Financial Feminist

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to effortlessly command respect and get what they want, while others struggle to be heard? In this episode, I sat down with Alison Fragale to find out why. Alison — professor of organizational behavior at the University of North Carolina and the author of “Likeable Badass: How Women Get the Success They Deserve”— is breaking down the science behind negotiation, status, and self-promotion. 

If you've ever struggled with finding your voice at work, navigating office politics, or just want to understand how to wield power and influence without compromising your integrity, this episode is for you.

Alison’s Links:

Website: www.alisonfragale.com

Book: Likeable Badass

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If you’d ever wondered what it’s like to attend the Democratic National Convention, then pull up a chair! In this episode, Tori is taking you behind the scenes of the DNC and sharing what it was like to be an “influencer” at the event. Tune in to hear details on everything from the hustle and bustle, to the historical and emotional significance of the convention — exploring everything from the packed schedule to the spontaneous interviews and the ones that required meticulous preparation. She also addresses common misconceptions about the roles of influencers versus traditional journalists, highlighting the critical intersection of politics and financial activism, particularly for women. Whether you’re simply curious about what goes on during the convention, or you want to stay informed and learn ways to get involved, this episode is a must-listen.

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What if your thirties were about impressing yourself instead of others? In this episode, Tori gets real about the shift in priorities that comes with entering a new decade, reflecting on everything from financial independence and self-care to setting boundaries. She encourages listeners to stop apologizing for their choices and start building a life that aligns with their values. Whether you're navigating your twenties or already thinking ahead, this episode is packed with insights that will inspire you to take control of your finances and well-being with confidence and purpose.

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Debt got you down? Get ready to tackle your toughest money worries with the info you’ll learn in this episode. Tune in as Tori sits down with Leslie H. Tayne, Esq.— a leading financial attorney with over two decades of experience in debt relief and credit solutions, to discuss everything from crushing medical bills to navigating the student loan maze. 

This episode is your financial lifeline. Learn how to fight back against creditors, avoid common debt pitfalls, and find the path to financial freedom. Whether you're drowning in debt or just want to be smarter with your money, Leslie's no-nonsense advice will help you reclaim control of your finances.

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Leslie’s Links:

Website: taynelaw.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lesliehtayne/

Book: Life and Debt

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Our homes and hobbies can have a big impact on our mental health and, as a result, on our finances. In this installment of Tori Story, your favorite Plant Mom/Money Expert guides you through her best tips and tricks for keeping your plant babies alive and thriving, and the surprising lessons she has learned about herself along her journey. 

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CW: Brief discussion of suicide and depression.

If you are neurodivergent, and especially if it took you a while to receive a diagnosis, you know what it’s like to feel different. Paige Layle struggled through her childhood and early teens –– feeling frustrated by everything from the feel of her clothing to how to behave socially around her peers. It wasn’t until she was formally diagnosed with Autism in her late teens that she finally understood why her struggles felt so different from those around her. 

In this episode, Paige joins host Tori Dunlap to discuss the nuances and stigma around being an autistic woman, detailing her journey to diagnosis, misconceptions about autism, the unique ways autistic brains function, and the importance of creating neurodiverse-friendly environments. Paige also touches on her transition to entrepreneurship, handling finances, and the impact of her advocacy on others.

Paige’s links: https://linktr.ee/paigelayle

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Money, sports, and women — a powerful combo. In this episode of Financial Feminist, Tori Dunlap chats with Annie Bailey, Chief Operating Officer and Equity Partner, RISE Sports Advisors and former lacrosse star about the changing world of women in sports and finance. They break down how female athletes can score big both on and off the field. From the transformative impact of NIL (name, image, likeness) deals, and the persistent gender disparities in sports compensation, to long-term financial goals — Annie shares pro tips on managing money, building a brand, and securing your future. Whether you're a sports fan, aspiring athlete, or just looking to level up your finances, this episode is a must-listen.

Annie’s links:

Website: https://www.rise-advisors.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rise_advisors/ 

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Tori is joined by CEO of Hello Seven and Best selling author, Rachel Rodgers, to discuss the essential mindset shifts necessary for making million-dollar decisions. Their conversation addresses setting boundaries, understanding the relativity of wealth, embracing your value, and the critical decisions that help pave the way to financial success. They also dive into how to balance remote work, family, and personal finance while stressing the importance of community and effective planning. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or just looking to elevate your financial game, this episode is for you!

Rachel’s links:

https://helloseven.co/

https://rachelrodgers.com/

https://rachelrodgers.com/book/

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People-pleasers unite (but only if you want to…)! In this week’s replay episode, we’re joined by Tara Schuster, author of Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies and Glow in the F*cking Dark –– books exploring how to work through trauma and life’s shitstorms to create a life you’re excited to live. Tara and Tori dive into how to antagonize old belief systems, create new rituals, and learn to prioritize yourself and your needs in both life and your finances.

Tara’s Links:

Books

Instagram

Website

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Dealing with inconsistent income, whether you’re working in a tipped profession, as a contractor, or any other position where your income varies month to month, can make budgeting and planning your financials feel all the more difficult. In this replay episode, we spoke with Barbara Sloan, author of Tipped: The life-changing guide to financial freedom for waitresses, bartenders, strippers, and all other service industry professionals, to talk about managing finances when working with inconsistent income.

Learn more at: www.tippedfinance.com

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In this special crossover episode with Shopify Masters, Tori is sharing the secrets she’s learned about what it takes to make money online organically —  from her journey trying to save $100k at 25 to becoming a New York Times bestselling author and founder of the multi-million dollar business Her First $100K. In this interview she shares tips on scaling a business, creating engaging content and building business from your community. She also emphasizes the importance of values-based spending in your business and offers practical advice on saving, investing, pricing your services, and the significance of financial feminism in creating systemic change. Tune in!

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“They're showing you the version of themselves that they want you to idealize and emulate, but it's not actually real.”

In this episode of Financial Feminist, Tori sits down with Paige Connell — a working mom of four who uses her platforms to raise awareness about the mental load of motherhood and advocate for equitable, supportive relationships. Together, they dive headfirst into the messy, real world of woman and motherhood. 

Tune in for a candid conversation that highlights the stark realities behind the glamorized "trad wife" movement on social media, the high costs of childcare, and maintaining financial security and independence within relationships. Whether you're a wife, a parent, or interested in family dynamics, this episode offers meaningful insight and heartfelt discussion on how to make family life more manageable for all.

Check out Eve Rodsky's episode on Fair Play: https://link.chtbl.com/equitable-home-relationships

Learn more about Paige at www.sheisapaigeturner.com

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In this replay episode, Tori is breaking down everything you need to know about the different accounts you could ever possibly need, and how to use them. From a Roth IRA AND a 401k, to the difference between an HYSA, CD, and Money Market account, and a 529 plan. The sheer amount of numbers and letters to decode in the financial space can leave anyone’s head spinning, but we’re here to help you make sense of it all. 

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Are you tired of outdated, stereotypical, male-centered dating advice? Are you ready to embrace a more powerful approach to finding love? In this episode of the Financial Feminist, Tori sits down with Lily Womble, founder and CEO of Date Brazen and author of 'Thank You, More Please,' to discuss an intersectional approach to navigating the dating world. From breaking traditional dating norms to building self-trust and joy in your love life, this conversation offers invaluable insights for anyone looking to thrive in their relationships. Whether you're single, dating, or in a relationship, Lily's feminist approach to dating is designed to help you create a fulfilling and joyful love life on your own terms.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/170-date-like-a-feminist-with-lily-womble/ 

Lily’s Links:

Lily’s website: https://www.datebrazen.com/

Lily’s book: https://www.datebrazen.com/book

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In the latest episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, Tori engages in a powerful conversation with voting expert Hannah Fried, Executive Director of All Voting is Local. This episode discusses the critical importance of voting, the deceptive barriers that many face when trying to exercise their right to vote, and the often-overlooked significance of local elections. Hannah brings a wealth of experience from her work on major political campaigns and voter protection efforts, shedding light on the current landscape of voter suppression and disinformation. If you're passionate about democracy, voter rights, and the impact of civic engagement, this episode is a must-listen.

