
P$y-Fi is the podcast where psychology and finances collide.
Host Olivia Pierce, M.S., LPC, AFC® — a licensed professional counselor, Accredited Financial Counselor® and financial readiness program manager at Redstone Arsenal — explores the mental and emotional patterns behind how we earn, spend, save, give and grieve money. Episodes range from multi-part deep dives on financial intimacy in marria... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

In this episode, host Olivia is joined by Emily Baggett, a Legal Assistance Attorney, to discuss the psychological, legal, and financial impacts of social media "finfluencers" and "lawfluencers." This includes how uncredentialed or inaccurate online ... more
Olivia takes a deeper dive into the gambler’s mindset and the dangerous ‘cognitive conversion’ of real money into gambling money. Olivia reviews the latest National Survey on Gambling Attitudes to identify key risk predictors, including online access... more
Olivia explores both problem gambling and gambling disorder using insights from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. She breaks down the staggering 45% increase in gambling helpline calls, the hidden dangers of youth-targeted "loot boxes," ... more
Olivia describes how “savoring” can boost your financial well-being. By turning our attention to what we already have rather than what we lack, we can decrease anxiety, improve our cognitive functioning, and boost feel-good neurochemicals like seroto... more
This is such a great podcast! I love how it thoughtfully connects your mindset and your money in a way that feels encouraging, practical, and easy to understand. It offers helpful information for building financial success and stability. Informative, uplifting, and well worth listening to!
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P$y-Fi | Psychological Finance blends psychology and money to explore how beliefs, emotions, and behavior shape financial outcomes. Episodes span multi-part primers on financial intimacy, debt, and money's emotional toll, to expert interviews with attorneys, clinicians, and regulators who illuminate estate planning, safety planning, and financial governance. The show often centers on meaningful, grounded guidance for federal employees and military families, emphasizing practical strategies over quick fixes. Its unique angle is connecting mental health concepts to everyday money decisions, offering compassionate, non-judgmental tools for changing money narratives and improving financial well-being.
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Recent guests on P$yFi | Psychological Finance include:
1. Emily Baggett
2. Dr. Richard Davidson
3. Tom Manganello
4. Breanna Burgess
5. Tim Rolfe
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