
Financial Tea is your VIP ticket into the world of money, power, and culture. Every Thursday, Haley Sacks (aka Mrs. Dow Jones) breaks down the money moves, markets, and mindsets you need to build wealth and live smarter. With guests ranging from billionaires to financial rebels, you’ll leave every episode wiser, hotter, and maybe even a little richer. Financial Tea with Mrs. Dow Jones is a Sony Mu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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This week, Haley gets personal about turning 35 and the most important lessons she's learned so far. There's tactical advice, personal reflection, and the much needed MDJ reframe.
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AI expert and advisor Allie K. Miller joins Haley for a masterclass in utilizing AI to get ahead in your life and achieve your goals. Plus, she provides step-by-step tactical advice on how to integrate AI to improve your personal finances.
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Elite wedding planner Stef Cove joins Haley to discuss the wildest things she's seen as a wedding planner, what $10 million wedding budgets are actually spent on, her advice to brides planning smaller budget weddings, and more!
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Josh Peck joins Haley to discuss what he earned starring on The Amanda Show and Drake and Josh, his experience being the breadwinner of his family as a child actor, not getting residuals, brand deals, his monthly overhead, staying successful in an ev... more
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I’m struggling to get past the valley girl voiceaaaah. Every sentence ends with an upward inflection and get to something decent by the 6 min mark. Lots of ads loaded in the front. I’m reminded of why I don’t listen to pods anymore. Crazy vocal work adding an uh or an a on the end of every sentanceaaah. Sorry girl. Wanted to like it but you lost me when you started suggesting GLP1s were going to fix the economy by saving money on healthcare and airline fuel. Silliness.
So fun. So real. So useful. She’s out there doing god’s work.
This chick grew up on park avenue. She was a “future rich person” as an infant. Her dad was an exec at Goldman. How is she qualified to tell the 99% how to live? Touch grass lady dow jones.
I am an avid follower of Mrs. Dow Jones and her approachable, relatable advice on her instagram page. This podcast is no different. I’m learning a lot. Thank you Haley!
My review is based on listening to but one episode (Belle Burden) - Haley asks the hard questions that others have avoided, including Oprah. Impressive. It felt like she read my mind and asked Belle the exact questions I wanted answers to and in a very pragmatic way - for the sole purpose of educating her audience on finances. Valuable content, but often difficult to listen to due to the interviewer talking over the guest. If interviewer could pull back a bit on her volume and rate of speech, a... more
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A sharp, finance-forward show that blends practical money moves with culture, wealth, and media dynamics. Episodes frequently feature high-profile guests—from billionaires to influencers—discussing how money shapes industries, branding, and lifestyle, with practical tips on investing, debt, taxes, and wealth-building. Notable angles include the economics of luxury brands, the ethics of billionaire philanthropy, and “building in public” branding strategies, often interwoven with candid personal finance stories and sponsor integrations. The format balances actionable insights with entertaining banter, making complex financial concepts approachable for a broad audience of money-minded listeners who enjoy pop culture and entrepreneurship storie... more
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Recent guests on Financial Tea include:
1. Allie K. Miller
2. Stef Cove
3. Josh Peck
4. Rachel Lang
5. James Stephenson
6. Nicola Stephenson
7. Ed Elson
8. Hannah Bronfman
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