
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 471 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSelf-ImprovementSociety & CultureEducation | |||

Taylor Smith, one of Gabe’s fellow activists on the ground in LA, calls in to the show from the federal building as we all await the verdict of our friend on trial against DHS. They discuss the ways we can use humor and memes to fight fascism (the Po... more
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As part of a series of interviews with Gabe’s fellow anti-ICE activists on the ground in LA, we’re joined by Eddy.Mp4, one of the first people that Gabe met downtown this summer. Gabe first saw Eddy in a green Luigi cap telling National ... more
Gabe gives a short personal update on the anti-ICE movement he's been involved with and shares what's been going on in court, in the protests on the ground, and in the media. He's a bit mad at you all.
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Fuck ICE. Fuck CoreCivic and Geo Group. Fuck Trump. Anyway, in the actual episode, Gabe is joined by career meteorologist Alan Gerard, author of the awesome Substack Balanced Weather (one of Gabe's new hyperfixations). We get into the weeds on how th... more
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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.
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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
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Love the podcast, thank you Gabe and everyone on the production team! The early episodes of the pod got me to finally tackle my high interest credit card debt, and I’m SO GLAD I felt encouraged to reach out to my parents for help (securing a lower interest loan). I’m so relieved, and can now even invest money instead of giving half my income to creditors. No matter where you are on your financial journey, this podcast is a life saver, and without any judgment or unrealistic expectations for us R... more
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Exploring the intersection of finance, activism, and personal growth, this show offers a unique lens on navigating the complexities of living in a capitalistic society. With humor and vulnerability, the host engages in conversations that challenge conventional financial wisdom while addressing themes of social justice, climate change, and systemic inequality. The episodes feature insights from a diverse range of guests who share their perspectives on how to resist oppressive structures and foster community resilience. This show appeals to those seeking financial education rooted in social consciousness, encouraging listeners to rethink their relationship with money and advocate for collective liberation.
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