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Ricky Mulvey and David English talk of an ending to the trade war?
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Ricky and David break down the end of the General Motors strike with United Auto Workers, Apple’s quarter, and MORE
(like why police literally blew up a guy’s house and aren’t paying for it)
Ricky and David break down the end of the General Motors strike with United Auto Workers, Apple’s quarter, and MORE (like why police literally blew up a guy’s house and aren’t paying for it). 0:00 — 25:30
Aneesh joins Ricky to talk about building an authentic electronic music scene where others aren’t. 25:35 — 49:25
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Making business news digestible and fun, and making some cents along the way. Hosted by Ricky Mulvey and David English. Follow us on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook: @fullofcents. Any opinions expressed are intended for entertainment purposes only.
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Ricky Mulvey wins Region 4 Mark of Excellence Award for collegiate journalism
Ricky Mulvey working for Loveland Magazine in 2015. Indianapolis – “It was an incredible honor to have our column recognized by The Society of Professional Journalists,” Ricky Mulvey told Loveland Magazine when we asked him about receiving the Mark of Excellence Award. “Writing that column is one of the things that I miss most about my time at Ohio State, and it’s nice to see our work recognized.”
The Society of Professional Journalists has announced that former Loveland Magazine writer, sports editor, and talking head Ricky Mulvey, shared a Region 4, 2018 Mark of Excellence (MOE) Award with co-writers, Seth Shanley and Andrew Muller.
Their column, All Jokes Aside placed 1st in the General Column Writing (Large) 10,000+ Students. All Jokes Aside was published in The Lantern, the student newspaper of The Ohio State University.
SPJ’s Region 4 comprises Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.
Mulvey graduated from The Ohio State University in 2018 and now works as a financial writer and producer for Allworth Financial. Mulvey was a paid intern at Loveland Magazine for 5-years when he attended Loveland schools.
Mulvey added, “I love seeing Seth and Andrew growing at Ohio State and doing great things. Seth continues to write for The Lantern and has been published in The Hard Times. Andrew is very involved with the Buckeye Standup Comedy Club and is studying political science.”
You can listen to Mulvey’s bi-weekly podcast of business news with his co-host David English on Loveland Magazine’s home page. Look for “Full of Cents”.The Society of Professional Journalists is the nation’s most broad-based journalism organization, dedicated to encouraging the free practice of journalism and stimulating high standards of ethical behavior. Founded in 1909 as Sigma Delta Chi, SPJ promotes the free flow of information vital to a well-informed citizenry through the daily work of its roughly 6,000 members; works to inspire and educate current and future journalists through professional development; and protects First Amendment guarantees of freedom of speech and press through its advocacy efforts.
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“Full of Cents” co-hosts Ricky Mulvey and David English interviewed by Cassie Mattia
“Full of Cents” – Business news, but better
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland native Ricky Mulvey started reporting sports as an eighth-grade paid intern at Loveland Magazine. While at the newspaper he went
on to do interviews and be a “Talking Head” at a Barack Obama campaign rally in Cincinnati, and a Joe Biden campaign rally in Milford. He did post-game reports and coach interviews at Loveland High School and kept readers abreast of the career of mixed-martial-artist, and National wrestling champion, Loveland’s Matt “The Hammer” Hamill.Mulvey has since graduated from Ohio State and has recently teamed up with David English from Lexington, now a resident of Downtown Cincinnati, to co-host their “Full of Cents” podcast that can be found on the sidebar of Loveland Magazine. The Full of Cents tag line is, “Business news is boring. Let’s make it interesting, fun, and understandable.” There are new episodes streaming every Tuesday and Thursday. Mulvey and English cut through the headlines and talk about how business news affects you.
Ricky Mulvey is a stand-up comedian, radio producer, and a mid-range threat in any pick-up basketball game. Mulvey loves talking about saving money on tickets, business news, and how e-commerce changed inflation as we know it. He graduated with a finance degree from THE Ohio State University in 2018.
David English is a Kentucky Wildcat, soccer fanatic, and a credentialed financial professional. He loves spending time with his wife, Amy, and tweeting at people who will probably not interact with him back.
Loveland Magazine jumped at the chance to re-introduce Mulvey to our readers, introduce David English, and promote their podcast with a link where you can listen to Full of Cents right on our side-bar.
Columnist Cassie Mattia invited English and Mulvey to the LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV studio to ask them why podcasts have become so popular, why people should trust what they say, and how they are making financial news interesting and fun.
New episodes of Full of Cents stream every Tuesday and Thursday. Be sure to subscribe and you’ll never miss an episode!
