The Boomer Effect

The Boomer Effect with Jerry and Rose

“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. Yes Boomers made mistakes- but we got a lot right as well. Part of getting it right is extending what we've learned to Generation Z, and Millennials. The great depression gave us a post World War II generation of adults determined to give their children everything that they didn't have. Maybe that was a mistake...

  1. 1d ago

    Success Leaves Clues: Family Business Strategy

    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 with nearly five decades of history. Ryan's father, Dennis Brown, helped transform M&O Marketing into one of the nation's oldest and most respected independent marketing organizations. Now Ryan faces a different challenge—not simply preserving that legacy, but building upon it for the next generation. Whether you work in a family business, hope your children will someday join yours, or are trying to determine where your own gifts fit within a family enterprise, this conversation offers valuable insight into leadership, succession, purpose, and the truth that success leaves clues for those willing to learn from those who came before them. For more info on Ryan's business: https://www.mandomarketing.com 27777 Franklin Rd Ste 700, Southfield, MI 48034 Phone: (800) 228-5964 Please Support this Podcast: www.omegaplanners.net www.jlsmithassociates.com https://patriotmobile.com/partners/rose www.americansforprosperity.org www.theboomereffect.com https://wordmarketingservices.com/ Rose’s Ministry: www.sheiscalledbyhim.com

  2. Jul 8

    Capt. Jerry Coffee: Faith Beyond Survival in the Hanoi Hilton

    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 Hilton." Subjected to isolation, torture, and relentless psychological pressure, he discovered a truth that would define the rest of his life: God equals strength. Susan shares the remarkable story of Jerry's captivity, the secret brotherhood forged among American POWs through the famous tap code, the role of faith under unimaginable suffering, and how God transformed the question "Why me?" into the prayer, "Show me." Together, Jerry and Rose explore what "Beyond Survival" really means—not simply enduring hardship, but allowing God to shape suffering into purpose, courage, and hope. As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, this conversation reminds us of the extraordinary price paid by those who defended it and the timeless lessons their lives still teach us today. Visit Beyond Survival to learn more and help preserve the legacy of America's Vietnam POWs:https://goingbeyondsurvival.org/ Please Support this Podcast: www.omegaplanners.net www.jlsmithassociates.com https://patriotmobile.com/partners/rose www.americansforprosperity.org www.theboomereffect.com www.askchapter.org/realhelp  https://wordmarketingservices.com/ Rose’s Ministry: www.sheiscalledbyhim.com

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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. Yes Boomers made mistakes- but we got a lot right as well. Part of getting it right is extending what we've learned to Generation Z, and Millennials. The great depression gave us a post World War II generation of adults determined to give their children everything that they didn't have. Maybe that was a mistake...