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Business ‘hatched’ at BGSU will be featured on ‘Today’ By BGSU Marketing & Communications Sentinel-Tribune The phone rings. Pieces of Me Founder Elsa Vos hits the green accept button on her iPhone and learns that her business she started as a senior in college at Bowling Green State University is going to be featured on one of America’s most watched morning talk shows. Pieces of Me is set to be featured on “The Today Show” Thursday during the “Hoda and Jenna Show.” Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. Please click the button below to manage your account. Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. Please click the button below to manage your account. Posted in News, Local News on Wednesday, September 18, 2019 3:48 pm. | Tags: Elsa Vos, Bowling Green State University, College Of Business, America, The Today Show, Grand Rapids, Major, United States, Netherlands, Hoda Show, Jenna Show, Michigan, Iphone Sentinel-TribunePhone number: 419-352-4611E-mail: kconcannon@aimmediamidwest.comAddress: 1616 E Wooster #15 Bowling Green, OH 43402 688zz © Copyright 2019, Sentinel-Tribune, Bowling Green, OH. Powered by BLOX Conten...

This story was written in collaboration with Forbes Finds. Forbes Finds covers products and experiences we think you’ll love. Featured products are independently selected and linked to for your convenience. If you buy something using a link on this page, Forbes may receive a small share of that sale. It’s official—school is back in session. And if your house is anything like mine, the first question you’ll hear on that first day (other than “Do I really have to go back?”) is “When can I get a phone?” The decision whether or not to trust your child with a phone is a complicated one that’s full of hard-to-answer questions. Will they lose it? Is it durable enough to withstand being mishandled? Can you see or control what they’re doing on it?  If you’re looking for an iPhone, you might be tempted to go with a iPhone 7 or even an iPhone 6 if you can find one. I’d recommend against both. With the iPhone 11 just around the corner, both devices are on their way out. In fact, the iPhone 6 won’t even be supported by iOS 13. Better to go with a device that’s been around long enough that it no longer commands a price pr...

Fans of Trader Joe’s can see how some products are made, get recipes and more on the grocery chain’s new YouTube channel. This conversation is moderated according to USA TODAY’s community rules. Please read the rules before joining the discussion. The newly launched YouTube channel offers customers videos about recipes, featured products and how some of those products are made, such as its mini ice cream cones. On YouTube, it shows the channel started on April 23. As of today, Trader Joe’s has more than 6,500 subscribers to the channel. The video playlist has several categories including “How it’s Made,” “Recipes,” “Products,” and “Who We Are.” So far, there are 17 videos in all in addition to several Podcasts. The recipes videos are based on using, of course, Trader Joe’s products. Several are made in conjunction with Bon Appetit magazine staffers along with Trader Joe’s puppet mascot called the Fearless Flyer — the same name as grocery chain’s newsletter. The videos are fun, peppy and quirky. Some are animated or illustrated or have a voice over. One current video is touting how much they love celery, calling Trader Joe’s “your celery headquarter...