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The Broke Generation

Emma Edwards
Personal Finance
Self-Improvement
Goal Setting
Personal Development
Money Management
Mental Health
Financial Wellness
Emotional Spending
Travel
Financial Literacy
Priorities
Social Life
2024 Goals
Superannuation
Sewing
Wardrobe Management
Fitness
Financial Well-Being
Resolutions
Kira Mathews

Feel good finance podcast, packed with frank and honest money conversations, and practical tips to help you be better with money.

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Latest Episodes

Welcome back to another Monthly Wrap episode thanks to my friends at PocketSmith.

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• The monthly mood: what was the vibe of my finances last month?

• An overview of the month in life, money and business

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I'm back with a new instalment of my 'thank yourself in 10 years' series, so get your hot little butt out for a walk and listen to the next batch of stuff you can do to make life easier for yourself in a decade's time.

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n this 3-part mini series I'm joined by vet and founder of VetChat, Claire Jenkins, to talk about the cost of pet ownership and how we can manage the cost of pet care amidst the cost of living crisis. These episodes feature insights from our pet owne... more

In this 3-part mini series I'm joined by vet and founder of VetChat, Claire Jenkins, to talk about the cost of pet ownership and how we can manage the cost of pet care amidst the cost of living crisis. These episodes feature insights from our pet own... more

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Recent Guests

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Veterinarian and founder of VetChat, offering telehealth consultations for pets.
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Jess Brady
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Chloe Adams
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Emily Wallace
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Hosts

Emma
Host of The Broke Generation Podcast; central figure in money psychology conversations and accessibility.
Fev
Co-host known for candid, humorous takes on money and life updates.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 960 ratings
  • Funny and helpful

    As someone who regularly deep-dives money topics, this podcast was the missing piece. Emma focuses on behaviour, not just numbers, all while making you laugh along the way. I’m very grateful for the way Emma has helped me set up a money system that works for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    a.locandro
    Australia3 months ago
  • Finally someone talking sense!

    I have been trying to make money work for years (I am 53!) and nothing has… I stumbled on this podcast and Emma is the first person ever I have found to actually make sense of the madness- the right balance of real life tips and strategies but with human behaviour at the core - thank god - just got the audio book and can’t wait to totally emerge myself in this amazing content - thank you Emma, wish I could give you a big hug !!! 🥰🥰🥰😅😅😅

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MrsJustina
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Emma is a COMEDIAN, will make you laugh and SAVE $$

    I have been listening to Emma for 3 years. I listen to her everyday, and even listen to the same episodes over and over again. While she doesn’t class herself as a Comedian, I am truly always uplifted and in stitches. She has been the one voice of reason on the internet for me that doesn’t try to sell me things to earn $$$. I care more about the environment, my wallet and who I am thanks to you Emma. P.S. Never ever give up and I also love the “week in our wallets” ep with Victoria. Can’t wait ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    clareamusgrave
    Australia7 months ago
  • Love!

    Listening from the US and have to say how much I love The Broke Gen podcast- solo eps, comments section ones and interviews, all of it, 10/10!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dear nicole
    United States7 months ago
  • Best finance podcast

    On paper, I’m excellent with money, however I know deep down I have issues with spending (or not spending) and had an impulsive nature around spending on clothes. This podcast and Emma have helped me immensely. I had no idea about the psychology of money and spending before listening, but I really do feel far more empowered and educated after listening. Love it! Highly recommended!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    keds321
    United Kingdom8 months ago

Listeners Say

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The host's behavioral science approach helps money feel manageable rather than scary.
Fans love the mix of personal stories and actionable frameworks; many say it's become their go-to money pod.
Listeners praise the show for its down-to-earth, warm delivery and practical money tips.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#182
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Pet Finances Miniseries: Is pet insurance worth the cost? (and what to do if you don't have it) feat. vet and founder of VetChat Claire Jenkins
Q: What can pet owners do if they currently can't afford pet insurance?
Building a strong relationship with your vet and using telehealth services can help manage pet health costs during financial hardship.
Pet Finances Miniseries: Is pet insurance worth the cost? (and what to do if you don't have it) feat. vet and founder of VetChat Claire Jenkins
Q: What are your thoughts on whether pet insurance is worth it?
Pet insurance is a relatively new product in Australia, with confusion around coverage potentially leading to distrust among owners.
Pet Finances Miniseries: how to build a financial safety net for your pet, with vet Claire Jenkins
Q: Should we be looking at building our emergency fund as our pet gets older?
Yes, if you're able to put more in, that's great.
Pet Finances Miniseries: how to build a financial safety net for your pet, with vet Claire Jenkins
Q: Is having an emergency fund valuable in terms of tackling the financial aspect of pet ownership?
Absolutely, I think you need to have something aside outside of your normal routine costs.
Repaying debt, doubling your salary, and striving for success when the tide is against you, with KJ Kasuka
Q: How do you feel trying to follow through on your drive against such a difficult economic tide?
It's always a challenge, but I have had to focus on my goals and understand that I need to be better and smarter about my financial decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Broke Generation

What is The Broke Generation about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on practical, psychology-informed money guidance with a warm, down-to-earth vibe. Episodes blend personal finance systems, budgeting psychology, and real-life stories to help listeners spend smarter, save intentionally, and align money habits with values. A frequent emphasis on behavioral science, sustainable living, and community-friendly formats (solo updates, reflections, and guest-driven conversations) makes it approachable for people seeking doable financial improvements without guilt or hype. Noteworthy elements include candid personal updates, recurring branding partnerships, and a relatable host persona that leans into humor while staying informative.

Potential listeners who want practical money tips rooted in psyc... more

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2. Claire Jenkins
3. Tash Etschmann
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5. KJ Kasuka
6. Kobe Clarke-Jacobs
7. Jess Brady
8. Chloe Adams

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