Visit allvotingislocal.org to access all of the resources mentioned in this episode, and to make sure you're registered to vote.

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In this special 30th birthday episode, Tori is sharing all the things she wished she knew in her 20s. From a financial perspective like the importance of investing early, and treating every job like a business, to the more personal side — like how hard it is to make and keep friendships. Tune in for valuable insights as Tori shares her hardest and best learned lessons on this side of 30.

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Ready to level up your career and personal brand? Tune into this episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, where Tori sits down with Ashley Stahl, former counterterrorism pro turned entrepreneur, and personal branding expert. 

Ashley shares her incredible journey from working in national security under the Obama administration to becoming a leading expert in personal branding and TEDx coaching. With nearly 9 million views on her TED Talk and a podcast ranked among the top 100 mental health shows in the US, Ashley's insights are not only inspiring but also actionable for anyone looking to make a significant impact in their professional life. Whether you're a business owner, aspiring entrepreneur, or someone eager to enhance your career, this episode is packed with valuable advice and real-world strategies that will help you elevate your game.

Visit ashleystahl.com/TEDx to learn more about how Ashley and her team can help you write and book your TEDx talk.

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Are you tired of hidden airline fees, frustrating delays, and feeling powerless as a passenger? 

Then you won’t want to miss today’s conversation! Join Tori as she sits down with US Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg for an eye-opening discussion on the future of travel. From groundbreaking airline passenger protections and the unveiling of FlightRights.gov to ambitious high-speed rail projects and a vision for safer roads, this episode is packed with insights that will impact your everyday life. Discover how the Department of Transportation is fighting for your rights, enhancing accessibility, and making transportation more equitable and sustainable.

Resources mentioned in this episode: Flightrights.gov

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Have you ever wondered if you’re being paid what you're truly worth?

Well today’s guest is trying to help you uncover just that by removing the secrecy and stigma around sharing salaries. Hannah Williams is the creator of Salary Transparent Street. You might have seen her videos where she asks strangers about their salaries, and in this episode, we're talking all about her work to close wage gaps and make sure everyone is paid fairly.

We'll hear Hannah's story of going from being underpaid to becoming a successful content creator. We'll cover salary transparency, laws aimed at ensuring fair pay, and practical tips for negotiating better salaries. We'll also talk about the challenges of being in the public eye, the importance of emergency funds, and dealing with online criticism. This episode is full of inspiring stories and helpful advice for anyone who cares about financial empowerment. Tune in and learn how you can advocate for your worth in the job market.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/165-am-i-being-underpaid-with-hannah-williams-salary-transparent-street/. 

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We’re back with another Ask Tori episode! If you’ve ever wanted to know what to do with a huge sum of money like an inheritance or the proceeds from the sale of an asset then stay tuned! In this episode Tori tackles questions on what to do with a windfall from selling a property, strategies for managing a sudden influx of cash, and the best financial products for short-term goals. She also addresses more personal financial dilemmas, such as dealing with a partner's pride in financial education and managing inherited IRAs without triggering high taxes. Whether you're navigating a major life change or simply looking to improve your financial literacy, this episode is for you.

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What if the secret to living a longer, healthier, and happier life is simply to connect more with others?

It’s an interesting idea — and one that our guest today happens to be an expert in. In this episode of Financial Feminist, Tori sits down with renowned social health expert, Kasley Killam, MPH to discuss the concept of social health and how it affects our minds, bodies, and overall happiness. 

This conversation covers some surprising facts about loneliness, especially after COVID, and how even small interactions can make a big difference. We'll also talk about the pros and cons of social media when it comes to our connections. You'll learn how some simple changes can have a major impact on your life. Whether you're an introvert or an extrovert, this episode is packed with practical tips to combat loneliness and build stronger relationships.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/163-how-to-connect-in-a-lonely-world-with-kasley-killam/. 

Visit Kasley’s website to connect!

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Is the dream of homeownership feeling more like a distant fantasy? Ready to cut through the chaos of today's wild housing market? Tune in to today’s episode as Tori sits down with Redfin's Chief Economist, Daryl Fairweather, to unlock the secrets of buying smart in 2024.

From the effects of the pandemic on housing prices to the critical role of government policy in addressing affordability, this conversation uncovers it all. Daryl also discusses innovative strategies for first-time buyers, the impact of climate change on homeownership, and the surprising trends in migration that are reshaping cities across the US. Whether you're actively looking to buy a home or just want to stay informed about the market, this episode is packed with valuable information that you won't want to miss.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/162-will-the-housing-market-ever-get-better-with-daryl-fairweather-redfin-chief-economist/. 

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Check out Daryl’s upcoming book:

Hate the Game: Economic Cheat Codes for Life, Love, and Work

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If you’ve ever wanted to know the steps to open and fund an investing account (yes these are two separate actions!), then grab a notebook and tune in! In this episode, Tori breaks down the essential steps to opening an investment account, choosing the right investments, and navigating the complexities of the financial world with confidence. If you’re a newbie investor or haven’t invested yet because you’re unsure where to begin, this episode will equip you with the knowledge and tools to make informed financial decisions and begin confidently growing your wealth.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/161-how-to-open-an-investing-account-and-the-big-mistake-you-might-be-making/. 

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Mentioned in this episode:

Stock Market School Workshop

See our HYSA recommendation

How to Financially Prepare Your Kids for the Future with Andy Hill

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In this captivating episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, Tori Dunlap welcomes the inspiring travel content creator and author, Kacie Rose Burns. Join us as Kacie shares her incredible journey from being a professional performer in New York to becoming an expat living in Florence, Italy. Her story is a testament to the transformative power of solo travel and embracing the unknown. Kacie’s experiences highlight the unique challenges and immense rewards of moving abroad, navigating cultural differences, and finding financial independence. If you've ever dreamed of living overseas or simply want to take back the power in your own life, this episode is a must-listen.

Tori and Kacie delve into the nitty-gritty details of expat life, including the financial preparations needed to make such a significant move, the emotional rollercoaster of homesickness, and the resilience required to handle online hate as a public figure. Kacie also gives us a sneak peek into her new book, "You Deserve Good Gelato," which encourages readers to travel the world, embrace failure, and conquer their fears. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that promises to inspire and motivate you to step out of your comfort zone and explore the world with confidence.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/160-solo-travel-expat-life-and-doing-shit-that-scares-you-with-kacie-rose-burns/. 

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Kacie’s website: Kacie Rose Travel

Kacie’s book: You Deserve Good Gelato

You Deserve Good Gelato Audiobook on Spotify

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This week, we’re bringing you a special crossover episode with Lucie Fink — podcast host, video producer, digital educator, and host of “The Real Stuff with Lucie Fink.” In this insightful conversation, Tori details her journey to becoming a multimillionaire, demystifying the concept of "coast FIRE" and the significance of reaching that initial $100,000 savings goal. Tori generously shares her knowledge on effective investment strategies and highlights the power of financial literacy. This discussion goes beyond building wealth — it's a call to normalize conversations about money, sex, societal norms, and navigating the balance between privacy and openness in our personal lives.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/159-my-salary-sexual-history-and-other-taboo-topics-toris-interview-on-the-real-stuff/

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Tired of the relentless pressure to constantly "better" yourself? In this episode of Financial Feminist, host Tori Dunlap sits down with Master Certified Life Coach Kara Loewentheil to dismantle the toxic narrative of self-hate that's often ingrained in the self-development industry, especially for women. They delve into how societal expectations, particularly for women, fuel a cycle of self-criticism and never-ending striving for external validation.

