Hey folks. Here’s the link to Saturday’s show, if you missed it.
We talked with Dr. Randy Jorgensen, professor and director of the Creighton College of Business MSA program. We also talked with Jason Wietfield, a student in that program. Overall it was pretty interesting to hear about such a unique program that exists right here in Omaha. Anyway, check out the show if you want to learn more!
Good day.
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Sorry folks, I blacked out for a few days and forgot to post last Saturday’s show. I feel bad because it was a good one. We had a lengthy conversation with Steph Husman from the Omaha Zoo.
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"Trimming The Bowl Cut"
Anyone who was a child who enjoyed cartoons and action figures in the 1980’s, this art exhibit is for you.
In Los Angeles, there is an art exhibit called “Under The Influence: Masters of the Universe Tribute.” Here is the link for the art that is being featured at this exhibit and available for purchase.
It. Is. Awesome.
I’m not going to sit here and wax poetic about He-Man and bring up a bunch of random players in the land of Eternia. I’m going to let the artwork do the talking for me.
Even if you were a marginal fan of He-Man growing up, you need to check this stuff out.
/nerd rant over
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Tagged: Pop Art, He-Man, Mastes of the Universe, Childhood, Cartoons, Toys
While the focus is on the big send-off for Rosenblatt, we thought this was pretty cool. One of our listeners sent us the blueprints on the new stadium.
Regardless of your stance on the issue of “Save The Blatt” or “We Need A New Stadium That We Might Not Be Able To Afford and Place It In An Already Congested Area,” it is going to look pretty sweet.
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Tagged: College World Series, Downtown Ballpark, Expensive, NoDo, Omaha, TD Ameritrade
Pinch yourself, you’re not dreaming. The Weekly Grind has been on the air for a whole year. The FCC didn’t arrest us. Our listeners didn’t snuff us out. And our wives/girlfriends didn’t dump us.
That’s reason to celebrate!
We also want to show the great amount of appreciation to all of our listeners. So we’re throwing a party…one with free food and free beer. Here’s the details:
WHEN: February 13, 2010
TIME: 12:00 – 3:00 p.m.
WHERE: Lucky Bucket Brewing Company – 11941 Centennial Road, Suite 1, La Vista
MAP: CLICK HERE>
WHAT: Free food…we’re getting some great meat provided by Le Voltaire…and will be meticulously prepared by Jon Bowling. Combined, the food should be absolutely phenomenal.
Free beer…Lucky Bucket…you’ll be one of the first to try their new IPA (it’s fantastic!)
There will also be a brewery tour!
So get your chores done early, and we’ll see you all at Lucky Bucket on the 13th!
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As young professionals, many of us are at a crossroads with our career. Are we doing what we love to do? Are we making as much as we thought we would? Am I successful?
Well does any of this matter? In this very compelling TED talk, Alain de Botton, the author of Pleasures and Sorrows of Work, explains how success should be personally defined…and how that can make your live more pleasurable.
Anyway, I’m not doing it justice. This really is a great talk, and very relevant to our age group. So I hope it inspires you in some manner. Enjoy:
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It’s coming…the Weekly Grind 1-year anniversary party.
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Another good show on Saturday. We talked with Howie Halperin from the Wellness Council of the Midland. He gave us all the details about their upcoming event – Trek Up The Tower, which is going down, pardon me, going up, on February 20.
We also talked about Jim Suttle, Ben Nelson and potential trends for 2010.
If you missed it, you can download it HERE.>
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Our man Mayor Jim Suttle is at it again:
Richard O’Gara will be taking over as the City’s new director of human resources. He will be paid $145,000 annually. The man he is replacing–Tom Marfisi–made $98,000 last year.
Here’s the kicker regarding this move: Marfisi not only will be keeping a position with the City–he is getting a raise!! In Tom’s “new” role, he’ll earn $108,000 a year.
I only wish I could get a demotion with less responsibility and receive a $10,000 annual raise.
In other City news, we also have a new City parks director in Melinda Pearson. At this point, no one should be surprised she received a raise over her predecessor, too: to the tune of $18,000 annually.
So, in the middle of a budget meltdown–before Snow-My-God 2009 (thanks, Shick & Nick)–we offer THREE people $75,000 more a year than what the City paid these same positions last year? When we’re trying to get other City employees to take pay cuts and take time off?
We shouldn’t be shocked at this point, but…well, I guess Suttle has topped himself yet again.
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Tagged: Jim Suttle, Omaha
The much anticipated YPC Summit is fast approaching. And if you register by Friday, you can save $20!
To register, or for more details on the event, CLICK HERE!
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