The year-end brings a halt to many things, but unfortunately, not to overused words and phrases. We talk to a guest who helps put together an annual list of words and phrases that might be better off in the graveyard, including “in the books,” “collusion,” “ghosting,” and more. We also talk about some concrete steps you can take to a better financial future.
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Annual List Weighs Words For Overuse, Misuse
The 44th annual list from Lake Superior State University of words and phrases people love to hate – and would banish if they could – has been released. We talk with two guests from LSSU about what made the list, with words ranging from collusion to yeet to ghosting and more.
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What Steps Can You Take Toward Financial Well-Being?
With the start of a new year, some people’s resolutions may be financial ones, like saving money, spending less and paying off debt. Our guest financial specialist joins us to talk about financial well-being and ways to work toward that point in 2019.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Dean Kallenbach Host
- Breann Schossow Producer
- John Shibley Guest
- Rodney Hanley Guest
- Peggy Olive Guest
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
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