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Financial Feminist

Her First $100K
Personal Finance
Entrepreneurship
Women Empowerment
Investing
Mental Health
Financial Independence
Financial Education
Financial Literacy
Financial Freedom
Debt Management
Credit Cards
Emergency Fund
Work-Life Balance
Patriarchy
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Credit Card Debt
Financial Trauma
Grief
Financial Feminism
Financial Planning

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.

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Recent Guests

Maria Wendt
Entrepreneur helping people get paid doing what they love
Episode: 297. What 5 Millionaire Women Know about Money (That You Don't)
Vanessa Marin
Licensed sex therapist
Self-employed / practice with partner
Episode: 297. What 5 Millionaire Women Know about Money (That You Don't)
Adley Kinsman
Entrepreneur, marketer
Episode: 297. What 5 Millionaire Women Know about Money (That You Don't)
Natasha Willis
Instagram strategist / educator
School of Bots
Episode: 297. What 5 Millionaire Women Know about Money (That You Don't)
Daryl Fairweather
Chief Economist at Redfin, MIT graduate, University of Chicago PhD in Behavioral Economics
Redfin
Episode: 296. Can I Actually Afford a Home? with Daryl Fairweather
Nir Eyal
Author of Beyond Belief, researcher on belief formation
Beyond Belief; author
Episode: 295. How to Overcome Your Limiting Beliefs About Money with Nir Eyal
Jocelyn Pearson
Founder of a scholarship system that helped families secure millions in scholarships
Scholarship System / Independent
Episode: 294. How to Graduate College Debt Free with Jocelyn Pearson
Tori Dunlap
Money expert, host of Financial Feminist
Financial Feminist / First 100K
Episode: 293. How Transparent Should I Be About My Money? (Tori’s Interview on The Real Stuff with Lucie Fink)
Anna Malaika Tubbs
Two-time New York Times bestselling author, sociologist, storyteller
Author; Sociologist; Historian
Episode: 292. How American Patriarchy Keeps Women From Their Money, Power, and History with Anna Malaika Tubbs

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Tori Dunlap
Host of Financial Feminist; money expert guiding listeners on money and relationships

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 15.5k ratings
  • TAHANK U + episode idea

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yoipod4yBB
    United Statesa month ago
  • Disappointed.

    Episode with Ramit felt like a self-congratulatory sales pitch from/about a dude. Not very feminist.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    RealLemonPlease
    United States2 months ago
  • Be Choosier, Tori

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Pluto459
    United States2 months ago
  • SAHM episode is revolutionary

    Listen to this. If you’re a SAHM, tradwife or just in a hetero relationship, we need this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    julzkc19000
    United States2 months ago
  • Better Help Is Ruining Therapy

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    TheAgnosticTherapist
    United States3 months ago

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Some criticism centers on sponsor abundance and occasional promotional segments.
Many praise the host's authentic, empowering approach to wealth and money conversations.
Listeners appreciate practical, accessible money guidance tailored for women.

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#126
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#59
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#106
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#138
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#51
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#59
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

298. Ask Tori: Investing and Retirement
Q: Should I pay down my mortgage faster or should I invest instead?
Investing is generally the better choice to build wealth, especially when mortgage rates are low and you can use extra money to invest rather than just paying down the mortgage, since time and compound growth matter more in the long run.
296. Can I Actually Afford a Home? with Daryl Fairweather
Q: What should someone do this year to prepare financially?
Talk to a lender early to understand what you'd qualify for, inspect down payment options including government programs, boost credit health, and start exploring homes within your range to understand trade-offs.
296. Can I Actually Afford a Home? with Daryl Fairweather
Q: When would you say someone is ready to buy a home?
When you're ready to stay in a home long enough for the equity gains to offset buying costs, generally five years, and when you can afford the home you want to stay in for the long run.
292. How American Patriarchy Keeps Women From Their Money, Power, and History with Anna Malaika Tubbs
Q: What can listeners do right now to exercise power within the current system?
Educate themselves about history, support Black women leaders and scholars, contribute to community-based solutions, and advocate for democratic processes that ensure broad participation, including equitable access to resources and opportunities.
292. How American Patriarchy Keeps Women From Their Money, Power, and History with Anna Malaika Tubbs
Q: Change often feels slow or cyclical; what should listeners understand about the pace of progress?
Progress is not linear; it unfolds over long arcs. Historical change happens in fits and starts, with setbacks and breakthroughs, and recognizing that helps manage expectations while continuing to push for inclusion and democracy.

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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:

1. Maria Wendt
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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