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Money Feels is the new alternative to the personal finance community. We're here to drop the shame, guilt, and judgement so you can learn how to heal your relationship with money alongside your internet besties, hosts, and unfiltered experts — Bridget and Alyssa

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We're back, baby! Season 9 and feeling fine! 

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We are living in a time where it feels like we don’t own anything anymore — not our phones, not our entertainment. Everything is a subscription, everything renews automatically, and everything in our lives comes with a monthly fee.

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Real estate is one of the most emotionally loaded topics in personal finance. For many of us, real estate investing has always felt tangled with inequity, bro-dude energy, and a sense that the whole system is rigged. But what happens when someone sho... more

Life moves in seasons. Some that grow you gently, and some that split you wide open. As Bridget steps into her 40s this week, she’s looking back on her 20s and 30s with honesty, humour, grief, and gratitude. Aging is something we all experience, but ... more

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Christine Traynor
Real estate investor, former appraiser, mortgage broker, and business owner focused on women's financial freedom.
Episode: 89: Can Real Estate Investing Be Ethical?
Chantel Chapman
Founder of Trauma of Money and author of the book Trauma of Money.
Trauma of Money
Episode: 81: What is Financial Fawning?
Dr. Shazma Mithani
Emergency doctor in Edmonton and co-host of the Doc Talk podcast
Doc Talk podcast
Episode: 80: What the Privatization of Healthcare Looks Like
Kara Perez
Founder of Bravely Go and author of Money for Change
Bravely Go
Episode: 79: Real Talk on Realistic Sustainability
Jasmine Rashid
Financial advocate, writer, and impact investing professional
Episode: 76: Making Money a Tool for Justice
Preet Banerjee
Canadian personal finance expert and author
Episode: 70: The Value of Financial Advice
Desirae Odjick
Former personal finance influencer and blogger
Half Banked
Episode: 67: Our Bookish Obsessions
Mallory Rowan
Serial entrepreneur and real estate investor who built a million-dollar net worth before turning 30.
Episode: 56: Sober in a Society Obsessed With Drinking
Chelsea Fagan
Founder of The Financial Diet
The Financial Diet
Episode: 53: Childfree by Choice

Hosts

Alyssa
Co-host of Money Feels; focuses on accessible personal finance with empathy and social awareness.
Bridget
Co-host of Money Feels; brings direct, practical perspectives and a focus on social topics within finance.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 865 ratings
  • analysis paralysis

    yes! i’ve been searching for this kind of podcast! more about ethical investing please <3

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    douxsoeur
    Canada2 months ago
  • Elitists who demonstrate selective transparency

    Insufferable. Love to virtue signal, love to share that they are “successful”, hate to share the true details of their financial journey unless they are positive. Not relatable.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Money does matter
    Canada2 months ago
  • Money is feeling right

    The last episode really hit home. Although I am older than Bridget and Alyssa, I have gained a lot of knowledge from listening to their podcast. Plus I have a few books to read in the new year thanks to them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KJanga
    Canada4 months ago
  • Enjoyable Hosts

    I really love listening to these honest conversations about money and the two hosts always make me smile. Both Bridgette and Allyssa share their individual and differing perspectives and are uniquely themselves, which gives their listeners permission to be ourselves too. Great social commentary — it’s always capitalism! — and always leaves me with something to think about. Plus I love the laughter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MemoirMuse
    Canada5 months ago
  • Needs a balanced conversation

    I found episode 42 very one-sided when two hosts agree on everything. It becomes an echo chamber rather than a real discussion for a fair. Look at life insurance invite a knowledgeable expert like Doug Andrew, who understands how properly funded universal life or whole life policies work listeners deserve, balanced information, not bias or misinformation about products. They clearly didn’t fully research.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    tgfunk
    Canada5 months ago

Listeners Say

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Candid about money psychology and empowerment.
Lively banter balanced with useful money advice.
Relatable Canadian perspective that avoids guilt.
Thoughtful takes that feel practical and honest.
Engaging and motivating for money literacy growth.

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#34
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Apple Podcasts
#91
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85: The Morality and Performance of Consumption
Q: Can we actually consume without performing morality?
No, we can't escape the moral implications of consumption in a capitalist culture.
81: What is Financial Fawning?
Q: How can people practice saying no to financial asks without carrying guilt or shame?
A good starting point is to understand that saying no is taking care of yourself and does not intend to hurt anyone else. It's essential to frame it positively, acknowledging that you aren't obligated to deplete yourself for others' needs.
49: Going Back to School In Your 30s
Q: Is it too late for me to go back to school?
No, there are decades ahead to enjoy whatever path you choose.
55: Divorce, Prenups, and Your Money
Q: Is a prenup one of the only ways you can protect yourself financially in the case of divorce?
Yes, the prenup is the way to change the property division unless you have a prenup that sets this out.
55: Divorce, Prenups, and Your Money
Q: What advice would you give someone who is contemplating either divorce or a prenup?
If you're thinking about a prenup or if you're thinking about getting married, just go talk to a lawyer about it.

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Money-focused discussions that mix approachable personal finance with social and political angles, hosted by two Canadian women who bring contrasting personalities to topics like budgeting, consumption, and economic policy. Episodes frequently explore emotional aspects of money, gender dynamics, and ethical questions around wealth, with a preference for practical takeaways and a progressive lens. Notable for candid, sometimes fiery exchanges between hosts, a emphasis on real-world applicability, and a willingness to tackle systemic issues alongside everyday money management.

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2. Chantel Chapman
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5. Jasmine Rashid
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