
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 101 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | InvestingEducationSelf-ImprovementBusiness | |||

In this episode of Money Feels, we break down the thing that makes most people's eyes glaze over: Canadian taxes. And actually make it make sense. Not just the numbers, but the feelings. The confusion, the resentment, the sneaking suspicion that you'... more
In this episode of Money Feels, we explore what AI actually is, and why it doesn't just change what technology can do… it can change how society functions, who holds power, and what the future of human work and life might look like.
Bridget sits dow... more
In this episode of Money Feels, we explore what extreme wealth does to the human brain — and why money doesn’t just change what people can buy… it can change how people see themselves, others, and the world around them.
We unpack the psychology behi... more
In this episode of Money Feels, we explore the emotional, psychological, and financial reality behind shifting relationship dynamics — and why the traditional “trophy wife” model is quietly disappearing.
We unpack new data showing that wealthy men a... more
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Been a long time listener but I agree with some of the other reviews. I LOVE how it’s one of the few money podcasts that takes a real sort of academic take on money and considers many perspective. But I’m starting to wonder if the motive of this podcast has shifted?
Often times one of the hosts are often justifying her money vices in every episode and it’s hard to feel like it’s not coming from a since I have this privilege now I’m taking advantage of it which is not be necessarily a BAD tak... more
Overall this podcast is ok, can be entertaining. Just sometimes I found Alyssa full of herself, constantly needs self confirmation by saying “I’m rich; I’m in a private club; I’m 2/3 way to be a billionaire; considering what neighborhood and what car I drive……”, all in one episode ; while criticizing the billionaires lack of empathy and care for others; herself such a rich person, try to cheat on parking system to just get a coffee and literally thinks she can park anywhere because she drives a ... more
I just started listening to this pod as a CoastFi adult who’s super interested in financial wellness. After listening to 4 episodes, I find the host called Bridget to be insufferable. The other host is quite emotionally evolved and seems to understand nuance and gray area. Bridget is straight up obnoxious- I think she thinks she being funny but it’s just off putting. Taking shots at people going through perimenopause (a legitimately tough and understudied issue that the majority of her liste... more
It is so refreshing to hear two women be so unapologetic in their choices, their feelings, and their finances. They’re not here to teach, they’re here to model what living and building life for yourself can look like. They’re forging their own silver spoons, and we’re lucky they let us watch how they shine.
yes! i’ve been searching for this kind of podcast! more about ethical investing please <3
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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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