This conversation will challenge you to rethink your approach to personal growth and goals, offering a fresh perspective on how to achieve success without sacrificing self-love. Kara shares her own transformative journey and provides actionable insights on how to rewire your brain for self-acceptance, create your own validation, and break free from the emotional vending machine trap. Tune in to discover how to fuel your personal development with self-compassion, not self-loathing.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/158-is-people-pleasing-ruining-your-life-with-kara-loewentheil/. 

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Kara’s website

The Feminist Self-Help Society

The Unf*ck Your Brain podcast

"When it comes to setting financial boundaries, you have to figure out what those boundaries are — and you also need to listen to them." Tori Dunlap

Do you ever find yourself saying "yes" to dinners, trips, or events that you can't really afford? Do you feel pressured to invest in your friend's MLM or attend a destination wedding that will break the bank? 

In this episode, we dive deep into the uncomfortable topic of money and relationships. We provide practical tips and scripts on how to navigate tricky situations, from declining extravagant invitations to breaking up with your financial advisor. We'll even tackle the controversial topic of weddings and the insane expectations they often come with. Tune in to learn how to confidently set financial boundaries, protect your friendships, and take control of your financial well-being.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/157-how-to-set-financial-boundaries-for-weddings-family-friends-and-more/. 

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Have you ever felt stuck in a workplace catch-22? You work hard, play by the rules, but somehow never get ahead? This episode of Financial Feminist tackles the frustrating reality many women face in the professional world.

We're joined by June Carbone — author and Chair of Law, Science, and Technology at the University of Minnesota Law School. Her upcoming book "Fair Shake," written alongside 2 co-authors, explains plain and simple how the American economy is rigged to hold women back. In this insightful discussion, June introduces and explains the “triple-bind” — a concept that describes the limitations and unfair choices women confront in the workplace, and breaks down the three parts of the bind and how they hold women back. 

Tune into this episode to hear June’s powerful insights on:

• navigating the “triple bind” in the workplace
• strategies for career advancement that don't require compromising your integrity
• the connection between women's economic struggles and societal factors

Whether you're just starting your career or looking to break through a glass ceiling, this episode is packed with insights to help you win the game on your own terms.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/156-how-capitalism-weaponized-feminism-with-june-carbone/. 

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Feeling stuck and unsure how to break free financially?  This episode is your wake-up call. Join host Tori Dunlap for an inspiring conversation with repeat guest, Jannese Torres, award-winning Latina Money Expert and author of the bestselling book "Financially Lit."

Jannese became an accidental entrepreneur after a job loss led her to create a successful Latin food blog, Delish D’Lites. Now, she helps her clients and listeners build successful online businesses that allow them to pursue financial independence and freedom.

In this episode, you'll hear Jannese's powerful insights on:

• Why financial security is the key to unlocking your true potential
• How to ditch the limiting beliefs holding you back
• The art of negotiation & why you deserve to be fairly compensated
• How to reframe your mindset for financial abundance
• The power you have to change your community through financial literacy

Jannese is on a mission to educate marginalized communities on topics like entrepreneurship, investing, and financial independence. She's here to debunk the myth that wealth is reserved for a lucky few and show you exactly how to become "financially lit."  

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/155-overcoming-cultural-and-generational-money-stories-with-jannese-torres/. 

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Jannese’s podcast: Yo Quiero Dinero

Jannese’s book:  Financially Lit! The Modern Latina’s Guide to Level Up Your Dinero & Become Financially Poderosa

“Men are allowed to ask for what they're worth. They're allowed to show up as the fullest version of themselves. They're allowed to take up space. They're allowed to purchase things without the shaming judgmental comments. Men are allowed to pursue wealth in a way that women just aren't.” Tori Dunlap

Have you ever felt guilty about wanting more money? Have you ever felt shame around wanting to charge more or get paid more? This episode of Financial Feminist tackles the deep-seated societal narratives that discourage women from pursuing financial security and independence and exposes the double standard that exists around money and wealth. Men are celebrated for their financial success, while women are expected to be selfless and prioritize the needs of others, often at the expense of their own financial well-being.

This episode is a must-listen for any woman who wants to challenge the status quo and build a life of financial freedom. Join Tori Dunlap as she dismantles the myths around women and money, and equips you with the tools and confidence to take control of your financial future.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/154-why-do-we-hate-when-women-have-money/. 

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Mentioned in this episode:

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Feeling stuck negotiating as a female entrepreneur? Have you ever walked away from a deal or a partnership feeling like you left money on the table? In this episode, we flip the script on negotiation so you can level up your career. Join host Tori Dunlap for an insightful conversation with Jennifer Justice, the mastermind behind The Justice Dept. – a business strategy & business development consultancy and a law firm that works with female entrepreneurs, executives, talent, brands and creatives to build and maximize their revenue and wealth. Prior to The Justice Dept., Jennifer was EVP of Strategic Marketing and Business Development and General Counsel at Roc Nation; she has served as personal entertainment attorney to Jay-Z and Beyonce during her time at Roc Nation.  

Jennifer's a powerhouse consultant who has helped countless female founders launch, grow, and scale their businesses. From crafting strategic partnerships to demystifying negotiation tactics, Jennifer has the tools and experience to help you become a fearless negotiator. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable tips and strategies you won't want to miss.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/153-negotiating-your-worth-with-jennifer-justice/. 

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Jennifer’s website: The Justice Dept.

Jennifer’s career course: Be the Boss of Your Career

Check out Jennifer’s podcast: Takin’ Care of Lady Business

TW: infertility, pregnancy, loss

If you’re joining us today — it's National Infertility Awareness Week. For one in five people, building a family can be a challenging journey. In this episode of Financial Feminist, Tori tackles the deeply personal yet widely experienced topic of infertility, alongside Ali Prato, host of the top-ranked podcast "Infertile AF," co-founder of Fertility Rally and author of the children's book "Work of ART." 

Ali bravely shares her own experience with secondary infertility, IUIs, IVF, and the emotional, physical, and financial burdens it brought. Together they discuss not only the science and stats, but also the real impact infertility has on relationships, mental health, and (of course) wallets. Join us as Ali sheds light on a topic that deserves open discussion. 

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/152-the-cost-of-infertility-with-ali-prato-infertile-af/

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Check out Ali’s podcast: Infertile AF podcast

Get support & join the community: Fertility Rally

Get Ali’s book: Work of Art 

Visit Ali’s website: http://Infertileafgroup.com

We’re back with another “Ask Tori” Financial Feminist episode! Today Tori’s answering voicemail questions from the Financial Feminist community — including questions about leasing or buying a car, balance transfers, and choosing the best credit cards. From navigating through the emotional trauma of spending versus saving, to breaking the cycle of constantly transferring debt, Tori addresses it all with her signature blend of financial wisdom and candid advice — tune in!

Want Tori to answer YOUR question? Submit your questions to Tori via voicemail

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/151-ask-tori-buying-a-car-balance-transfers-and-choosing-the-best-credit-cards/.

