Generation: Who Cares

If you need a pick me up today, this is the episode for you. Positivity and a good vibe is what we are offering in this episode of Generation Who Cares. 

Tonya, Casey, and Jennah join the show to discuss their careers, being a parent, and how they navigate technology and life in today's world.  With so many challenges that we face, what is the best advice to give to our kids and others to stay positive.  This is a great discussion that you do not want to miss.

John Muller and Steve Chung join our show to discuss their success and challenges as new business owners.  In February, John and Steve purchased an already established Electrical Manufacturing company that was founded in 1983.  With expertise in Business Management and Engineering, the partners have continued to grow the company and create new opportunities to become a leader in their industry.  If undecided on making the move to own or start a business, their story will inspire and motivate that opportunity you have been waiting for.

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Caley, Kern and Steve join the show to discuss how life has changed from the time they were kids to now living in a world full of technology and navigating through changes with their own families.   We discuss memories and try our best to give advice through our own experiences.   This is Part 1 of a continued conversation that will be worth the listen.

Chief Operating Officer, Don Bartoni of Midwest Petroleum discusses his career right out of college to today, and what it takes to motivate his team and employees to run a successful locally owned business.  This is a great listen  for small business owners and even seasoned managers from a great leader in business.

Canadian and new United States citizen Caley Jones discusses with us his experience of what it took for him to become an American.  Caley shares stories of attending college at Western Michigan University and his path that ultimately brought him to St. Louis.

Kevin joins us to talk about his music career and shares stories of life as a musician.   What bands inspired him as a young kid to still performing on a weekly basis.  This episode is a listening treat.

In our inaugural episode we meet with Rick Cantor and Quienton Townsend of The A.R.C. Angels Foundation which works with local High Schools and other youth organizations to spread awareness to prevent teenage suicide.  We discuss what resources are available and how you can help in this cause.