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Insurance impacts our daily lives—the way we move from place to place, the activities we engage in, the work we do, and so much more. Our host, Robert Uribe, a long-time insurance professional, shares short stories and conversations that highlight one interesting way insurance could be consequential to your world.
Unknown Host hosts One Interesting Thing About Insurance, a education show with 91 episodes published.
Robert and Da’Sha talk about their experiences in Panama over Christmas and New Year’s. Robert visits the farmacia to treat skin mites, battles with an Airbnb host over hospitality and fire safety issues, pur
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Robert is in Panama for December 2025. He remarks on the changes in his life over the past several months and how the insurance he needs changes with it. BMFCE: Insurance producers and adjusters can earn insurance contin
Robert is joined by Eddie Velez to talk about changes in Medicare plans for 2026. Find Eddie Velez and his services at https://yourcarerep.com/ BMFCE: Insurance producers and adjusters can earn insurance continuing educa
Robert tours the historical sites in Lima, Peru and finds the human remains buried in the catacombs. The costs for people to be buried there were considerable, and they had to pay it without the benefit of modern burial
Robert is visiting Lima, Peru and becomes the target of a common street scam. BMFCE: Insurance producers and adjusters can earn insurance continuing education credit listening to Robert’s live webinars. No test required
Robert catches up with Da'Sha about a variety of topics including disability income insurance, vaccine mandates for school children, and what to do with his remains if he dies overseas. BMFCE: Insurance producers an
Robert is planning a trip to Peru and Panama. He is joined on the podcast by Jonna Hudson, a travel insurance professional, to get recommendations on how he can insure some of the key risks he may face on his trips. BMFC
Robert is joined by Cece Denno, excess and surplus lines insurance market expert. The two talk about the interesting things E&S can cover that admitted carriers do not, the brokers that have special licenses in order to
Robert talks with Eddie Velez, an insurance professional specializing in Medicare products. He helps seniors find the best program for them, and sometimes, that includes gym memberships paid by the insurer. The next time
Robert moves out of his apartment and stashes all of his personal property in storage units. As he hits the road to begin the homeless, nomad lifestyle he considers the implications to his insurance coverage.
Robert is joined by Greg Rueter of R+R Insurance Advisors to talk about deductible reimbursement benefits. Rising premiums on homeowners and auto policies have consumers looking for relief. Products that offer deductible
Robert is joined by Justin Candau, catastrophic hail adjuster, to talk about paintless dent removal, hail fraud, and the Murder Shell in East St. Louis! BMFCE: Insurance producers and adjusters can earn insurance continu
Robert is joined by Lori Gubash, long term care insurance advisor and subject-matter expert. They share stories of relatives that have needed care and how it impacted them personally. BMFCE: Insurance producers and adjus
Robert knows his aging air conditioner could fail any day in the Arizona heat so he purchases a home warranty to protect him from the huge replacement cost. Hopefully, the service offered by the warranty company isn'
How did the President of the United States not find out he had cancer sooner? There are plenty of tests that could have identified it, right? What can the rest of us learn from this that we can apply to our own health? B
Robert talks with his son about the possibility of sleeping in his car if he doesn't get assigned a dorm at his college for the upcoming fall semester. Aside from the legal, privacy and health concerns, there are al
Robert laments Major League Baseball's handling of the rain delay at Wrigley Field on Easter Sunday given the availability of an accurate weather forecast. Given that the weather people seem to be able to predict wh
Robert shares his experience with hypnosis as a treatment for insomnia and high blood pressure. Though not covered by major medical insurance, it might be a great deal if it works! BMFCE: Insurance producers and adjuster
Robert is joined by Da'Sha for an update on the phantom speeding ticket Progressive Insurance claims to have on her. They finish up with a story about helping a older friend apply for Social Security Disability bene
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One Interesting Thing About Insurance is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under education (comedy) and has published 91 episodes.
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