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Mentioned in this episode:

Recommended credit cards

Run For Something

Episodes on negotiating:

Negotiate with confidence

Negotiate like a woman

Episodes on emotional spending & financial trauma:

Building Your Money Game Plan 

Identity-Based Personal Finance

In today's fast-paced world where change is the only constant — the ability to pivot is paramount for success. Today’s guest knows all about how and when to pivot. Meet Rebecca Minkoff — iconic luxury fashion designer, trailblazing entrepreneur, co-founder of the Female Founder Collective, mother of three children under 10, and author of the book: “Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success.” 

In this interview, she sat down with Tori for a candid interview about the art of embracing change, seizing opportunities, and overcoming setbacks. Rebecca's candid stories and advice offer listeners a roadmap for embracing change with confidence and resilience. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or someone facing a career crossroads, this episode promises to inspire you to fearlessly pursue your dreams and aspirations, even amongst life's unexpected twists and turns. 

Tune in to discover how to navigate change with grace and determination, and unlock the power of resilience in your personal and professional life.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/150-how-to-fearlessly-pivot-with-rebecca-minkoff/. 

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Get Rebecca’s book: Fearless: The New Rules for Unlocking Creativity, Courage, and Success

Subscribe to Rebecca’s Substack: https://rebeccaminkoff.substack.com/

Female Founder Collective: https://femalefoundercollective.com/

Check out Rebecca’s podcast: Superwomen with Rebecca Minkoff

TW: SA, ED, abuse

The world of professional athletics is often glamorized, but behind the scenes, women athletes face a myriad of challenges and inequalities. In today's episode of the Financial Feminist, host Tori Dunlap sits down with American long-distance runner and two-time Olympian, Kara Goucher to shine a light on the darker side of women's professional athletics. Kara, a trailblazer in her own right, shares her raw and unfiltered experiences navigating the complexities of the sports industry as a female athlete.

From unequal pay and sponsorship opportunities to the stigma surrounding motherhood in sports, Kara delves into the systemic issues that continue to plague women athletes. She reveals the pressures she faced to downplay her role as a mother in order to be taken seriously in her athletic career and reflects on the disparities in media representation between male and female athletes. Additionally, Kara opens up about her decision to leave a major sponsor like Nike to join a smaller woman-owned company, highlighting the financial risks and rewards of prioritizing values over profit.

Join this eye-opening conversation as Kara shares her insights on the importance of speaking out against injustice and advocating for change within the sports industry. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or simply passionate about gender equality, this episode offers valuable perspectives on the challenges and triumphs of women in professional athletics. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the realities faced by female athletes and discover how we can work together to create a more equitable and inclusive future for athletes of all genders."

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/149-the-dark-side-of-womens-professional-athletics-with-olympian-kara-goucher/. 

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In this episode of the podcast, Tori examines the common misconception that parents always know best when it comes to financial advice and life decisions. Drawing from personal experiences and listener anecdotes, Tori challenges the notion that parental guidance is infallible. This candid discussion explores the impact of outdated advice and societal expectations on individuals' financial and personal journeys.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/148-your-parents-arent-always-right/. 

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Leave Financial Feminist a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/financialfeminist

Mentioned in this episode:

Renting vs. Buying: What’s Right for Me?

Job-hopping to Increase Your Income with Cinneah El-Amin

How to Win the Financial Game: Money Coaching with Tiffany Aliche

The US throws away more food than any other country in the world - over 80 billion pounds per year, with each American throwing out an estimated 30% of the food they purchase. This alarming fact is what propelled today’s guest to create a cookbook & community dedicated to showing people how to transform commonly wasted foods into delicious recipes.

Carleigh Bodrug is the CEO and Founder of PlantYou, a New York Times Bestselling cookbook author, and self-taught plant-based chef famous for her simple take on low-waste and vegan recipes. In this episode she and Tori dive into the topic of reducing food waste and saving money on groceries, with Carleigh sharing her expertise on how to make the most out of ingredients, minimize waste, and maximize flavor, all while sticking to a budget. From innovative recipe ideas to practical tips for utilizing kitchen scraps, this conversation offers valuable insights for anyone looking to eat more sustainably and economically.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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"Life, like poker, is a game of strategy and risk. Embracing discomfort and taking calculated risks are essential for growth and success in both."

In this episode of the Financial Feminist, Tori welcomes Jenny Just, one of 23 self-made female billionaires in the USA and co-founder of PEAK6 Investments to explore the intricate parallels between playing poker and navigating life's challenges, particularly for women. Their conversation dives deep into the psychology behind the fear of success, the importance of embracing risk, and how these concepts intersect with financial literacy and entrepreneurship. Tune in to gain valuable insights into overcoming societal conditioning, learning to navigate discomfort, and harnessing the power of risk-taking to propel personal and professional growth. 

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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Today, we’re doing something a little different at Financial Feminist. Tori recently appeared on an episode of the Creator Science podcast to talk about the process of writing her New York Times bestselling book, “Financial Feminist.” From writing the proposal and finding an agent to marketing and selling the book — she breaks it all down in this transparent interview. If you’ve ever considered writing a book and are curious about what the journey looks like, then tune in to this episode.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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Financial Feminist book: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-book

Looking for one-on-one coaching with Tori on getting your book launched? Apply for consulting: https://airtable.com/app5HLSQ8w4ufyrfW/shrGoFWWDtau2wYn6

Have you been wondering how to effectively diversify your investment portfolio? Or whether you should prioritize real estate investments over traditional retirement accounts? In this episode of the Financial Feminist, we’re answering more user submitted questions, but this time we have TWO money experts giving you perspective — host Tori Dunlap and New York Times Bestselling Author, Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche! Together they tackle these questions and more, offering valuable insights into personal finance. From budgeting hacks and saving money on groceries to understanding investment options like Roth IRAs and real estate, they provide practical money advice for listeners at every stage of their financial journey. Tune in as Tori and Tiffany share tips on managing debt, maximizing scholarships, and building a solid foundation for financial wholeness.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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Budgetnista website: http://budgetnista.com

Made Whole Workbook: https://thebudgetnista.com/order-made-whole/

In today’s episode of the Financial Feminist, host Tori Dunlap sits down with Lauren McGoodwin, founder of Career Contessa — a platform dedicated to helping advance women in their careers. Together, they dive into the intricacies of workplace dynamics, salary negotiation strategies, and the pursuit of fulfilling careers. Tune in to gain valuable insights on deciphering company cultures, leveraging AI tools for job searches, and advocating for fair compensation.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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How to Land the Job Free Webinar: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/55/4v7kpbgz

Have you ever wanted to do something — overhaul your health, change your body, start a new career, reach a financial goal — and become utterly overwhelmed just thinking about all the things you’d have to do to achieve it? You’re not the only one. For many of us, it’s not the fear of failure that is holding us back in life, it’s the “go big or go home” mindset that stops us from progressing. The attitude that it has to be all or nothing.

In this episode, Tori unpacks the harmful effects of this mindset and offers practical strategies for overcoming it.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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Stock Market School: https://treasury.app/herfirst100k/investing-101-workshop 

Also mentioned in the episode: How to Travel Ethically on a Budget with Jo Franco

“The biggest thing I didn't expect as a single mom would be that I had to learn how to rely on strangers.”

In this episode, host Tori Dunlap sits down with Kim Williams, founder of Single Black Motherhood, to discuss the challenges and triumphs of navigating single motherhood. Kim shares her personal journey, from making difficult decisions about relationships to moving across states to provide a better life for her daughter. Through candid conversation, they explore the stigma surrounding single motherhood, the importance of community support, and practical resources available for single moms. Kim's insights shed light on the resilience and strength of single mothers, offering inspiration and guidance for listeners facing similar circumstances. 

