By Resch Strategies
Welcome to Cold Oatmeal, a production of Resch Strategies, concocted from the creative think tank that is 300 S. Washington Square, Suite 415. With topics ranging from the latest news headlines and
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We are one week out. Who’s gonna win this thing?
We know it won’t be the American people, but respected pollster Richard Czuba joins us to share who’s trending to at least get the most votes.
Richard owns the Glengariff Group and has been doing non-partisan opinion research and polling for more than 30 years. He’s the pollster for the Detroit News and WDIV TV 4 in Detroit, and today he’s our election-preview guest on the Cold Oatmeal Podcast!
Yay, more politics!!
Residents and regular visitors to East Lansing – Heck! Even college football or basketball TV viewers across the country – know there are only a few iconic “college bars” in town. Mike Krueger owns them both.
For decades now, Crunchy’s and the Peanut Barrel have been “the places to go” for MSU students and local residents alike, serving good beer, amazing burgers and great – although maybe slightly hazy – memories. Mike didn’t start either place, but he’s leading them now. And today, he’s with us on the podcast.
What’s the secret? How’d he come to own them both? Which burger does he like best? It’s Mike Krueger, and it’s the Cold Oatmeal Podcast!
17 years ago, Jim Tobin started the first social media consulting firm in America while working here in Michigan. Let that sentence sink in for a minute.
Jim literally wrote the book on social media marketing back then, and today, he and his social media and influencer marketing companies – Ignite Social Media and Carusele – are going strong.
Is Twitter dead? Is AI scary? Is social media still just like a cocktail party? How’d he become a major college mascot? Jim Tobin is our guest, and he answers these questions and more.
Plus, engagement updates!!!
It’s the Cold Oatmeal Podcast.
Ferguson for three???… Money!
Desmond Ferguson grew up in Lansing. He played high school, college and pro basketball, including a stop in the NBA. In 2002, he founded Moneyball Sportswear, a Lansing-based company providing customized team uniforms and individual apparel. Today, he’s on Cold Oatmeal.
Plus, a quick engagement update and some whale watching.
It’s the Cold Oatmeal Podcast.
Moneyball Sportswear
One might argue this is the most self-indulgent episode of Cold Oatmeal to date, and one is probably correct. But we’ve got big news to announcement and bucket list experiences to share.
Joe and Carly took a long walk on a beach in Michigan in March. Steph sat a long time in a jury box in St. Johns. And the rest of us have been working here long enough to mark the occasion.
It an engagement, an anniversary and a jury, and it’s the Cold Oatmeal Podcast.
Prime Combat
Gray Maynard
It’s the Reschies! The year-end awards show you didn’t know your holiday week needed until this very moment.
Join us, the Resch Strategies team as we bestow our awards upon the things that made or annoyed our 2023.
Lunch of the Year. Person of the Year. Distraction of the Year. Dumpster Fire of the Year. Heck, Nick’s rambling Reschie earns its own Reschie for being the worst Reschie of the year. Everyone gets a Reschie!
It’s the Cold Oatmeal Podcast!
Elderly Instruments
America’s Small Business of the Year
Grewel Hall at 224
Year of the Opposite
Saddleback BBQ
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