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Getting Rich Together

Syama Bunten
Financial Literacy
Entrepreneurship
Women Empowerment
Financial Independence
Wealth Building
Venture Capital
Real Estate
Investing
Investment Strategies
Women's Empowerment
Angel Investing
Philanthropy
Women In Business
Impact Investing
Investment
Women and Wealth
Wealth Catalyst
Women In Finance
Personal Finance
Women & Wealth Catalyst Summit

How do women get rich? Getting Rich Together brings you the money conversations most people never get to hear. I'm Syama Bunten, founder of Wealth Catalyst, wealth strategist, and private investor. After my divorce, I wrote to fifty women asking to talk about money. Ninety-five percent said no. The women who said yes changed how I thought about wealth, power, and what was possible. Their openness ... more

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Most women wait until they feel qualified to invest. Sydney Thomas told her coworkers she was going to be a VC before she knew the first thing about it. On Getting Rich Together, host Syama Bunten talks with Sydney, founder and general partner of Sym... more

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Most venture capital was never built with women in mind. Naseem Sayani got tired of waiting for the system to change, so she decided to help change where the money goes.

In this conversation with host Syama Bunten on Getting Rich Together, Naseem s... more

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You can have the will, the trust, and the estate plan and still not know what to do first when your spouse dies. Samina Bari learned that in 2023, when her husband died suddenly in an accident. Her financial advisor sent her a PDF checklist. She ende... more

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Every 18 years, the same money story repeats. First comes a speculative gold rush, then a reckoning. Astrologer Ophira Edut traced that pattern from Jamestown to the 2008 crash, and she says we have entered another corrective cycle. If you have ever ... more

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Recent Guests

Sydney Thomas
Founder and general partner of Symphonic Capital and former first hire at Precursor Ventures
Symphonic Capital
Episode: How to Become a Venture Capitalist by Betting on Yourself First, With Sydney Thomas
Naseem Sayani
Venture investor and co-founder of Emmeline Ventures
Emmeline Ventures
Episode: The System Wasn't Built for Us: Naseem Sayani on Moving Capital to Female Founders
Samina Bari
Founder and CEO of Farewell, keynote speaker on life administration, and former biotech M&A executive
Farewell
Episode: What to Do When Your Spouse Dies, The Missing Step in Estate Planning for Women
Ophira Edut
Bestselling author, astrologer, and one half of The AstroTwins
Astrostyle.com
Episode: Financial Astrology and Market Cycle: Money Under the North Node in Aquarius 2026
Leah Solivan
Founder of TaskRabbit; investor and podcaster
Precedent.vc; TaskRabbit
Episode: The TaskRabbit Founder Story, From a $27,000 Pension to an IKEA Acquisition
Emma Malina
Investor, restaurateur, real estate investor, Matcha and Money founder
Wealth Catalyst / Matcha and Money
Episode: From Nightclub DJ to Angel Investor: One Woman's Path to Financial Independence
Amy Dornbusch
Founder of AtlasDaughters; philanthropic leader and investor
AtlasDaughters
Episode: Teaching Kids About Philanthropy, How Family Giving Circles Turn Kids Into Participants Not Spectators
Corinne Goble
CEO of the Association of Women's Business Centers
Association of Women's Business Centers
Episode: Women's Business Center Resources, Corinne Goble on What Support Founders May Miss
Cheryl Kellond
CEO of Play Money, serial founder, angel investor
Play Money
Episode: How to Start Angel Investing, Cheryl Kellond on Her First $1,500 Check

Host

Syama Bunten
Founder of Wealth Catalyst, wealth strategist and private investor

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 2.3k ratings
  • I've become a fast fan of your podcast!