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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TW : fertility, miscarriage, pregnancy loss

“I will never forget sitting down with my boss, and she said, congratulations, we've planned out the next five years of your life. And I remember in that moment having this visceral reaction of, they didn't even ask me what I want for my life. They didn't ask me.”

In this episode of the Financial Feminist, host Tori Dunlap engages in a candid conversation with the dynamic Jenna Kutcher, entrepreneur and host of the Gold Digger Podcast. Together, they dive into the depths of personal growth, entrepreneurship, work/life balance, and the power of podcasting. With Jenna's authentic insights and Tori's straightforward approach, listeners are in for a treat as they explore the nuances of embracing discomfort, navigating ADHD as an entrepreneur, and making the most of viral moments. 

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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“We're so scared of showing up imperfectly, we're so scared that maybe our wildest dreams are out of reach and too big that we don't ever get started.”

For many entrepreneurs or people dreaming of becoming an entrepreneur, getting started is often the hardest part. That feeling of nervousness and fear — or the thinking that we need to know it all before getting started is not uncommon, but it is holding you back from taking action. In this episode, Tori shares some of the biggest mindset issues and entrepreneurship myths she’s come across as a consultant and business owner and gives you valuable insight into how to use this information to get out of your own way.

Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://financialfeministpodcast.com. 

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Business Boot Camp: https://her-first-100k.teachable.com/p/business-bootcamp

TW: This episode references suicide. 

In today’s episode, Tori sits down with Madeline Pendleton, business owner and author of "I Survived Capitalism and All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt," to discuss the intricacies of personal finance, capitalism, and ethical business. Madeline shares her journey of dealing with loss as a result of financial stress, and how it affected the way she now runs her business. Madeline has gone viral for her alternative business model and in this interview she’s sharing invaluable insight on managing money and navigating that path while trying to stay true to her ideals. 

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If you’re reading the title of this episode wondering how astrology can be relevant to personal finance and career development — get ready for a fascinating exploration into the cosmic influences that shape each of our individual paths. In this insightful conversation, Chani Nicholas, New York Times best-selling author and world-renowned astrologer, shares insights into how astrology can be a valuable tool for self-discovery, understanding one's strengths and challenges, and making informed decisions in various aspects of life.

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Have you ever wondered what to do with your 401k when you leave a job? Or how to pay off debt and save while on a low income? Well, pull up a chair and get ready to take some notes, because today we’re back with another Ask Tori Anything episode! In this Q&A session, Tori answers a variety of financial questions from the audience — from saving money and investing to negotiating a raise and understanding the intricacies of 401k matching, Tori's expertise shines through as she dives into the nuances of personal finance — tune in!

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“When the average person hears the words generational wealth, they think succession, yachts, and trust funds. When you and I talk about generational wealth, what we're really talking about is — how do we make our future family, or even our communities, better than we had it?”

Are you setting your kids up for financial success? Do you even know how to? In this episode, Tori welcomes award-winning family finance coach Andy Hill back to the show to find out all the questions parents are or should be asking to prepare their kids for the future. From how to start talking to your kids about money, why starting at a young age is important, to what programs and resources you should be investing in. This conversation is filled with practical strategies and tools you can use to set your children up for financial success. Don’t have kids? Don’t worry! You’ll still walk away from this episode armed with knowledge and financial tips you can personally use to become more financially secure (with or without kids).

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CW: This episode discusses sexual abuse.

The sober-curious movement has grown substantially in recent years as women especially begin to re-evaluate their relationship with alcohol. During the pandemic, levels of drinking skyrocketed, which has a direct impact on our mental and physical health, and of course, our wallets. In this re-release from July 2023, we’re joined by Kelsey Moreira, founder of Doughp, the cookie dough company with a mission to help women in recovery, to talk about her journey as a sober business owner. We also dive into her time on Shark Tank, including the hypocritical reason her company was passed up for funding and ultimately how she overcame the setback to build a business she loves.

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“If you are stacking your day with so many habits and routines that you don't have any time to sit and just be or to enjoy your life or to play or to run into spontaneity, that's not wellness.”

In this episode, we explore how integrating small changes into your life and building small habits can help us lead richer, more rewarding lives. Our guest today is Liz Moody, host of the top-rated “The Liz Moody Podcast” and author of the book 100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success.” In this deeply insightful conversation, Liz is sharing her own wellness journey, what she’s learned along the way, and giving us actionable tips we can use to cultivate meaningful change. 

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TW: This episode discusses themes of grief, loss, depression, and mental health.

In this intimate episode, host Tori Dunlap takes to the mic solo to share her deeply personal journey through grief. Straying from the usual financial focus, Tori explores the complex and challenging emotions she faced during a period of loss and transformation in her life and invites listeners into a raw and honest conversation about the human experience no one can avoid.

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Have you ever wondered how trauma shapes your decision-making when it comes to money?

In this episode of Financial Feminist, host Tori Dunlap is joined by Ellyce Fulmore, financial educator and author of "Keeping Finance Personal," where they discuss the realm of personal finance through the lens of identity. This enlightening conversation unfolds to explore the connection between trauma and finances and how various aspects of identity, from gender and sexuality to neurodivergence, can significantly influence financial decisions and shape our relationship with money. 

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Welcome to 2024, Financial Feminists! Whether or not you hit all of your money, savings, investing, or job goals for 2023 — a new year means new opportunities, but it doesn’t have to mean a whole new you. How about a better prepared, more financially savvy you? In this episode, host and financial educator Tori Dunlap is giving you the pep talk of ALL pep talks, reminding you that there’s nothing shameful about not being where you want to be just yet while also giving you the tips you need to help get you there. We’re focusing on mindset, goal-setting, and reflection, letting go of imposter syndrome, and giving you some quick action steps that will help you start the year off on the right track. Oh, and there’s some Timothee Chalamet talk mixed in there too. Tune in! 

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You might know her as “Your Rich BFF.” You might also know her as a former Wall Street trader, entrepreneur, or speaker…but one thing you’ll never know her as is broke. Our guest today, Vivian Tu, is a financial expert on a mission to make the financial industry less “male, pale, and stale.” In this episode she’s talking to Tori about how to live like the rich. Tune in for an insightful discussion covering the societal pressures on women when it comes to wealth, misconceptions of money and evil, and how you can begin your journey to getting rich AF. 

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Most of us have heard from well-meaning friends or family members that real estate is always a good investment –– and though it can be, blanket advice like this can often do more harm than good. In this re-release episode, Tori’s talking about the biggest financial mistake she almost made –– buying a home. She guides you through what ultimately stopped her from signing the contract, and what considerations you might need to keep in mind when you’re deciding if renting or buying is in your best interest. If you’ve been trying to decide whether to rent or buy, especially in today’s market where home prices and interest rates have sky-rocketed, then tune in to hear Tori’s thoughts!

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What does it mean to live a financial feminist lifestyle? In the seventh and final episode of Financial Foundations, brought to you by State Farm, host Tori Dunlap isn’t just telling you how to use money as a tool to better your own life — she’s taking it a step further and talking about how to use money to help better the lives of others. From supporting your favorite organizations and causes you care about to using it to support change in your communities, she’s sharing the ways that you can fully embrace your financial feminism.

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“Everything that I've ever done and ever achieved came through community, so if I have an abundance, I feel it's my duty to share it. There's just nothing in me that feels okay with me having, and my family does not.”

In this episode, host Tori Dunlap engages in a candid conversation with X Mayo, comedian, writer, producer, actress, and podcast host who, after having landed in NYC 10 years ago with just 80 dollars and a suitcase, has now gone on to become an Emmy-nominated writer for The Daily Show With Trevor Noah. Tune in to hear her unique story as she dishes on everything from unlearning early belief systems about money and finances to learning the true value of community.

