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A Thousand Natural Shocks With Gabe S. Dunn

Gabe Dunn | A Bad With Money Podcast
Mental Health
Financial Literacy
Personal Finance
Capitalism
ICE
Financial Education
California
Project 2025
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Debt
Los Angeles
Financial Domination
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Immigration
Trump Administration
Zero Waste
Covid-19
Financial Therapy
Trans Rights
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After years of attempting to "girlboss" his way out of systemic class divide, Gabriel Shane Dunn, now a trans man and veteran podcaster, relaunches his show, “Bad With Money,” with a furious, funny, and deeply personal exploration of surviving our capitalist hellscape. Ditching conventional finance advice, “A Thousand Natural Shocks,” is a companion show to Gabe’s thriving newsletter of the same n... more

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Franchesca Ramsey joins the show to talk about her billions of views as The Leopard Lady, our frustrations with media illiteracy and why the heck anyone would want to go viral.

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Pre-order journalist Cerise Castle's book "A Tradition Of Violence: Inside the Secret Criminal Gangs of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department."

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Back when Gabe was Gaby. Be chill about it. Allison Raskin and Gabe had Dr. Abdul El-Sayed on their show and now he's running for US Senate in Michigan. Check out this interview we did with him way back when. And don't forget to VOTE!

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City council member and candidate in West Hollywood Chelsea Lee Byers joins us to discuss Flock, LASD, ICE, Fountain Ave, and housing. She also answers some tough questions.

Episode produced by Lydia Arachne 

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Franchesca Ramsey
Content creator, comedian and host of Let Me Fix It
Episode: Media Literacy with The Leopard Lady Franchesca Ramsey
Cerise Castle
Los Angeles journalist covering the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Episode: Secret Criminal Gangs of the LA County Sheriff’s Department with Cerise Castle
Abdul El-Sayed
Physician, epidemiologist, public health professional, and former Detroit health commissioner
Episode: Dr. Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan US Senate Candidate) On JBU Podcast Re-Run
Chelsea Byers
West Hollywood City Council member, former mayor and community organizer
West Hollywood City Council
Episode: Tough Questions with City Council Member And Candidate Chelsea Byers
Nick Rabb
Post-doctoral researcher; surveillance tech researcher and community organizer
Independent researcher; deflock Pasadena Monterey Park
Episode: Predictive Policing Tactics, Flock/ALPRs & More with Nick Rabb
Jake Hart
Local community organizer, volunteer coordinator for the LA Working Families Party, screenwriter
Working Families Party (LA)
Episode: Get Over Yourself and Help Us with Jake Hart (Part 2)
Honey Mahogany
Director of the Office of Transgender Initiatives; co-founder of the Transgender District; drag queen and activist
Office of Transgender Initiatives, Transgender District
Episode: Connecting Politicians And Trans People with Honey Mahogany
Matthew Solomon
Documentary filmmaker
Self-Produced (Seeds For Liberation)
Episode: Seeds Of Palestinian Liberation with Matthew Solomon
Chelsea Frank
Author and debut novelist of Baby Steps
Author, Baby Steps
Episode: Self-Publish Your Book!! with Baby Steps' Chelsea Frank

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Gabriel Shane Dunn
Host and creator of the show; trans man and veteran podcaster, focused on money, policy, and social justice with a sharp, personal lens.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 3.6k ratings
  • Love from Minnesota ♥️

    Keep fighting the good fight, Gabe! I’ve seen people waking up to what’s happening. I hope you get more support from community soon. This is going to be a long fight and people will join us along the way.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hel-raiser
    United States9 months ago
  • More please

    The theme song is so good. But also, this podcast helps me be a better human.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheBestOz
    United Statesa year ago
  • That voice

    Made it ~8 minutes in before the voice reached the equivalent of a spike driven into one eardrum, across the divide, through the other, then clanking into the depths of the earth, to ring forever. Will haunt dreams. Why, why, WHY could not I have smashed my phone into dust before clicking that play button — the play button that damned my soul.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    TooIllOrEase
    United States2 years ago
  • It’s nice

    I like it

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rita4evrrrrr
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Informative

    I first listened to Bad with $ several years ago probably when it began as mainly financial advise. I stopped listening in 2019/2020 just when politicals and culture became so volatile and woke. I was always conservative, but not politically aware or active until the Covid nonsense and BLM/Antifa riots radicalized me in summer of 2020! I only listen to these super "woke" liberal shows to stay informed and not be stuck in an echo chamber. I do want to hear the other side to see what they're sayin... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Charsyb
    United States2 years ago

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Media Literacy with The Leopard Lady Franchesca Ramsey
Q: Do you want to tell my audience where to find you and your work and all this stuff that they can learn from you?
Ramsey directs listeners to thebrandisstrong.com for her content creation course and newsletter, and says she is also online as Chesca Leigh and hosts the podcast Let Me Fix It.
Media Literacy with The Leopard Lady Franchesca Ramsey
Q: Do you want to explain the Leopard Lady thing first?
Ramsey explains that “Leopards Eat My Face” comes from a meme about people who support something that later harms them. She adapted it into a song and has performed versions including a choir, a Spanish-language take and a mariachi arrangement.
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan US Senate Candidate) On JBU Podcast Re-Run
Q: If you feel like you're being failed by the health care system, so someone who would be vulnerable to potentially buying into this cult of wellness, what advice could you give to that patient to advocate for themselves and to get the care they need?
He advises patients to speak up or find another provider, question claims about treatments and ask for evidence, and connect with patient advocacy groups to push for research and better care.
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed (Michigan US Senate Candidate) On JBU Podcast Re-Run
Q: But how can someone recognize when maybe they're getting caught up in something that's not true?
El-Sayed recommends being wary of absolute promises, claims from people without health expertise, and products promoted by celebrities or people exploiting medical credentials. He urges listeners to ask what is being sold and what evidence supports it.
Secret Criminal Gangs of the LA County Sheriff’s Department with Cerise Castle
Q: Can you talk about the Executioners in Compton?
Castle describes the Executioners as a feared deputy gang based at the Compton station. She says sworn testimony described members getting tattoos after shootings and celebrating those shootings at so-called 998 parties.

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This show frames money as a lens on power, inequality, and collective action. Across episodes, conversations center on activism, policy, and culture, with guests ranging from abolitionist organizers and immigrant-rights advocates to disability rights voices, independent journalists, and artists who pull truth from difficult experiences. The host pursues blunt, unflinching discussions about how systems like policing, immigration enforcement, and healthcare shape everyday lives, often weaving in personal narratives and practical calls to action for listeners. A standout trait is the willingness to tackle controversial topics head-on, blend humor with hard issues, and spotlight grassroots organizing and systemic critique beyond conventional fi... more

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