Episodes

Discover the allure and consequences of revenge spending, a phenomenon many have succumbed to this year (including me).

In this episode, you’ll learn all about cooking at home on a budget! Newsflash: inflation is finally cooling down in almost every shopping category, except for food costs. But don't worry! We've got the perfect solution for you. The incredible Frankie Celenza, an Emmy-winning Chef and host of Tastemade's Struggle Meals is joining us today. Frankie is here to show us how to create healthy, delicious, and affordable meals that won't break the bank. Did you know we waste 30% of the food we bring ho...

In this episode, we're going to tackle a topic that many people have questions about health savings accounts or HSAs. I'll explain what they are, what expenses they cover, and why they are an important tool for financial planning. So, if you've ever wondered about health savings accounts and how they can benefit you, this episode is a must-listen. Join me as I share my expertise and shed light on the importance of understanding and utilizing HSAs for your financial well-being. LINKS Hsastore....

In this episode, we're diving into the financial challenges that transgender individuals face on their journey to becoming their authentic selves

In this episode, we're joined by the amazing Sarah Gottesdiener, Moonbeaming's host and Moon Studio's owner. Together, we dive into juicy topics that often get swept under the rug when it comes to money, like shame, self-sabotage, and even our ancestral connections. But fear not! We're not just here to talk about the problems – we're here to empower you with practical tools and strategies to make positive changes. TIME STAMPS [00:03:23] Embodied shame in money. [00:04:25] Money Shame and Rela...

The Money Apps, Credit Cards, Savings Accounts & Bank Accounts

Dive into an eye-opening episode exploring hidden divorce costs and expert advice on navigating the process.

In this episode, Quinn O'Briant shares her personal story of filing for bankruptcy at 28 and the road to reclaiming joy and rebuilding happiness.

Are these 5 investing taboos keeping you stuck?

Your How-To Guide To Money Strong with Carl Nassib and Liz Davidson

We talk about a lot of heavy and serious topics around money on this show, but that doesn’t mean I don’t also like to have a good time and shake off all the bad money juju. So in this episode, we’re going to do just that. Nathan Macintosh is a comedian based in New York, and he recently released a special called Money Never Wakes: Forty on Finance. I want you to get ready to laugh for the next 40 minutes or so about this thing, we call money and how it plays out in our daily lives. We talk about...

In this Ask Shannah episode, I’m sharing two listener questions and jumping headfirst into sharing my biggest money lessons and things I would do differently if I could do them again.

Have you ever realized the role that scarcity plays in your money decisions?

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the role credit plays in you being able to achieve your money goals with Monique White, head of community at Self.

Ask Shannah: Is a Rewards Credit Card Worth It

We’re talking about the ten money myths that got you here and how to change them with Whitney Anne Ellis.

Your money story holds great power over your relationship with money and understanding your story is vital to you being able to live the life you want to live. Our guest, Christina Blacken knows a little something about money stories herself. She’s a public speaker, performer, and founder of The New Quo, a leadership development and inclusion consultancy helping leaders create inclusive cultural and organizational change through narrative intelligence. In this episode, Christina will guide you t...

The question I get asked the most is, "How much money should I save for retirement." In this solo episode, I'm sharing 4 steps to figuring out how much money you save during your working years for retirement.

What would it look like to negotiate any situation fearlessly?

Have you ever wondered what I am supposed to do and more importantly, not supposed to do at work?

n this solo episode, I’m breaking down how to think about debt, strategies to pay it off, and why being completely debt-free should never be the goal.

If you’ve got student loans and are wondering about the fate of this seemingly forever-talked-about loan forgiveness, Travis Hornsby, founder of Student Loan Planner has all the info that you need to know, and it’s juicy.

Chris Miles, Cash Flow Expert is here to talk about why passive income is one of the best ways to build wealth and how you can build it with any budget.

In this Ask Shannah, I’m answering the burning question, should I take money from my retirement account to buy a house, or is that the worst decision ever