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Is it possible to achieve financial independence without sacrificing your joy in the process? Today’s guest believes you can. In this episode of the Financial Feminist, host Tori Dunlap speaks to Jamila Souffrant, author of "Your Journey To Financial Freedom: A Step-by-Step Guide to Achieving Wealth and Happiness," about how to achieve financial independence on your own terms, and without hating your life. Tune in as they discuss the keys to balance, the 5 stages of the “financial journeyer”, and how understanding your "guac level" can transform your approach to financial independence. 

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You asked, and we answered! In this episode, host Tori Dunlap answers voicemail questions from the podcast community and Stock Market School, including questions about investing, retirement planning, and the notorious pitfalls of certain financial institutions. From navigating the emotional pull of paying off mortgages to escaping the clutches of Edward Jones, Tori addresses it all with her signature blend of financial wisdom and candid humor — tune in!

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One of the most hotly debated topics in the feminist space is sex work –– and many ask the question, “Is porn empowering? Or exploitative?”

Our guest on today’s episode of Financial Feminist is Maitland Ward, an award-winning adult film star, actress, model, and cosplay personality. Best known for her role as Rachel McGuire on Boy Meets World, Maitland enjoyed a successful career as a Hollywood actress before making the slow transition into the adult industry. Join us for a spicy discussion about sex, porn, and the misconceptions people have about the industry. Warning - this is definitely NSFW. 

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In this episode of Financial Foundations, brought to you by State Farm, host Tori Dunlap is talking about side hustles and creating passive income. From what they are, who should start one, and what kind to start — she’s breaking it all down in this episode. So if you’ve ever been curious about using a side hustle to help you reach your financial goals faster — tune in!

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Curious or indifferent — which best describes the way you approach life? Whether you’ve thought about the answer to this question or not, you’ll want to tune in to today’s episode. In this in-depth conversation, host Tori Dunlap explores the profound connection between curiosity, money, and matters of the heart with Scott Shigeoka, curiosity expert and author of “SEEK: How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World.” Together, they examine the power that curiosity holds in our lives, from navigating difficult conversations to helping overcome fear and understanding other’s experiences. If you’re someone who values human connection and introspection, this episode will put you on the path to living a more inquisitive, enriching life.

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Let’s talk about sex, shall we? Buckle up your seatbelts because, in this episode of the Financial Feminist, we're getting real about two of the juiciest topics out there: sex and money. Host Tori Dunlap welcomes fellow podcast host and sex educator Danielle Bezalel to blow the lid off the societal stigmas that make us blush. From sexual education to the demonization of female pleasure, and how it connects to money…they’re not holding anything back! Together, they explore how societal norms seek to control, silence, and suppress us and how embracing sexuality and chasing financial dreams can go hand in hand. You might want to put your earbuds in for this one.

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What if our journey toward success wasn't about shrinking ourselves but embracing pleasure, self-love, and confidence? In this episode, host Tori Dunlap engages in a powerful conversation with Michelle Razavi, founder, and CEO of Elavi, known for its gut-healthy nut butters and dessert spreads. They dive into topics of entrepreneurship, self-love, and the power of redefining the relationship with food and business. Michelle shares her insights on fostering a business built on trust and integrity and resisting the pressures of diet culture. They also explore the importance of nurturing women's well-being and encouraging them to show up as their full, authentic selves in all areas of life.

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Taylor Swift. 

If you read her name just now, you probably did one of two things — you either shook your head in annoyance or lit up with admiration. When it comes to Taylor Swift, either you love her, or you hate her…but have you ever asked yourself why? In today’s episode, host Tori Dunlap sits down with long-time Super Swiftie Victoria Garrick Browne, TEDx Talk speaker, mental health advocate, and podcast host, for a candid conversation that delves deep into Tori's journey from skepticism to Swiftie obsession. Tune in for a fun but insightful conversation that just might challenge your perception of the mega music star.

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In this episode of Financial Foundations, brought to you by State Farm, host Tori Dunlap breaks down the basics of investing, debunks common myths, and highlights the crucial two-step process of investing. Whether you're new to investing or looking to broaden your knowledge, this episode is the perfect starting point on your financial journey.

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If you're a woman navigating the complex world of career negotiations — whether you’re gearing up for an annual review or trying to land a new job with higher pay, you're in for a treat. In this episode, host Tori Dunlap sits down with speaker, corporate trainer, and gendered negotiation expert Kathryn Valentine to uncover the secrets of successful salary negotiations. Kathryn's insights dispel the myths and provide actionable strategies for leveling the playing field in the corporate world so you can tackle your next negotiation with confidence.

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Have you ever wondered, “How do you build an email list? How do you go viral on Instagram or TikTok? How do you build followers? How do you actually grow and scale a business?” Well, tune in to hear the answers to those questions and more as host Tori Dunlap sits down with Natalie Franke, author, entrepreneur, community builder, and Chief Evangelist at HoneyBook. In this special crossover episode, Tori and Natalie chat about how to build a mission-focused business, challenge societal narratives about money, and differentiate yourself in the crowded business landscape.

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If you love to travel, but the thought of spending thousands of dollars on airfare gives you anxiety — this episode is for you. In this episode of the Financial Feminist podcast, host Tori Dunlap sits down with Katy Nastro, spokesperson and travel expert at Going.com. Tune in for a fun conversation about all things travel. From becoming a more ethical traveler to saving money on airfare, Katy shares her favorite tips and tricks for exploring the globe without breaking the bank.

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Credit cards have gotten a bad rap due to their easy misuse and the lack of knowledge about credit card best practices. In this fourth installment of Financial Foundations, brought to you by State Farm, Tori’s sharing how and why credit cards are one of the most important credit-building tools, and how to effectively use credit cards not just to build a healthy credit score, but how to take advantage of perks and security measures associated with credit cards.

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Are financial fears holding you back? Have you ever felt anxious about money or career choices? In this episode of Financial Feminist, Tori engages in a candid money conversation with Farnoosh Torabi, a renowned financial expert, author, and host of the "So Money" podcast. Farnoosh shares her wisdom on overcoming fears and embracing financial empowerment. Together, they dive deep into the various fears that hold us back — whether in our careers, relationships, or personal growth and how to reframe them as a means of protection rather than restraint. Tune in as they explore the power of self-awareness, the importance of setting boundaries, and the path to finding wholeness in a world that often encourages us to play small.

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In this episode of Financial Feminist, host and financial educator Tori Dunlap walks you through how to emotionally and financially prepare to make big financial decisions. She shares the questions you should ask yourself before making them and emphasizes that everyone’s personal finance journey is unique, and there are no one-size-fits-all solutions. And for a special treat, you’ll also get to hear a financial win from a member of our Financial Feminist community!

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If you’ve ever found yourself on the other side of a Facebook message asking if you “keep your business options open,” we hate to break it to you, but you were the target of an MLM pitch. In today’s episode, we’re talking about the inner workings of multi-level marketing and the shady tactics they use to draw and keep people in. 

Our guest, Emily Lynn Paulson, author of “Highlight Real: Finding Honesty and Recovery Beyond the Filtered Life and Hey Hun: Sales, Sisterhood, Supremacy, and the Other Lies Behind Multilevel Marketing,” joins us to talk about her time spent as a top MLM leader, and the reasons behind her decision to quit even after experiencing massive success.

