Peter McGraw

Peter McGraw, a behavioral economist and lifelong bachelor, champions the idea that single life deserves just as much respect as marriage. He challenges the assumption that single people lack happiness, advocating for a societal shift in how we view fulfillment. McGraw explores the empowerment of singles, particularly women, and emphasizes the importance of chosen family. He calls for equality in life choices, celebrating the diverse paths people take to live remarkable lives, beyond the confines of traditional marriage.

Peter McGraw, a behavioral economist known for his insights on singlehood, joins Micah Smith, a Denver reporter, Andrea Dunphy, a single parent, and Molly Berger, a wealth management advisor specializing in singles. They explore the financial landscape for the growing single adult population, touching on systemic economic challenges and the cultural shift towards embracing solo living. The conversation includes personal anecdotes, financial strategies, and discussions on breaking stereotypes, all while advocating for a world that better understands and supports single individuals.