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Raising Financially Fit Families with Joline Godfrey

Joline Godfrey
Financial Literacy
Philanthropy
Collecting
The Great Canadian Piggybank
FISH Assets
Lead Dads
Wealth
Cambodian Children's Fund
Women With Capital
Enterprising Families
East Van Seeds
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Family
Genius At Scale
Bounce 10
American Flags
Humanity
Family Dynamics
Uncles

In this podcast, we help parents and grandparents meet the challenge of preparing children for the future. We do this by offering an expanded idea of wealth, embracing the family’s intellectual, social, and human capital as well as their financial capital, or FISH assets as we think of them. Join us to explore financial education as Joline and her guests introduce ideas and strategies to empower, ... more

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What if the biggest risk to your family’s wealth isn’t the money, but the silence around it? The conversations that never happen, the assumptions that go unspoken, the lessons we hope our kids just “pick up” along the way.

In this episode, Joline G... more

What if the “random stuff” your kids collect is actually shaping who they become?

In this episode, Joline Godfrey and Kit Hinrichs, founder and Creative Director at Studio Hinrichs, discuss the unexpected power of collecting as a tool for raising c... more

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Families today face a rapidly changing future, where raising resilient and thoughtful children matters more than ever.

How can parents prepare kids for a future filled with uncertainty and opportunity? And what role does financial education play in... more

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Money lessons often start later than they should, yet children are absorbing messages about wealth, work, and values long before adulthood.

How can families and schools work together to help kids think critically about money, opportunity, and respo... more

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Parents often wrestle with one universal question: “Will my kids be okay?”

This episode uncovers how that loving concern connects deeply with emotions, family values, and the power of community.

In this episode, Joline Godfrey speaks with Christi... more

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Collecting is more than a hobby.

It’s a bridge between generations, a tool for financial learning, and a way to preserve family stories.

In this episode, Joline Godfrey welcomes Douglas Dreier, founder of The Collection Connection, to discuss ho... more

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What happens when families lead with curiosity instead of control?

In this episode, Joline Godfrey is joined by Josh Gentine, founder of Bench Consulting and member of the Sargento Foods family, for a deeply personal and practical conversation.

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What if the most powerful mentor in a child’s life isn’t a parent, but an uncle?

In this episode of Raising Financially Fit Families, Joline Godfrey sits down with Connor Crown, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Expanse, and uncle to 10, to explor... more

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Recent Guests

Kit Hinrichs
Designer and collector of American flags
Studio Hinrichs
Episode: Collecting More Than Objects: How Kids Build Identity with Kit Hinrichs (Ep. 19)
Jason Wild
Author, advisor to Bounce 10
Bounce 10 / Genius at Scale
Episode: Innovation, Parenting, and the Future of Financially Fit Families with Jason Wild (Ep. 18)
Earl Walton
Director of the Ross Reader Institute at Shorecrest Preparatory School
Shorecrest Preparatory School
Episode: Teaching Kids Money, Values, and Opportunity with Earl Walton (Ep. 17)
Christi Rae
Creator of The Great Canadian Piggybank
The Great Canadian Piggybank
Episode: Building Financial Confidence and Community with Christi Rae (Ep. 16)
Doug Dreier
Collector, museum consultant, education advocate
Private collection curator; Smithsonian-associated
Episode: Collecting as a Vehicle for Engaging Kids in Building Financial Engagement with Douglas Dreier (Ep. 15)
Josh Gentine
Advisor focusing on enterprising families and wealth transfer
Bench Consulting
Episode: Growing up in a Family Business with Joshua Gentine (Ep. 14)
Connor Crown
Founder/CEO of Expanse; advisor on family office gamuts and generational stewardship
Expanse
Episode: The Power of Uncles: Mentorship, Mischief & Meaning with Connor Crown (Ep. 12)
Barbara Pierce
Founder of Women with Capital, a peer learning community
Women with Capital
Episode: Women, Money and Identity with Barbara Pierce (Ep. 13)
Lisa Parker
Philanthropy professional and family philanthropy educator
Episode: Compassion in Action: Raising Philanthropic Kids with Lisa Parker (Ep. 11)

Hosts

Joline Godfrey
Host of Raising Financially Fit Families
RJ Malek
Podcast Producer

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Centering Humanity in Family Philanthropy with Sarah Hopper (Ep. 9)
Q: What has Sound Philanthropy evolved into and how has that shaped your work?
Sarah explains that the core purpose remains guiding families on their philanthropic and learning journeys, but the operation has grown from a solo practice to a team-based company, enabling broader expertise and services while maintaining a human-centered approach.
Growing up in a Family Business with Joshua Gentine (Ep. 14)
Q: What role does governance play in family enterprises as they grow?
Governance provides clarity on decision rights and prevents frustration from hidden processes; it should be balanced with open dialogue and guardrails to include next-gen voices without sacrificing decision-making efficiency.
Growing up in a Family Business with Joshua Gentine (Ep. 14)
Q: How do you balance individual autonomy with family cohesion in wealth-rich families?
By treating the individual as a root of the family tree, conducting deep-dive personality work, and using family meetings with transparent governance to align on shared values while allowing personal growth.
Redefining Fatherhood: Lead Dads and Modern Family Dynamics with Paul Sullivan (Ep. 10)
Q: So let's get started. Why don't you introduce your guest and tell us what you're going to be talking about on this podcast.
Paul Sullivan, a long-time writer and author, discusses his work with The Company of Dads, his books, and the concept of lead dads as a new, proactive approach to parenting and family leadership.
Collecting as a Vehicle for Engaging Kids in Building Financial Engagement with Douglas Dreier (Ep. 15)
Q: What sparked the focus on collecting as a vehicle for financial fluency?
The host describes personal experiences with collecting and how stories behind items create meaning, offering a practical way to teach kids about value, memory, and responsible ownership.

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What is Raising Financially Fit Families about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on redefining wealth to include intellectual, social, and human capital alongside money, with a strong emphasis on financial literacy for families and multi-generational wealth planning. Episodes frequently explore how parents and grandparents can translate complex financial concepts into practical lessons, governance and mentorship within families, and strategies to engage kids in money, giving, and leadership. A distinctive angle is treating wealth as a holistic asset—often called FISH assets (Financial, Intellectual, Social, Human)—and highlighting real-world examples from education, philanthropy, family offices, and intergenerational dynamics. The lineup often features practitioners, authors, and educators who bring ha... more

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7. Connor Crown
8. Barbara Pierce

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