Tiffany Aliche aka The Budgetnista discusses the finances of grief, the lasting effects of being broke, and what it means to be truly good with money. They talk about finding true wealth in helping others, the power of community support in personal finance, and the financial aspects of dealing with grief. Tiffany also shares practical advice on organizing important documents and emphasizes the significance of personal growth and resilience in one's financial journey.

Travel legend Samantha Brown joins Chelsea to discuss the evolution of travel programming, finding balance in life, underrated destinations, and the impact of her show. They also talk about retiring to New Zealand and creating a compound.

The podcast covers topics such as sharing domestic labor, societal dynamics in heterosexual marriages, goal setting, the impact of mindset on finances, struggling with expectations, financial constraints, and living below your means.

Sarah Adams, social media watchdog and expert guest, discusses the societal acceptance of oversharing children on social media and the importance of children's privacy. They also explore the impact of social media on motherhood, the vulnerability of personal information online, and the exploitation of children on social media.

Financial educator Page Pritchard discusses overcoming overspending and toxic consumerism. Topics include changing norms of holiday decor, the consequences of shopping addiction, and strategies for cutting down on impulse spending.

Jamila Souffrant discusses changing social classes, the effects of gentrification, and how to be a part of your community while building wealth ethically. Topics include buying property in a developing neighborhood, the trade-offs of gentrification, balancing family support with self-care, and navigating the path to financial independence. Don't miss their upcoming book release!

Chelsea sits down with vintage reseller, content creator, and stylist Heather Hurst to discuss creating personal style in a world obsessed with cheap imitations. They explore sustainable fashion, dangers of sharing personal information, justifying purchases, and the connection between personal style and body image.

Financial educator, podcaster, and author Adam Carroll discusses the state of the economy, the student loan crisis, and proposed solutions. They also explore teaching kids money management through Monopoly, the erosion of labor rights, low wages for teachers, and the importance of long-term thinking and escaping the cycle of poverty.

Financial therapist Wendy Wright discusses the impact of money on relationships and the importance of open communication. Topics include generational traumas, financial stress, high-yield savings accounts, navigating financial baggage, addressing red flags, observing behaviors in dating, and communicating about money.

Money expert and journalist Farnoosh Torabi discusses her new book about fear and pressure on women. They explore growing up as first-generation immigrants, choosing formula over breastfeeding, affordable wardrobe items, and revisiting childhood dreams. They also talk about transitioning from finance to financial journalism and the value of learning from regrets.