
There’s power, especially for young women, in talking about money: how much we make, how much we spend—and how money impacts our identities and our relationships. She Makes Money Moves, a podcast from Glamour and Condé Nast Entertainment, is your invitation to join the conversation. Hosted by Glamour editor-in-chief Samantha Barry, She Makes Money Moves shares intimate, unscripted stories from wom... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Ever since 2019, I was so annoyed of myself not knowing about my financials. Because of this, I made a choice that I would start and came across this podcast. This podcast really gave me a great jumpstart to this journey and really gave great insight on what it means to be a woman who took charge on her finances, with realistic situations I’m familiar with or not, and gave me different perspectives I carry with myself till this day! Although I was disappointed that they stopped, bc I kept wantin... more
Season 1 was great, I was looking forward to a similar-structured second season but it seems to be a random topic every episode- there’s no commentary on how the listener can apply the discussion to enhance their finances.
As others have said, the first season featured excellent advice for managing different aspects of your finances (investments, salary, buying property, etc.). It featured practical suggestions, and they were good about considering different financial situations.
This new season, I have no idea what happened. It’s just silly, vapid interviews with random people no one cares about, taking about their jobs. It’s awful. I hate when podcasts do this with no warning. Change their format and shove ... more
There is nothing worse then listening to a financial advice podcast and the average person can’t understand what is said. This show is on everyone’s level and you can really take a ton away.
Have stayed subscribed in the hopes the season 1 host would return. No such luck. Bye-bye.
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A show that centers women and money, blending intimate money stories with expert guidance. Episodes frequently tackle mindset shifts around earnings, budgeting, wealth-building, and the social dynamics of money in relationships, careers, and personal identity. Notable strengths include a candid, narrative-driven approach with diverse guest voices—from finance-adjacent perspectives to cultural and health angles—that collectively broaden what it means to manage money as a woman today. The format often mixes personal anecdotes with practical tips, making it accessible for listeners at various stages of their financial journey. Potential sponsors may find value in audiences looking for empowerment, financial literacy, and lifestyle-aligned topi... more
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Recent guests on She Makes Money Moves include:
1. Stephanie Germino
2. Dr. Lisa Cassileth
3. Ericka Hart
4. Dr. Valerie Steele
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