Kruse Control: Career Chats
Real people. Real jobs. Your future in the drivers seat. Each episode features a real professional sharing what they do, how they got there, and what they wish they knew.
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Behind the Message: Where Creativity Meets Ministry (opens the original)
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In this episode of Kruse Control: Career Chats , we sit down with Michelle McIntosh, Communications Coordinator at First Missionary Church, to explore what it takes to keep a busy church connected and informed. From managing social media, websites, photography, and graphic design to communicating with different audiences, Michelle shares how creativity, organization, and flexibility allow her to use her gifts to serve others.
From Sketch to Experience: A Career in Design (opens the original)
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In this episode of Kruse Control: Career Chats , we sit down with Zoe Schaffer, a Designer and Illustrator at Creative Principals, to explore what it's really like to create immersive guest experiences. Zoe shares why a strong portfolio matters, how AI is becoming a valuable creative tool, and why communication, flexibility, and plenty of practice are essential for success in the design industry.
Cleared for Takeoff: Life as a Delta Pilot (opens the original)
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In this episode of Kruse Control: Career Chats , we sit down with Andrew Bartscht, a pilot for Delta Airlines, to learn what it's really like to fly for a living. Andrew shares how he stays calm under pressure, what a typical work trip looks like, why pilots are in high demand, and how aviation offers opportunities to travel the world while building a rewarding career.
Serving Indiana: The Role of a State Representative (opens the original)
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In this episode of Kruse Control: Career Chats , we sit down with Jake Teshka, Indiana State Representative, to learn what it takes to serve in Indiana's citizen legislature. Jake shares how relationship-building, trust, and persuasion help him work with others to create laws, address community concerns, and make a lasting impact on the people he represents.
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