It will not always be summer;
build barns.
– Hesiod
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Real Life Podcast: The Day the Music Died
We’ve kicked off season 2 of our Real Life podcast in collaboration with The Life Foundation, on a mission to hear first-hand stories and see the real impact that life insurance has on families across America.
In our first episode, we meet Shane LaBarge, who lost his father right after starting his first semester of college in 2011 and was quickly thrust into the role of breadwinner for his mom and younger brother.
We discuss the immediate financial impact of his father’s death, working over 40 hours a week (on top of his studies) to put himself through college and law school, and the feeling of financial uncertainty that his family still carries with them today.
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About the writer
Eric Lindholm
Communications Coordinator
Eric started in Quotacy's sales department, but moved to marketing after helping hundreds of people through their life insurance buying journey. Aside from writing about buying life insurance, he also edits Quotacy's monthly newsletter, runs our YouTube channel and produces Real Life, our podcast. Eric lives in Minneapolis, where his coworkers are trying to convince him to take his humor into the spotlight. Connect with him on LinkedIn.