In this episode of 'Current Interest,' host Timothy Rodman from GBU Life engages in a compelling discussion with Jillian Tocco, Communication Manager, and Jeff Yukevich, Donor Development Manager, from The Challenge Program Inc. Discover how this nonprofit organization is transforming high school education through innovative business partnerships, empowering students to thrive academically and professionally. Whether you're passionate about shaping young minds or exploring new avenues of community involvement, this episode offers valuable insights for anyone looking to make a meaningful impact on the future of our nation.

Discover the latest episode of the 'Current Interest' podcast, sponsored by GBU Life and hosted by advertising and graphics specialist, Tim Rodman. Join us as we delve into the world of life insurance for millenials with special guest Jon Naser, Claims Manager for GBU Life. Join us as we break down the basics of life insurance, debunk common myths and explore why it's essential for millennials to consider this financial tool in a declining economy.

Discover the latest episode of the 'Current Interest' podcast, sponsored by GBU Life and hosted by advertising and graphics specialist, Timothy Rodman. Join us as we delve into the world of language learning and international travel to Italy with special guest Marco Fiorante, Tour Coordinator of Follow Marco Fiorante. Explore the significance of language learning in travel planning services like Follow Marco Fiorante and learn about GBU's language learning credit, where GBU reimburses 50% of language course costs for members, up to $250 annually, including services like Duo Lingo, Babbel and even Follow Marco Fiorante. Tune in for valuable insights and tips on maximizing your language learning experience while exploring the world.

What do you think of when you hear American Red Cross? Host Timothy Rodman, communication and graphics specialist at GBU Life and Nicole Roschella, regional communications director from American Red Cross of Greater Pennsylvania, talk about this and what may or may not be common knowledge about the extensive and impressive work done by the American Red Cross.

Just how good is a $4.99 waterpick from Temu? Host Laqueeta Coleman, Great Lakes district engagement specialist at GBU Life and Tiffany Burns, director from Smile Savers, talk about this and other important facts about good dental hygiene and things to watch out for in the long-run.

How many goats are used in a general cleaning or "goatscaping" session? Host Timothy Rodman, communications and graphics specialist at GBU Life and Gavin Deming, executive director from Allegheny GoatScape, talk about this and other chomping facts about the national phenomenon of goatscaping and the impact it makes in the communities that are grazed by it.

What is the biggest deterrent for women to get checked for breast cancer? Host Timothy Rodman, marketing and communication specialist at GBU Life and Peg Rosenzweig, former funded researcher and current board member from The American Cancer Society®, talk about this and other riveting facts about breast cancer and the progress we are making to comfort those who are touched by it.

What is the most needed school supply in southwestern Pennsylvania? Host Jennifer Stockdale, director of marketing and community engagement at GBU Life and Josh Whiteside, executive director at The Education Partnership, talk about a failing education system and what The Education Partnership is doing for classrooms and resources across southwestern Pennsylvania.

How can you keep your grocery bill down while also making sure you and your family still get the nutrition you need? Host Samantha Story-Camp sat down with our very own Laqueeta Coleman, great lakes district engagament specialist at GBU Life, to answer that and share her expertise on health, wellness and community.

What steps can we take today to actively support our troops and their families with the things they need? Host Samantha Story-Camp sat down with Monica Orluk, CEO/Executive Director of Operation Troop Appreciation (OTA) to answer just that and discuss their efforts in building and sustaining the morale and well-being of the military community, past and present.