Finance bros are out, #RichGirls are in. Join Money with Katie and her guests for conversations about where the economic, cultural, and political meet the practical personal finance education that everyone needs. Listen weekly on Wednesdays.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 271 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessInvestingHow ToEducation |
In this Rich Girl Roundup review: We’re discussing a uniquely challenging crop of feedback, critiques, and questions about…
• the episode that generated some rousing back-and-forth about American exceptionalism
• the conversation that prompted ... more
Can you pay people to have kids? On one hand, countries that have beefed up social safety nets and pay people to procreate often see short-term success. But long-term results have been remarkably consistent worldwide: It’s very hard to pay people to ... more
Given private equity’s reach (1 in 25 work for a business owned by a PE firm), the industry has the power to shape work culture at scale, for better or for worse. And ironically, that’s exactly why Pete Stavros, co-head of global private equity for K... more
Two of our most popular guests—economist Kathryn Edwards (aka Keds) and writer Grace Blakeley—return today for a timely conversation about tariffs, trade wars, and damaged trust. See how they weighed in on the big-picture ideas I couldn’t stop thinki... more
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Complex, thought provoking info packaged in easy to understand conversations. Just when I think I’ve heard it all, another episode is released and my mind is blown again. Thx for the great pod.
Just listened to the new episode and oh my god, it’s so good. I have never purposefully reviewed a podcast, but I had to leave one and say this conversation was so well done and informative and makes me feel more optimistic about our future than I have in a while. Thank you so much for your work. Love, a 30 something, tired, married, working economist Mom.
At least offer an opposing viewpoint.
This has been one of my favorite podcasts for about a year now. I really enjoy Katie’s analyses and deep dives into some challenging money topics. However, I really disliked the move to get rid of the rich girl roundup on Mondays. I find that the episodes now are just audio essays and no longer meant to educate people on tackling their personal finance. I love the show but I’ve found myself less interested in tuning in every week since the change.
It’s a great pod except for the weight loss drug eps. Katie has a clear bias (she recently said on her other pod that she thinks GLP-1s are just a money grab). She could have had ONE of the MILLIONS these drugs have helped on instead of the one person who they didn’t work for.
She’s usually well-researched but this was not it. Like yes, obviously, the Big Pharma of it all is atrocious. The compounding is concerning. But the shortage is long over, the drugs have been extensively studied, and mi... more
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This podcast provides insightful explorations into how economics intertwine with cultural and political narratives, all while focusing on personal finance education. Episodes often feature a variety of guests, including economists, financial educators, and advocates, discussing critical issues like wealth inequality, consumer culture, and the socio-economic implications of financial decisions. Content ranges from analysis of systemic barriers in the economic landscape to personal stories that highlight the human experience behind financial statistics. Unique perspectives on topics such as diet culture, childcare costs, and housing disparities make it particularly resonant for listeners seeking depth in financial understanding and societal i... more
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4. Véronique Hyland
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6. Matt Bruenig
7. Donald Cohen
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