Financial Feminist

Discussing the challenges and triumphs of single motherhood, Kim Williams shares her journey as a single mom. They cover the stigma surrounding single motherhood, the importance of community support, and practical resources for single moms. The conversation highlights resilience, strength, and empowerment of single mothers.

Entrepreneur Jenna Kutcher joins Financial Feminist podcast to discuss embracing discomfort, navigating ADHD, viral moments, work/life balance, and the power of podcasting. Topics include childhood money memories, starting a small business with limited resources, letting go and inviting ease, embracing change, and navigating body image and identity.

Overcoming mindset obstacles and fears of failure in starting a business. Exploring false beliefs about needing an MBA or detailed business plan. Importance of taking action and 'done is better than perfect'. Reflections on becoming an expert and gaining credibility. Embracing the mindset required for entrepreneurship.

Madeline Pendleton, business owner and author of 'I Survived Capitalism and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt,' shares her journey of dealing with loss due to financial stress and how it influenced her approach to running an ethical business. Topics discussed include the emotional connection to money, the struggle of providing employee benefits as a small business, the importance of building a well-designed website, and the significance of budgeting for financial stability.

NY Times bestselling author and astrologer Chani Nicholas explores the transformative power of astrology in personal growth and understanding. They discuss misconceptions about astrology, the value of self-understanding, astrology and money, transitioning to stable 30s, analyzing astrological charts for money insights, astrology and success, and express gratitude to the guest and sponsors.

In this podcast, Tori answers a variety of financial questions from the audience, covering topics such as managing finances with a low income, rolling over old 401k accounts, negotiating salaries, choosing between traditional or Roth 401k, and teaching children about money.

Award-winning family finance coach, Andy Hill, discusses how to financially prepare kids for the future. Topics include starting money conversations early, investing in programs and resources, achieving wealth and financial freedom in your 30s, choosing investments for a 529 or any investing account, transitioning financial conversations with kids, navigating the high cost of college education and home ownership, and a course designed to build generational wealth and happiness for kids.

Kelsey Moreira, founder of Doughp, joins the podcast to discuss her journey as a sober business owner. She shares her experience on Shark Tank and overcoming setbacks. They also delve into the impact of alcohol on health and finances. The chapter highlights the value of being a Shark Tank company and the importance of business insurance. Kelsey shares her personal journey with addiction and starting a business with a mission to help women in recovery. They also discuss navigating refusal of drinks and supporting organizations aligned with your values.

Liz Moody, author and podcast host, shares valuable insights on integrating small changes into our lives for meaningful transformation. They discuss the challenges and benefits of living a nomadic lifestyle, the evolution of the wellness industry, breaking promises to oneself, the power of small habits, learning from past failures, and practical tips for incorporating small habits into daily life.

Host Tori Dunlap shares her personal journey through grief, discussing the overwhelming nature of grief, finding joy in the present moment, the beauty of the human experience, and lessons on grief and self-support.