In this episode of the Digital Banking Podcast, Josh DeTar sat down with Tanis Bagby, Cash Management Officer at P1FCU, to discuss the power of community engagement in the digital age. Bagby shared her career journey at the credit union, highlighting the importance of building relationships with members. She discussed her role as host of P1FCU’s podcast, Making Sense of Money, emphasizing the value of providing financial education and support through relatable, long-form content.Bagby explained how the podcast aims to meet listeners where they are, offering practical advice on topics like budgeting, home buying, and financial planning. She stressed the importance of empathy and accessibility in financial conversations, especially in a digital-first world. Bagby also touched on the role of community partnerships and how they enhance the credit union's mission of serving members.The conversation explored the challenges of reaching younger audiences amidst competing financial marketing messages. Bagby and DeTar discussed the importance of credit unions actively engaging with youth and building trust through genuine, valuable content. They agreed that podcasts offer a unique opportunity to connect with audiences and foster deeper relationships.

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