
Fight the patriarchy. Get Rich.™ Join money expert Tori Dunlap every Tuesday as she guides you on how to make more, spend less, and feel financially confident in a world run by rich white men. Through solo episodes and special guest interviews, you’ll walk away with resources to get, save, and grow money to gain financial freedom and kick some patriarchal ass at the same time.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 343 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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This is a wonderful resource for all the women out there. Knowledgeable host with a compassionate but accurate teaching style. Each episode I wonder how I didn’t know this sooner but thank you! I have an episode idea: how to apply your advice during unemployment. I was a total payer on credit cards (paying full) until I was laid off and then went into the minimum payment team. I cried during the credit card episode but paying total is impossible and this was debt on basic needs. I was late twice... more
Episode with Ramit felt like a self-congratulatory sales pitch from/about a dude. Not very feminist.
Please be more selective about what sponsors you accept and what guests you have on. BetterHelp has a history of active harm against patients and therapists. Quince is not a “better, ethical company” just because they don’t mark up the price like a luxury brand would, they are actually very opaque in their environmental and business practices and are ethically dubious. Mel Robbins is a typical grifter.
Listen to this. If you’re a SAHM, tradwife or just in a hetero relationship, we need this!
I don’t care what the corporation told you, Better Help and other VC mental health companies are the fast food-ification of therapy. Therapists can only adequately provide 20-25 good sessions of therapy per week (max, for some it’s less). Think about what one needs to get paid for 20 hours a week as a 1099 in order to survive, thrive, and “save their first $100k.” And these are people who have earned at least master’s degree (loans?) and a license.
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A money-empowerment show that centers practical finance advice for women and aligned allies, blending accessible coaching with expert interviews. Episodes span debt payoff, investing basics, housing affordability, and money conversations in relationships, all while examining how patriarchy and gender dynamics shape financial outcomes. Guests range from economists and authors to entrepreneurs and educators, offering frameworks, tactics, and real-world strategies to save, invest, and build wealth without sacrificing values. The format often weaves in sponsor messages but maintains a clear throughline: confidence with money comes from understanding options, setting boundaries, and taking deliberate action toward financial independence.
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Recent guests on Financial Feminist include:
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2. Vanessa Marin
3. Adley Kinsman
4. Natasha Willis
5. Daryl Fairweather
6. Nir Eyal
7. Jocelyn Pearson
8. Tori Dunlap
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