    Podchaser
    5
    Kris Ward
    4 months ago
  • Cultivating Richness Together

    Syama is a master interviewer and convener of conversations. The guests are wonderful and varied but there’s always some nugget that connects us and makes it relatable and deeply human. Absolutely one of my favorite go-to podcasts that I share with all my friends with teenage daughters - so much inspiration for the next generation of powerhouse women!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MamaRazz212
    United States8 months ago
  • Exceptional Host, Inspiring Content

    Syama goes deep to get real with these inspiring - powerful - women. Every episode gives me faith in my own journey.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    raptorgirl15
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love it!

    Beautiful and candid conversations about women and wealth. We need more spaces like this and Syama is such a talented interviewer!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Wendy L W
    United Statesa year ago
  • Head and heart

    Syama truly leads with head and heart alignment. She’s breaking down the barriers that have kept women from talking openly about money and her approach shows that investing in women isn’t just compassionate - it’s smart business.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MaddyTomse
    United Statesa year ago

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Several reviewers say the discussions prompt them to rethink their finances and take a more active role in investing.
Listeners praise Syama's interviewing style for drawing out candid, relatable stories from guests.
Listeners value the accessible explanations of investing, financial literacy and wealth-building.
Reviews describe the conversations as inspiring and empowering, particularly for women navigating financial decisions.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How to Become a Venture Capitalist by Betting on Yourself First, With Sydney Thomas
Q: How did you sort of create the runway for yourself, or start to sort of organize emotionally and intellectually that transition?
Thomas left before she had every answer and trusted that supporters would emerge as she built her firm. A year-long venture partner opportunity at The House Fund helped provide work while she developed Symphonic Capital, and returning to San Diego and gathering a supportive community helped her feel safe enough to take risks.
How to Become a Venture Capitalist by Betting on Yourself First, With Sydney Thomas
Q: What were some of the experiences that helped shape your own personal investing thesis, and then also sort of thinking about it from the perspective of a fund manager and what that would look like for you to be the GP?
Thomas began building a shadow portfolio and podcast, interviewing founders she might have backed and testing her interest in digital health and fintech companies serving overlooked communities. The process helped her refine her thesis and learn from investments that failed without risking her own capital.
Financial Astrology and Market Cycle: Money Under the North Node in Aquarius 2026
Q: How do you think a good right-sizing could be looked at?
Edut says Aquarius emphasizes community and technology, and advises against expecting overnight results. She encourages listeners to consider investments that improve people's lives, examine their emotional relationship with money, and treat wealth as a tool that can be shared.
Financial Astrology and Market Cycle: Money Under the North Node in Aquarius 2026
Q: What the hell have you learned about this? And like, how the hell do we all take advantage of what's going on?
Edut describes researching repeating astrological cycles, especially the North Node's roughly 18-year return to Aquarius, and relates past market corrections to the present period. She says the cycle is not a prediction that everything will crash, but advises understanding the broader conditions, considering community-benefiting investments, and making choices in line with personal values.
What to Do When Your Spouse Dies, The Missing Step in Estate Planning for Women
Q: Can you share a little bit more about what on earth you are building and how you are able to support us in this moment that, to be frank, no one wants to admit will happen?
Bari describes Farewell as an empathetic AI-powered system that organizes practical tasks after major life events, including loss. It personalizes what to do and when, offers concierge guidance and communication templates, and helps families coordinate responsibilities.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Getting Rich Together

What is Getting Rich Together about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Weekly interviews hosted by wealth strategist and investor Syama Bunten, focused on how women earn, invest, build businesses and make financial decisions. Guests include founders, venture and angel investors, executives, creatives and leaders in philanthropy. They share the choices behind their financial outcomes, from raising capital and investing in private markets to planning for retirement, estate administration and generational wealth.

The conversations pair practical money lessons with personal stories about ambition, family, career changes, setbacks and the beliefs that shape financial choices. A distinctive emphasis is the connection between wealth and wider opportunity: many guests discuss directing capital toward women and underr... more

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2. Naseem Sayani
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4. Ophira Edut
5. Leah Solivan
6. Emma Malina
7. Amy Dornbusch
8. Corinne Goble

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