Episodes

Numbers tell the story of your business. Ignoring your books is costing you profits, peace of mind, and even your paycheck.

The unglamorous side of money is what actually keeps you rich — here’s how to master it.

Why September is the real financial new year—and how to choose one powerful money goal that sets you up for long-term success.

The habits that actually keep you out of money stress — and why boring works

Turning milestone mistakes and breakthroughs into the money truths you can use today.

The next three months—Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the holidays—are basically a budgeting minefield. Even if you’ve been disciplined all year, this season can throw your money game completely off. In Part 3 of our Back-to-School, Back-to-Budget series, I’m giving you a clear strategy to holiday-proof your wallet and make sure your spending reflects your priorities—not panic. We’re talking sinking funds for things you know are coming—gifts, school events, sports travel—and how to build a 3-mont...

How to Transform Your Relationship with Money and Call In Abundance Without the Hustle

Money Memories, Social Spending, and the “Return on Joy” Method

Real Cash Flow. Real Savings. Real Calm.

Why Earning More Doesn’t Always Feel Like Winning with Money

The New Rules of Personal Branding for Women Who Refuse to Stay Stagnant

A Simple Plan to Reset Your Budget After Summer

Stop Trading Time for Money — Here’s How.

Why waiting to make the “right” financial decision could be the most expensive move of all—and how to trust yourself instead.

Are you mean to your money? If money were a person, would it actually want to hang out with you—or would it be ghosting your calls? In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, Shari Rash takes you on a deep dive into the surprising ways we mistreat our money without even realizing it—and how to turn things around. From ignoring bank statements to impulse spending to never asking for the money you’re owed, these everyday habits can add up to what Shari calls financial neglect and abuse. But h...

What do Ponzi schemes, emotional spending, and IKEA shopping trips have in common? More than you think. In this Talkin’ Money Unfiltered conversation, I sit down with financial therapist Rachel Duncan to explore the wild history of Charles Ponzi, why scams like Bernie Madoff’s still happen today, and how “easy money” myths lure even the savviest investors. We also get personal about the emotional side of money—FOMO spending, consumerism as a hobby, and why it feels so intimate (and brave) ...

What if success wasn’t about doing more—but about thinking differently? In this episode, performance expert Alex Feinberg shares his unconventional but wildly effective approach to rewiring your brain, optimizing your energy, and achieving real success—without the burnout. Drawing from his experiences as a pro athlete, hedge fund analyst, and executive coach, Alex breaks down how to build daily wins that reinforce your belief in yourself, why perfectionism keeps you poor, and how to train ...

On this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, I sit down with Riana Malia—Speaker, Author, and Reinvention Strategist—who helps high-achieving women stop recycling old patterns and start creating extraordinary results in life, love, and money. Riana shares how subconscious cycles quietly hold us back, why most goal-setting strategies fail, and what it really takes to move from “goal setter” to “goal getter.” We dive into her signature Clear to Create™ Method and Quantum Pattern Protocol™, which...

If part one revealed how obligations are draining your life, part two is your roadmap out. In this follow-up, we move from awareness to action with a practical, four-step framework designed to help you reclaim your time, energy, and money without guilt. From learning how to audit your calendar to mastering the graceful no, this episode is about building a life full of intentional yeses instead of draining shoulds. You’ll walk away with: A step-by-step framework for breaking free from the obl...

Are you living your life on other people’s terms? In this episode, we unpack the obligation trap — the endless cycle of weddings, work happy hours, family gatherings, and social “shoulds” that drain your money, your energy, and your joy. You’ll hear why so many of us say yes when we want to say no, what it’s actually costing us financially and emotionally, and how obligation-driven living keeps us disconnected from what really matters. You’ll walk away with: A clear understanding of how obli...

What if financial success wasn't the finish line—but the launching pad? In this powerful episode, Shari sits down with Brandon Broadwater, founder of Zallevo and creator of the Master Your Power Within framework, to unpack what it really means to live a purpose-driven life of prosperity. From breaking free of the middle-class mindset to building sustainable wealth that aligns with your deeper purpose, Brandon shares how to go from survival mode to a life of contribution, energy, and clarity. Y...

In this first Talkin’ Money Unfiltered episode, Scarlett Stanhope (aka The Biz Hippie) joins me for a no-script, no-rules conversation about a question we should all be asking: is your money stress really about your circumstances… or is it about your mindset? We dig into the difference between what you can control and what you can’t, why reframing sacrifice as choice changes everything, and how to stop feeling like a victim of your bills, grocery prices, or rent. Along the way, we share real-li...

Every generation loves to complain about the next one—lazy, entitled, wasting money on gadgets and brunch. But here’s the truth: young adults today aren’t just making different choices—they’re playing a completely different financial game. In 1970, over half of 30-year-olds in America were married and owned a home. Today? Less than 15%. And it’s not because everyone suddenly decided marriage and mortgages were overrated. It’s the fallout from decades of policy decisions, wage stagnation, and sk...

We often applaud people who save aggressively, track every penny, and avoid debt at all costs. But what if those habits are actually symptoms of something deeper—something that’s quietly holding them back? In this third episode of our Money Dysmorphia series, I’m joined by Ashley Franklin, Vice President of Branch Operations at SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, who breaks down the hidden emotional roots of financial behaviors that look healthy on the outside but may be quietly sabotaging our w...