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“The Boomer Effect” takes a look at generations that came before and after us in an effort to understand our differences and establish common ground. All durable and long-lasting civilizations have one thing in common; they respect the wisdom of their elders and do not mock it.
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Did Algorithms Kill the Social in Social Media? (opens the original)
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Social media was supposed to bring us closer. Instead, algorithms may be pushing us further apart. On this episode of The Boomer Effect , Jerry and Rose sit down with Jeff Dornik, founder and CEO of Pickax, to examine how social media has evolved from a tool for connecting with family and friends into an algorithm-driven system designed to capture our attention, amplify outrage, and keep us scrolling. Jeff argues that algorithms have increasingly replaced relationships—and that even free speech
Trump Action: Ending Burdensome Energy Regs (opens the original)
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Jerry and Rose are joined by Emily Greene Brey, PA State Director for Americans for Prosperity. When finding a solution to the affordability crisis, the first step is to figure out what makes life less affordable. The next step is to eliminate it. That’s what the Trump administration is doing by reducing the hidden tax on Americans - regulations. Let’s be honest - regulations are boring. They’re arcane provisos baked into legislation and buried in the Federal Register. But they’re hugely expensi
Success Leaves Clues: Family Business Strategy (opens the original)
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Joining a family business can sound like an easy path—but anyone who's lived it knows it's anything but. In this episode of The Boomer Effect, Jerry and Rose sit down with Ryan Brown, Head of Sales and General Counsel at M&O Marketing, to discuss what it really means to become the second generation of a company built by your father. Ryan shares the challenges of finding his own identity, earning credibility, balancing family relationships with business decisions, and preparing to lead a company
Capt. Jerry Coffee: Faith Beyond Survival in the Hanoi Hilton (opens the original)
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What gives a man the strength to endure more than seven years as a prisoner of war—and come home with his faith, hope, and love of country intact? In this powerful episode of The Boomer Effect , Jerry and Rose welcome Susan Page Coffee , founder of Beyond Survival and widow of the late Navy Captain Gerald "Jerry" Coffee, one of America's most respected Vietnam POWs. Jerry Coffee spent more than seven years imprisoned in North Vietnam's notorious Hoa Lo Prison—often referred to as the "Hanoi Hilt
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