Ep 3.08: Father Dempsey, Father Dunn, and the Fight for Human Dignity
This episode continues the exploration of St. Louis’s immigrant poverty and introduces two of the city’s most remarkable Catholic champions: Father Timothy Dempsey and Father Peter Dunn. Monsignor and Teresa begin by noting the parallel charitable efforts among Jewish and African American communiti…
Planning for 2026: why your wellbeing strategy needs to evolve
There’s a phrase we hear all the time in our world: "meet people where they are." And while the heart behind it is absolutely in the right place, has it led us to a place where we're accidentally overwhelming our teams with choices?We try to find a solution for every single need, and suddenly we’re…
Sunday 12th October 2025 - "Loving God with our Hands"
Sunday 10am Celebration Service - "Loving God with our Hands" - Peter Dunn from BigLife
The ONE Thing You Can Control (plus new FinTech from Fidelity)
Here's a shock (or not....): LOTS of people are feeling stress right now - so if you're feeling overwhelmed, you aren't alone. Admittedly there aren't answers for everything, but that doesn't mean it's time to throw priorities, goals, and self-care out the window. In the words of Lin Manuel's Arron…
The Budget Questions You’ve Been Too Afraid To Ask
What if getting better with money started with admitting you do not have to know everything yet?
In this episode, Tiffany sits down with Peter Dunn, CEO of Your Money Line and longtime personal finance expert known as Pete the Planner, and Nicole Lorch, President of First Internet Bank, for a pract…
The BLS Report Episode Twenty-six: Understanding the 2026 tax reforms
In this episode, we explore the key tax measures announced in the May 2026 budget and what they mean for commercial lawyers and their clients. Pamela Hanrahan and John Keeves are joined by experts Toby Eggleston and Peter Dunn to unpack the technical changes and their practical implications.
The …
Pete the Planner on Trump’s idea for rescuing Social Security and who picks up the tab
According to a report last month from the Social Security Administration, the trust fund that the government uses to help pay out benefits to retirees is expected to run out in late 2032. At that point, Social Security will only be able to pay 78% of your scheduled retirement benefits. This isn’t a…
The CEDIA Podcast 2012b: Financial and Legal Tips During the Disruption
As COVID-19 disrupts lives and business, Pete the Planner (Peter Dunn) has advice on handling your finances (business AND personal) in an emergency, and Susan Kline from the law firm Faegre Drinker has legal info for employers and employees of CEDIA firms during the coronavirus pandemic.
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CEDIA Tech Council 1901: Surviving Recession
What should one do to prepare for — and react to — the darkening economic clouds that may be on the horizon? That's the question we posed to three guests, two integrators who made through the Great Recession (Gordon van Zuiden and Ed Gilmore), and a financial adviser by the name of Peter Dunn (aka …
Pete the Planner on rising bond yields and why the future ‘is starting to look scary’
The financial media’s laser pointer is often so jittery that it’s tough to figure out which developments are most important to your financial life. The topic that received the most focus last week was rising bond yields. As we’ll discuss in this week’s podcast, that issue could have serious legs, a…
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