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The Broke Generation

Emma Edwards
Personal Finance
Goal Setting
Self-Improvement
Personal Development
Money Management
Mental Health
Financial Wellness
Emotional Spending
Travel
Financial Literacy
Priorities
Social Life
Wardrobe Management
Sewing
Superannuation
2024 Goals
Fitness
Subconscious Behavior Change
Financial Well-Being
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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Instagram: instagram.com/the.brokegeneration

TikTok: @the.brokegeneration

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Welcome to the final episode in our 3 part style & spending mini series! Today we're finishing off with the aspect of your style that comes entirely from your mindset. From breaking up with your fantasy self, to finding acceptance for who you are and... more

Welcome back to the Master Your Style, Master Your Spending mini series, celebrating our upcoming Melbourne event this May, hosted by me, Emma Edwards, and my cohost and stylist, Maddy Forster. In this episode we're delving into your spending and buy... more

Welcome to the Master Your Style, Master Your Spending mini series, celebrating our upcoming Melbourne event this May, hosted by me, Emma Edwards, and my cohost and stylist, Maddy Forster. In this episode we're starting off in your wardrobe, explorin... more

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Recent Guests

Emma Edwards
Guest on the episode, speaks about personal and professional growth
The Broke Generation
Episode: Reflecting on our year and closing out 2024: The Comments Section with E & V
Kira Matthews
Mindset and manifestation coach for creatives and freelancers.
Episode: The mindset of your future self, with Kira Matthews
Jessie Leong
An expert in personal finance and creator of the Instagram account 'How I Fund This'
Episode: Overcoming money anxiety, with Jessie Leong
Ellie Austin-Williams
Author of Money Talks and personal finance content creator.
Money Talks
Episode: Let's unpack the money stuff from Love is Blind UK, with Ellie Austin-Williams
Jess Bailey
Mortgage broker and advocate for clients facing discrimination in the financial industry
Lending Solved
Episode: How to make extra money without starting a side business: The Comments Section with E & V
Maddy Forster
Personal stylist and founder of Mad About Fashion
Mad About Fashion
Episode: Finding confidence in your personal style, with Maddy Forster
Serina McDuff
Acting CEO of Respect Victoria, dedicated to the prevention of family violence.
Respect Victoria
Episode: Financial red flags in a relationship, with Respect Victoria
Anna Krasina
Author of 'Kids Ain't Cheap' and co-host of the 'Get Rich Slow Club' podcast
Episode: How does having kids impact your money mindset? With Ana Kresina
Kira Mathews
Business coach focused on helping individuals get unstuck and build confidence
Stuck to Unstoppable
Episode: How to use goals to shift your subconscious

Host

Emma Edwards
Host of a feel-good finance podcast that focuses on frank and honest money conversations, highlighting practical tips for better financial management.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 841 ratings
  • Love love love

    Love Emma and her approach to money, this podcast has really helped me

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    q-_ueiwn
    Australia18 days ago
  • What a show

    Love the show, always a fresh perspective. I like to listen on the commute home, keeps me calm through the traffic, and something always rings true. I usually find myself having an ‘Ah ha!’ moment at some point, with one nugget of wisdom sticking with me long after the drive has finished. Really love the anti-consumerism aspect. Keep doing what you’re doing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lawlaw1986
    Australiaa month ago
  • Great pod and tips

    Love the weekly pods, especially the personal money stories! X

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amival22
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Refreshing & relatable

    Emma’s podcast is a breath of fresh air! She’s incredibly down to earth, genuine, and vulnerably shares her real-life experiences, which makes her insights feel so relatable. Her perspective is refreshing and offers meaningful reasoning, even if your experience differs from hers. I love how she focuses on the behaviors and attitudes surrounding money, rather than just the usual finance podcast saying “invest in this, buy property, save 80% of your weekly income” blah blah making you feel guilty ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LexM11
    Australia3 months ago
  • Essential Listening!

    Emma is so down to earth and realistic; I can’t wait until I get her book in the USA!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jules & Elli
    United States4 months ago

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The conversations invite reflection on financial behaviors while fostering a sense of community and support among listeners.

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Style and spending mini series: your wardrobe
Q: What do you do with items that clients are not wearing?
Assess whether the item fits well, if it's liked but not worn, or if it fits into their lifestyle.
Style and spending mini series: your wardrobe
Q: How do you approach auditing someone's wardrobe?
Start by taking everything out of the wardrobe and assessing why items haven't been worn, looking at fit and lifestyle.
On being authors, pitching books, and releasing them into the world: The Comments Section with E&V
Q: Would you do it again?
Initially, I said never, but now I am considering pitching another book if the conditions are right.
On being authors, pitching books, and releasing them into the world: The Comments Section with E&V
Q: How did you get yourself motivated to write?
I was very conscious that I was quite lucky to get my book deal, which motivated me to be diligent and produce quality work.
End of year guided money reflection
Q: What is something you want to achieve in 2024?
Set specific, realistic goals that are grounded in personal circumstances and desires.

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Focused on making finance relatable and digestible, this podcast engages listeners with candid money conversations that aim to challenge societal norms around spending and self-worth. The episodes often explore the psychological aspects of finances, providing listeners with practical advice and actionable strategies to improve their relationship with money. Notably, there is a strong focus on themes such as self-love, personal growth, and the pitfalls of consumerism, making it particularly relevant for those seeking to transform their financial habits in a positive and sustainable manner.

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1. Emma Edwards
2. Kira Matthews
3. Jessie Leong
4. Ellie Austin-Williams
5. Jess Bailey
6. Maddy Forster
7. Serina McDuff
8. Anna Krasina

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