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For many of us, the concept of debt can trigger a complex range of emotions, including feelings of shame, anxiety, and dread.. In this third installment of our Financial Foundations series, presented by State Farm , we’re talking about debt and effective strategies for paying it off. Join us as Tori guides you through the process of shedding the stigma associated with having debt. We'll also explore key aspects such as debt prioritization, distinguishing between good and bad debt, and the step-by-step actions you can take to eliminate it. 

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“I wanted to wake up one day, a different person who had their shit together…”

Have you ever felt like you were lagging behind in life or your career? If your answer’s yes, you’re not alone. Many women dream of starting their own businesses or thriving in creative careers but often hold back due to fears and pressure from society. In this episode of Financial Feminist, we explore the journey of the “late-bloomer” with Laura Belgray, founder of Talking Shrimp, co-creator of The Copy Cure, and author of National Bestseller, “Tough Titties: On Living Your Best Life When You're the F'ing Worst,” and discuss her unconventional choices and the wisdom she's gained along the way.

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In the last few years, we’ve faced intense economic turmoil, and though the words “recession” have flown around, one has not been officially declared. The truth of the matter is that we will see a recession (and likely many) over our lifetimes, so no matter what the headlines say, it’s best to know how to prepare our finances for the inevitable. In this re-release episode of last year’s bonus episode on Recession planning, Tori dives into the tried and true advice for setting yourself up for success and weathering the financial storms.

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Building ethical companies isn’t easy –– but something being “hard” never stopped Shazi Visram from running towards it at full speed. In today’s episode, Tori and Shazi sit down to talk about how Shazi built her company, Healthy Baby, as a Certified B-Corp. On a mission to create cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable products for families, Shazi shares how her commitment to ethical products, education, and community for new families led her to build Healthy Baby. She also shares about her time raising funds for her business, why she personally only invests in ethical and sustainable companies, and how she’s setting up her own children financially for the future. This is a great episode for up-and-coming impact-driven entrepreneurs, soon-to-be or eventual parents, or those who want to learn more about supporting families and the environment. 

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Have you struggled to make a budget that both helps you get ahead but doesn’t feel like it’s ruining all your fun? We get it –– and the cold, hard truth is that restrictive budgeting that doesn’t allow for anything “fun” simply does not work. In this episode of Financial Foundations brought to you by State Farm, using her Values Based Spending practice, Tori walks you through how to create a budget that feels just as freeing as it does financially smart so you can start spending money on the things you want to AND still get ahead.

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How did Melissa Jean-Baptiste go from a first-generation college student with six figures of debt to buying her first home in New York City on a teacher’s salary? Oh, and all before she turned 35. In today’s episode, Tori sits down with the Millenial in Debt herself to talk about her new book, So This is Why I’m Broke: Money Lessons on Financial Literacy, Passive Income, and Generational Wealth. We get into every one of those subtitles and more, discussing how Melissa learned about investing, saving, and building a financial future with passive income. She also shares what might be the best metaphor for why every single person needs a prenup (yes, no matter how in love you are!). 

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There is a plethora of bad money advice out there –– from finance Chad’s telling you to dump your life savings into crypto to some of the biggest names in personal finance who continue to give outdated, shaming, and downright harmful information to their followers. In today’s episode, we collected some of common money myths and half-truths from our listeners and debunked the worst of them, including whether or not you actually need a credit score, why deprivation is not the way to go, and why so many people think investing is just gambling.

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What is the Second Shift? And how is it harming women? The second shift is defined as labor performed in the home outside of work –– things like grocery shopping or prepping dinner or lunches, childcare, pet care, cleaning, and managing finances –– which mostly falls on women. Today’s guest, Eve Rodsky, is here to help partners build more equitable relationships by helping bridge communication gaps and develop better systems in the home. In this episode, she talks through her Fair Play Doctrine, offering exercises and conversation starters for couples to help get started in eradicating the labor disparity in their homes.

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In this first installment of our new Financial Foundations series, brought to you by State Farm, we’re tackling the Money Game Plan and walking you through a journaling exercise to help decipher your current money habits and where you might be blocking your road to financial confidence and stability.

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What does it mean to embrace feminist principles in a capitalist society? How can we stand in solidarity with each other when rugged individualism is so deeply ingrained in how we make money? In this episode, host Tori Dunlap sits down with Rebecca Walker, the founder of Third Wave Feminism and author of several books, including Women Talk Money: Breaking the Taboo, to talk about the rise of the Third Wave movement, how we can be more intentional with our finances in support for causes we care about, and how to get more comfortable discussing our finances as women.

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With student loan repayments starting in September, this quick hit bonus goes over what’s happening and when, what options you have for repayment, and other FAQs on student loans.

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Do I need a Roth IRA AND a 401k? What’s the difference between an HYSA, CD, and Money Market account? What about a 529 plan? The sheer amount of numbers and letters to decode in the financial space can leave anyone’s head spinning, so we’re breaking down all the accounts you could ever possibly need and how to use them in today’s episode. 

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Is the “Dream Job” dead? With Pew Research reporting that Americans are 2x more likely to name their career than their spouse when asked what gives their lives meaning, it makes the case that, at the very least, we should reevaluate just how much space we let work take up in our lives. In this episode, Tori sits down with Simone Stolzoff, author of The Good Enough Job: Reclaiming Life from Work, to talk about our infatuation with our jobs and how this obsession often ultimately leads to disappointment and burnout.

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There is so much discrimination in sex work –– from “pretty privilege” to body shaming to racism and misogyny, sex workers are often facing roadblocks both in their work and in trying to manage their finances. To better understand the finances of sex work, we sat down with Grey Renee, a professional stripper and educator, to talk about her time working in clubs across the US. We get into why it’s so hard to find a good accountant (like, the real accountants), how she’s navigated pricing her services, what a good and bad night looks like financially, and dive into a question that’s been long debated –– is sex work feminist?

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How do you know if it’s time to hire a financial advisor? Do you even need one to start investing in the first place? And what do you do if you’re already working with one and realize you don’t need to anymore? Today, we’re reaching into the (voice)mail bag and pulling out some of your biggest questions about financial advisors. In this episode, Tori walks you through situations where it might be useful to have a financial advisor, what questions and qualifications to ask for, and how to field those awkward sales pitches from friends and family members. 

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The sober-curious movement has grown substantially in recent years as women especially begin to re-evaluate their relationship with alcohol. During the pandemic, levels of drinking skyrocketed, which has a direct impact on our mental and physical health, and of course, our wallets. We’re joined by Kelsey Moreira, founder of Doughp, the cookie dough company with a mission to help women in recovery, to talk about her journey as a sober business owner. We also dive into her time on Shark Tank, including the hypocritical reason her company was passed up for funding and ultimately how she overcame the setback to build a business she loves.

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“When you have money, you are no longer controllable.” On today’s episode, we’re sharing a conversation between Hannah Berner (Berning in Hell) and Tori about all the bullsh*t narratives surrounding gender when it comes to career and money, including Hannah’s experiences in the male-dominated world of stand-up comedy, negotiating her worth in her first jobs, and how they’re both dismantling spaces typically gatekept by men.

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LinkedIn is one of the most powerful platforms for job hunters and business owners alike, offering an online professional network unlike any other social media platform. Like any platform, understanding the do’s and don’ts can help you stand out from the crowd and land the opportunities of your dreams. We’re joined today by Hala Taha, who is one of the biggest influencers on LinkedIn, alongside her many accomplishments as a podcaster and business owner, to discuss how to stand out, land more gigs, and put your best foot forward on LinkedIn.

