The Weekly Grind – Omaha's Young Professionals Radio Show

Omaha’s first and only young professionals’ radio show!

As Omaha’s first and only young professionals’ radio show, The Weekly Grind generates weekly discussions on occupational issues, lifestyles, news, politics, events, sports and more. All while keeping it very relevant to the thoughts and concerns of tomorrow’s leaders. The Weekly Grind also helps to generate positive buzz about Omaha by promoting the businesses and community efforts led by young professionals.

Listen every Saturday from 10 am – 12 pm on Omaha’s KOIL 1180 AM.
You can also stream us live.

HOSTS:

Michael Shearer, 30
As the sales and marketing director for Ameripride Services, Mike knows what it takes to motivate and inspire a workforce. He loves business and he loves Omaha, which makes him the perfect host for this show. Beyond his award-winning sales occupation, Mike is also a freelance journalist, contributing to multiple publications, including the The Reader. Mike has also organized multiple charitable events all while working on his MBA at Creighton University.

Jeff Peterson, 29:
Jeff Peterson is an award-winning sales professional with a journalism background. In addition to his sales career, he has also written freelance restaurant reviews for several Omaha publications. He has completed his graduate coursework and is currently researching his thesis topic on media effects, specifically radio advertisements. Jeff is a native of North Platte, NE and obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in communication from Fort Hays State University in Hays, KS and will obtain his Master’s Degree in 2009 from the University of Nebraska-Omaha.

Bryan Mohr, 29:
An award-winning copywriter at Bozell, Bryan has a passion for creativity and any creative industry. He loves to interview other writers, artists, musicians, etc. Bryan holds a BA in Journalism from the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. He also has an MBA from Creighton University, with an emphasis in leadership – giving him added insights to many young professional perspectives.