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Radical Personal Finance

Joshua Sheats
Financial Planning
Financial Independence
Personal Finance
Financial Freedom
Education
Marriage
Real Estate
Roth IRA
Thanksgiving
Retirement Planning
Entrepreneurship
Family
Parenting
Radical Personal Finance Family Camp
Homeschooling
Financial Goals
Tax Planning
Artificial Intelligence
Resilience
Child Development

Joshua J Sheats, MSFS, CFP, CLU, ChFC, CASL, CAP, RHU, REBC is a financial planner who teaches people how to live a rich life now while building a plan for financial freedom in 10 years or less. He mixes creative approaches to lifestyle design, deep-dive financial planning techniques, and hard-core business strategy to equip you with the knowledge and inspiration you need to build financial indepe... more

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Recent Guests

Johann Kurtz
Author and commentator on wealth inheritance and family legacies
Author of "Leaving a Legacy"
Episode: 1125-Leaving a Legacy: Inheritance, Charity, & Thousand-Year Families: Interview with Johann Kurtz
Jeff Levine
CPA, CFP, Chief Planning Officer for Focus Partners, and Professor of Practice and Tax
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Episode: 1103-Changes From The One Big Beautiful Bill and the New Trump Accounts
Joshua J. Sheats
Financial planner with expertise in lifestyle design and financial independence.
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Episode: OUT AND ABOUT: Worldschooling: Beyond the Three Rs (Expat Money 290)
Joshua Sheats
Expert financial planner and the world's leading authority on integrating lifestyle goals and money goals.
Episode: OUT & ABOUT: One Size Doesn't Fit All: Lessons From Homeschooling Five Children (Expat Money 289)
Stephen Harris
Returning attendee involved in philanthropy and education discussions
Not specified
Episode: 1090-Live From Radical Family Camp 2025! (Q&A)
Gregory Treat
Lawyer specializing in dynasty planning, and author.
Episode: 1086-Building a Family That Works Together and Stays Together and Builds Wealth Together: Interview with Gregory Treat
Tim Yarbrough
Entrepreneur and Mentor in Community Investing
Christian Capital Network
Episode: 1082-Invest Without Wall Street and Build Your Community: Interview with Tim Yarbrough
Stanley Schmidt
Author of the Life of Fred series, a comprehensive math curriculum for children
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Episode: 1061-My Favorite Personal Finance School Curriculum Author: Stanley Schmidt, Life of Fred
Gabriel Custodiet
Author and expert on privacy concepts
Episode: 1057-Privacy and Utopia: A History (with Gabriel Custodiet)

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Joshua Sheats
Host of Radical Personal Finance; focuses on personal finance, lifestyle design, and wealth-building for families.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 2.3k ratings
  • Terrible podcast. Spends more time talking dog whistle MAGA stuff than actual financial issues.

    Podcast Addict
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    jkappel1014
    22 days ago
  • False Christianity

    The round table from the camp had to be one of the most prominent examples of paganism and self glorification masquerading as Christianity that I have ever heard. You cannot achieve immortality through the acts of attempting to create family dynasties.

    It was fitting that we also read the reading about the stumbling block today, as this was a prime illustration.

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    4
    Long time Listener 1789
    United States2 months ago
  • Great

    Podcast Addict
    5
    ething
    3 months ago
  • From a guy who plays life safe and has a fear of failure……

    I so admire your sense of adventure and confidence to put yourself out there in the world of the unknown. Glad you are not quitting radical personal finance because guys like me NEED your inspiration and POV. Remember that regret lasts longer than failure ever will. That’s where I live unfortunately. Glad you are brave enough to venture out to follow your dreams. I vicariously live through your stories of your life. Much appreciated brother.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Does my opinion finally count
    United States3 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    Been listening to this podcast over the past 10 years and have really enjoyed it. These recent podcasts released on the topic of the alleged daycare fraud have been a bit puzzling because Joshua is using unproven claims from a journalist without sources to support his existing beliefs related to social welfare programs. While Joshua has valuable insights for how to live a rich and meaningful life, it appears he’s opting into accepting the alleged daycare fraud as truth while nothing has been pro... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    James943
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Critiques often center on perceived religious framing and occasional divergence from pure finance topics.
Listeners appreciate the practical financial insights blended with family and life design.
Many praise the longevity and consistency, especially around homeschooling and parenting topics.
Some reviews highlight strong value in mindset and life design beyond money only.
A segment appreciates candid discussion of entrepreneurship and in-person community events.

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1128-Friday Q&A: Borrowing Money From Family, Housing Down Payment Analysis, Slow Travel with 2-Year-Old, Building a New Society
Q: What should I do about childcare while we are slow traveling with a two-year-old?
Consider bringing an au pair to care for your child during travel, or engage a local nanny after testing their suitability.
1130-Ethical Considerations of Artificial Intelligence: Joshua's Take
Q: How did you arrive at your ethical stance on AI as a Christian?
Joshua discusses the ethical implications of AI and the responsibility to use technology for good, drawing parallels with historical technological advancements and the role of Christians in scientific progress.
1129-Advice For a Young Man on Building Passive Income
Q: Why do you want to start a small business instead of other options, such as starting a large business or getting a job?
The listener expressed the desire to start small due to current constraints but is open to growth in the future.
1129-Advice For a Young Man on Building Passive Income
Q: Do you have any advice or simple steps I can do to start generating passive income or starting a small business from home?
Don't pursue passive income at all. Pursue active income by investing into yourself.
1127-Friday Q&A: Birth Tourism, More Children, AI for High School, Financial Advice Career, Family Business
Q: What kind of practical steps can I take to be a steward of the dynasty I'm currently in?
Focus on building good family relationships and consider how to involve your children in the family business without forcing them into it.

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The show blends practical personal finance with broad life design, often weaving in family dynamics, homeschooling, entrepreneurship, and faith. Episodes frequently mix actionable money strategies with deeper reflections on meaning, discipline, and long-term planning, giving listeners a holistic approach to wealth, family governance, and personal growth. Noteworthy is the host's emphasis on generational wealth, family systems, and intentional living, along with occasional forays into technology, AI ethics, and global perspectives. This combination can appeal to listeners who want financial independence without sacrificing a principled, purpose-driven lifestyle, and to sponsors seeking an audience that values family-centric wealth-building a... more

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2. Jeff Levine
3. Joshua J. Sheats
4. Joshua Sheats
5. Stephen Harris
6. Gregory Treat
7. Tim Yarbrough
8. Stanley Schmidt

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