
Uncover the financial truth behind every part of life. Join host Chelsea Fagan, CEO of The Financial Diet, for a weekly deep-dive with experts to get a real-life look at earning, spending, and losing money. We’re holding a mic to the money talk we whisper about. New episodes drop every Monday.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 6 years ago | 
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So needed; looking forward to more☺️
Deidra Bragg
As someone who grew up with a Dad who loves Rich Dad, Poor Dad, it’s nice to hear a different perspective. Seems some people label the conversation as “victim mentality” when it’s really just a progressive/moderate stance. Some of us appreciate that lens.
Enough said.
I was interested because the title was catchy but there’s too much political accusation thrown into a show about personal finance. The women on this show worship money and find it as a salvation to their underlying issues. There are better financial shows out there that teach you to leave an abundant life and use money as a tool rather than treat it as a god.
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Exploring the complexities of personal finance, this show engages listeners through candid discussions on various relevant financial topics, often accompanied by expert insights. Episodes cover a broad range of themes, including financial independence, relationship dynamics influenced by money, and the societal expectations placed on individuals regarding wealth. Unique aspects include the exploration of common financial misconceptions through listener queries and dialogues that often juxtapose personal experiences with broader economic narratives. The approachable commentary often balances humor with serious discussions, making financial topics accessible and relatable to a diverse audience.
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