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A narrative podcast turning the concept of debt upside down. Season One launches March 18th, 2025.

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The Way We Get By: Dispatches from the Debt Heads Universe

A weekly-ish companion series that asks friends and listeners one question: how are you getting by?

This dispatch is from Lauren Barker, a born and raised Hoosier living in Baltimore with h... more

The Way We Get By: Dispatches from the Debt Heads Universe

A weekly-ish companion series that asks friends and listeners one question: how are you getting by?

This dispatch is from Danielle Diel, a Human Resources expert and Debt Heads listener who... more

The Way We Get By: Dispatches from the Debt Heads Universe

A weekly-ish companion series that asks friends and listeners one question: how are you getting by?

This dispatch is from Danielle Bezalel, the creator and host of Sex Ed with DB is your go... more

The Way We Get By: Dispatches from the Debt Heads Universe

A weekly-ish companion series that asks friends and listeners one question: how are you getting by?

This dispatch is from Ronald Young Jr. who hosts and produces the award-winning narrative... more

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Recent Guests

Lauren Barker
A federal employee based in Baltimore who works at the House of Representatives, currently furloughed since October 1st.
House of Representatives
Episode: The Way We Get By: Working on the Hill
Danielle Bezalel
Sex educator, podcaster, and podcast sponsorship strategist.
Sex Ed with DB
Episode: The Way We Get By: Talking Dirty
Ronald Young Jr.
An audio producer, storyteller, and host of Weight For It and Leaving The Theater
Radiotopia
Episode: The Way We Get By: Awards Don't Pay Rent
Kathryn Ann Edwards
A labor economist who writes for Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Episode: Boomicorns
Chris Mendez
Runs Clinton Hill Ace Hardware.
Clinton Hill Ace Hardware
Episode: BONUS: it's so hard(ware) to say goodbye
Gabriel Fowler
Owner of Desert Island Comics.
Desert Island Comics
Episode: BONUS: it's so hard(ware) to say goodbye
Hannah Wright
Middle school teacher sharing her personal story about managing debt
Episode: The Way We Get By: Teaching Middle School
Alex Kaufman
Award-winning energy, climate change, business, and geopolitics reporter who helped organize the first union at HuffPost.
HuffPost
Episode: The Way We Get By: with Severance
Kate Bratskeir
A sustainability, climate, food, and health lifestyle reporter with extensive experience in media layoff situations.
Laid Off Substack
Episode: The Way We Get By: on Maternity Leave

Hosts

Rachel Webster
Co-host of the show who shares personal experiences of debt and societal pressures, offering relatable insights into financial struggles.
Jamie Feldman
Co-host of the show who provides candid commentary on financial challenges, emphasizing personal narratives and collective experiences related to debt.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 402 ratings
  • I. Love. This. Podcast.

    Fascinating and important subject matter, deeply relevant to so many of us, and presented with snappy dialogue and an ironic sensibility. It makes me feel less alone. I never miss an episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    couragecolumba
    United Statesa month ago
  • Slow

    I like the topic but the podcast releases episode so slowly that I lost interest.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    elizabeth8186
    United Statesa month ago
  • Nice show but…

    Please - less singing.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    ke’elikolani
    United States2 months ago
  • Absolution for your choices

    As part of a couple that worked very hard and cut back lifestyle choices for a family of 5 to get rid of debt and fund necessities for special needs child, I find the “woe is me, I can’t resist temptation” too much to hear

    The hosts start off that debt is not about choice and all about “systemic issues”. While marketing of debt products is strong and effective, individuals are still responsible for daily choices. They take a few choice rants of gurus in this space out of context to emphasize t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ih8cr8inguaernames
    United States2 months ago
  • Dad of Millennials (aka Boomer)

    Awesome show with a lot of great insights. I shared this with my 2 millennial daughters. You are inspirational and so talented!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Leawoodhawk
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Many find the blend of personal anecdotes with social commentary to be both engaging and enlightening.
Overall, the authenticity and production quality are praised, making complex financial subjects accessible.
Listeners appreciate the humor and relatability of the hosts as they navigate serious topics about debt and finance.
Some have expressed concerns about the variable release schedule, which may disengage certain listeners.
The show fosters an inclusive environment for discussing the often-taboo topics surrounding debt.

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The Way We Get By: Talking Dirty
Q: What challenges do you face as a content creator?
Danielle discusses the impact of shadow banning on her ability to create and share educational content.
The Way We Get By: Talking Dirty
Q: What did you do to become financially savvy?
Danielle learned about finance from a young age, with lessons from her mother about borowing money and managing allowance.
The Way We Get By: Awards Don't Pay Rent
Q: Can you outline why there was a time where there are a lot of big name podcasts and now everything seems to be variations on celebrity interviews and two hour long chats?
Ronald explains that the podcast industry has shifted significantly due to financial constraints, where producing high-quality narrative podcasts is expensive yet audiences expect them to be lucrative.
The Way We Get By: with Severance
Q: How are you?
Alex mentions the challenges of becoming a father right after losing a long-held job but expresses gratitude for union protections that provided him with severance.

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The content focuses on the multifaceted experience of debt in modern society, exploring its cultural, emotional, and economic implications. Episodes are often personal and relatable, aiming to foster open discussions about financial struggles, particularly as they pertain to women and broader societal norms. The podcast stands out for its humorous yet candid approach, addressing often taboo topics surrounding personal finance, identity, and the utility of consumer culture. Additionally, the narrative style and incorporation of guest insights enrich the discussions, making complex financial subjects accessible and engaging for listeners.

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Debt Heads launched 2 years ago and published 20 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Lauren Barker
2. Danielle Bezalel
3. Ronald Young Jr.
4. Kathryn Ann Edwards
5. Chris Mendez
6. Gabriel Fowler
7. Hannah Wright
8. Alex Kaufman

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