to run when something spooky comes your way?
Either way, let us blow your mind.
What does it take to plan a great event – or even a pretty ok event – from start to finish? What’s the best? What’s THE ACTUAL WORST?? What does a hungry porcupine sound like?
