17~ Accepting the 9 to 5 Workday | Gen Z Response | Reddit

19~ David White - Commercial Real Estate Lender | Part 1

Ep- 19: David White is a commercial real estate lender in Jacksonville, Fl. It is with our great pleasure to have him on the podcast to discuss his past experiences and to quiz him on the intricacies of commercial lending. Enjoy the episode! The Green Dreams Podcast: Ever wanted to know what 3 financially educated 21-year-old college students know about money, finance, and economics? No? Well, too bad. As young adults just entering the workforce; John, Steven, and Aaron talk about their thoughts on money and the economy. As some of the topics brought up in these episodes could be useful to you, nothing we say or advise should be taken seriously as it is all for entertainment purposes.

18~ My Employer Promised Me a 6 figure By Next Year | Reddit

Episode 18:  In this episode, we turn to the people of Reddit again and respond to an interesting question about employers promising salaries to their employees and then not delivering on that promise, yet. The Green Dreams Podcast:  Ever wanted to know what 3 financially educated 21-year-old college students know about money, finance, and economics? No? Well, too bad. As young adults just entering the workforce; John, Steven, and Aaron talk about their thoughts on money and the economy. As some of the topics brought up in these episodes could be useful to you, nothing we say or advise should be taken seriously as it is all for entertainment purposes.

17~ Accepting the 9 to 5 Workday | Gen Z Response | Reddit

The 9-to-5 is a very common workday. In this episode, John, Steven, and Aaron respond to a disgruntled person on reddit about the 9 to 5 workday.

16~ What Is The Easiest Business To Start When You're Young?

Starting a business isn’t that hard right? What if you fail? In this episode, John, Steven, and Aaron discuss the best business to start when being young.

15~ Nonprofits and Church Finances

In this episode, John, Aaron,  and Steven ramble on about nonprofits and where does the Catholic Church's money go?