What's Good, 317?

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On this mini show, get the inside scoop on all things financial related with Bedel Financial's Financial Planner, Kate Arndt!She provides tips and tricks on how to become financially stable and literate. Plus, do you actually need to budget? Take a listen!SHOW RUNDOWN:2:00 What does Kate do?5:30 Financial Literacy: How to talk finances with new clients?7:30 Favorite financial tips + tricks11:15 Financial terms 10120:00 Be blunt with your finances23:10 Words of advice 

On this month's show, Bedel Financial Financial Planner, Kate Arndt joins the What's Good, 317 crew to give some tips and tricks when it comes to finances. Do people actually need to budget? How can people not be afraid of looking at their finances? Plus, we chat about where we've been, introduce a NEW co-host, and talk a bit about what UWCI has been up to in the past year.SHOW RUNDOWN:0:55 Housekeeping + the holidays5:15 New co-host Dionna, also known as "Dee"8:40 Interview with Kate Arndt25:60 A Year in Review with UWCI26:55 The C-CERF Breakdown31:40 Equity Statement + Understanding the Roots of Racism39:00 New Years Resolutions

On this month's show, Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention Executive Director, Chelsea Haring-Cozzi joins the What's Good, 317 crew to discuss housing and homelessness in Central Indiana. How did Indy get such a high eviction rate? Being homeless doesn't mean just living on the street, how else can one be homeless? People have misconceptions or preconceived biases towards panhandlers, how can we help them and navigate who needs help? How can we advocate for those struggling in Central Indiana? Plus, we chat about our ELEVATE event coming up and the good story of the month.SHOW RUNDOWN:2:18 The month of love: any plans?7:25 Two truths, One lie15:25 What is CHIP?19:25 What does homelessness really look like?25:00 Homelessness numbers?29:47 Dismantling panhandler stereotypes37:44 The ALICE population40:15 #uwciELEVATE41:40 Rapid Fire Circus45:33 Good story of the month

On this month's show, United Way's Senior Director of Basic Needs Fund, Nate Lichti joins the What's Good, 317 crew to discuss Central Indiana's public transportation system. Is it all it's cracked up to be? What are some tips and tricks to navigating the Red Line? What are the nay sayers saying? Is there potential to expand to the outskirts of Indiana?Plus, we chat about our new year's resolutions and talk about the good story of the month involving a 12-year-old dog finally finding her forever family after spending 2,461 days in a shelter.SHOW RUNDOWN::55 New year's resolutions6:02 The Red Line gets a green light from Nate8:40 Tips + tricks for transit11:07 What's it cost?14:32 Organizations + businesses benefiting16:36 What are the naysayers saying?20:54 Expanding public transportation25:05 Political + public support27:10 Bus buddies29:35 Good story of the month

Inspired by the “do-gooders” in Central Indiana, What’s Good, 317 is hosted by 5 millennials who dive deep into all the good that’s going on in the community and those who have taken the steps to make a change.Everything discussed is focused on creating a lasting, positive change. If it can help maximize how you do good in Indiana, they’ll make sure you hear about it.In this episode, you'll get to know each host a little bit and what exactly they bring to the table. Take a listen.