CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 393 DeepTarget’s Preetha Pulusani on Putting CU Member Data to Work
Fact: credit unions have lots of data about their members. Everything from home address to their liquidity.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 392 Lamont Black on the Credit Union of the Future – with AI and Stablecoins
Do credit unions have a future? And if so what?
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 391 White Clay’s Mac Thompson on Human Centered Digital Strategies for Credit Unions
Harris Poll survey reveals only one-third of credit union members feel understood by their financial institution.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 390 Glia’s Andrea Argueta on AI and Your Credit Union
Today Andrea Argueta is director of financial institution advisory at Glia, a company that focuses on providing credit unions and banks digital customer service tools and nowadays that means AI.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 389 Alloy’s Sara Seguin on the State of Fraud in 2026
Fraud is up, a lot, at credit unions, according to the Alloy 2026 State of Fraud Report, says Sara Seguin, a principal adviser at Alloy.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 388 One Nevada’s Steve O’Donnell Inside the Mind of a CEO
What a ride Steve O’Donnell has had at One Nevada Credit Union, a $1.5 billion institution where he started as a teller some 22 years ago and in August 2025 he was promoted to CEO.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 387 Safe Harbor’s Terry Mendez on Cannabis Banking Now
Safe Harbor, the Golden CO based cannabis banking pioneer, is alive and growing and that’s the message of today’s guest Terry Mendez, the recently installed CEO.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 386 Sogolytics’ Melissa Krut on the Generation Barrier Between Credit Unions and Younger Potential Members
The Credit Union Generation Barrier.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 385 Inside the Mind of Ascend CU’s CIO Rik Reitmaeir
Rik Reitmaier, CIO of Tennessee’s Ascend Federal Credit Union ($4.4B, 245,000 members, top 100 CU), shares his biggest tech, risk, and growth concerns.
CU 2.0 Podcast Episode 384 Starlight Is Now a CUSO Backed by One Washington Financial
I fancy myself something of a minor expert on Medicare and often have advised friends who are approaching 65 about their best options. Until a man I know approached me and asked for my advice. He added he was dually qualified for Medicare and Medicaid and he thought he probably qualified for food benefits, too.