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The banking industry has come under intense scrutiny in recent years and for good reasons. Banks are a tool, but like any financial tool, if you don’t know how to use them and ask the right questions, this same tool that can be so helpful in your financial journey can be just as harmful. Today, we welcome back Vrinda Gupta, owner and founder of Sequin –– banking for women, by women –– to talk about all the ways that banks make money off a lack of financial literacy and targeting already vulnerable communities. In the episode, we dive into banking fees, loan processes, systemic factors, and the question on everyone’s mind –– can I trust my bank?

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We made it to 100! We’re celebrating 100 episodes of Financial Feminist by going through the 10 things that are most likely standing in the way of reaching your own $100K (or really any financial goal). We’ll also hear from some of our community members, Scout, Irene, Katie, and Johanna, along the way, who are sharing their wins, from boosting their credit scores to finding better jobs and so much more. We’re so thankful that you’ve been with us for any amount of our 100 episodes –– to 100 more!

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In this extra special birthday episode, Tori breaks down the 29 things she learned by age 29. From how to show up better in relationships to financial setbacks and the importance of building a community, Tori shares her hardest and best-learned lessons on this side of 30. 

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Oh, say, can you seeeeee that a lot of shit has been going down in the last few years (and days) here in the US of A that hasn’t made us feel too patriotic. Between systemic racism, gun violence, slashed access to reproductive healthcare, and more, we’ve found ourselves asking the question, “How do we engage with a system that feels like it’s failing us?” We brought back one of our favorite guests, Emily Tisch Sussman, former political consultant, to share all of the ways we can get more involved in creating a government that truly works for us –– from non-partisan volunteering to making it easier for everyone to vote, to effectively wielding the power we have as citizens to get our representatives to listen to us on the issues we care about. Because, truly, our bodies are on the ballot.

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People-pleasers unite (but only if you want to…)! In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Tara Schuster, author of Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies and Glow in the F*cking Dark –– books exploring how to work through trauma and life’s shitstorms to create a life you’re excited to live. Tara and Tori dive into how to antagonize old belief systems, create new rituals, and learning to prioritize yourself and your needs in both life and your finances.

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If you’ve ever watched a TikTok video where someone showed off their lavish lay-down business class suite they got “with points” and wondered, HOW?! This episode is for you! Today, Tori breaks down beginner-friendly tips for how to use your credit cards to get deals on flights, hotels, and more. This episode is for anyone who wants to better understand how to choose the best credit card and utilize points, whether you’re a seasoned multi-trip traveler or a casual vacationer looking to get a better deal.

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The stats start hopeful –– more women in college, more women in the workforce, more women in the c-suite –– but life for women in the United States continues to feel like two steps forward and ten steps back. Recently, theSkimm wanted to better understand how women were feeling about things like job prospects, healthcare, parenting, mental health, and more. So, they partnered with The Harris Poll to conduct a study of women from all different demographics to create their truly eye-opening report on the State of Women Today. Today, Carly Zakin and Danielle Weisberg join host Tori Dunlap to break down that report and talk about the ways we can work day to day to make the lives of women in the United States better and more equitable.

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If you’ve ever been the only woman in a room of mostly men, you know the challenges of standing out and having your voice heard and respected. From small microaggressions to all-out harassment, women consistently fight patriarchial norms in male-dominated fields. Today’s guest knows all about this, as she was the ONLY woman in her field for two full decades. We’re joined by Molly Fletcher, known as the female Jerry Maguire, to talk about her time working her way up the ladder in the sports agent industry, how she’s negotiated millions of dollars of deals, and why she believes being the “only woman in the room” is her greatest secret weapon.

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Ah, your 20s. The first decade of true adulthood, bills, taxes, job hunting, and everything else that comes with starting out after school. Navigating career changes and pivots in your early 20s can be difficult –– so Tori compiled the 10 things she wishes she’d known in her career that would have saved heartache, emergency job exits, and time. 

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If you’ve ever been labeled a perfectionist but always felt some shame around the moniker, this episode is for you. Tori sits down with Katherine Morgan Schafler, author of “The Perfectionist’s Guide to Losing Control,” to talk about how we’ve been viewing perfectionism all wrong, when it’s healthy and when it’s not, and how to wear our perfectionism as a badge of honor instead of shame.

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In this first installment of “Tori Story,” Tori shares her formula and hacks for making delicious meals from home, regardless of how much time you have or cooking experience under your belt. This episode is great for those who want to trim the fat on their dining-out budget but don’t feel confident in their abilities to make food at home.

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If you were part of a military family, or a family who moved frequently growing up, you know all too well the strain it can have on your personal relationships and your financial life. To talk more about unique factors affecting military and other nomadic families, Tori sat down with Lauren Taylor, founder of PCS Pay-It-Forward Inc, to learn about programs as they currently exist and what’s being done at the local and national levels to support military families. Lauren also dives into her business as a marketing educator, talking through how she started her online business as a way to earn money as a military spouse and how she’s built an audience of 100,000 on TikTok.

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How much do I need to retire? How are a few hundred dollars a month going to turn into millions? What happens if the stock market crashes between now and then?!

We’ve heard it all –– and it’s not your fault for not knowing. The finance industry bros have kept this information from you and made investing seem like one of the most difficult things you can do. Fortunately, your favorite host, Tori Dunlap, is sharing her basics of investing to help you get over fear and just start. In this episode, Tori breaks down how to calculate WHAT you need to save for retirement and HOW it will grow. Going through principles like the rule of 72 and dollar cost averaging, you’ll feel more confident to finally say, “Yeah, I AM saving for retirement!”

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The Budgetnista returns! We’re so grateful to welcome Tiffany Aliche back to Financial Feminist to talk about her life over the last few years since we caught up with her in season one. During their conversation, Tori and Tiffany discussed how the passing of her husband impacted her life and influenced her approach to managing her business and planning for the future. They also touched on her experiences following the loss of Jerrell, reflecting on the things she was thankful to have in place and the lessons she wished she had known before.

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May is Mental Health Month, and if there’s one thing we’ve learned from working with people and their money (and copious amounts of research) it’s that, generally, we’re stressed the f*ck out about our finances. In this episode, we invited Emalee and Jennifer of the Shrink Chicks to join us for a conversation on mental health. Tori and the Shrink Chicks dive into topics like the lack of accessible mental health care, why we carry our money traumas from previous generations, how to talk to your partner about finances, and more.

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We’re almost halfway through the year –– how are your finances? Did you unearth that hidden pile of old tax papers while cleaning out your desk? Are you feeling the strain of inflation on your budget? In this episode, Tori walks you through her financial spring cleaning process, including how to manage paperwork, re-adjust your budgets and goals, and how to get back on track if your financial goal setting needs an adjustment.

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Have you ever thought, “Wow, I’d love a podcast episode where we talk about anxiety, mental health, the market for feet pics, and how much money a content creator really makes” Then you are in luck! Tori sits down with creator, filmmaker, and comedian Kelsey Darragh to discuss a wide range of topics, from selling photos of your feet online to managing anxiety and why you should never trust those “celebrity net worth” trackers you find online.

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If the word “networking” leaves you *screaming-crying-throwing-up* –– you’re not alone. Networking hasn’t always had a negative connotation, but in recent years, networking events just feel like brag fests and places to collect business cards that will probably end up in a shoebox in the back of your closet. But networking doesn’t have to be hundred people events or sliding into people’s DMs unsolicited –– when done well, it can establish powerful connections with industry leaders and mentors that can help set you on the best path to success in your career long-term. To talk about the power of authentic networking, we sat down with Aleenah Ansari to talk about how she used networking to help land a job in tech without the traditional background or experience. Tori and Aleenah walk through what works and doesn’t work when you’re trying to connect with others in your career and how you might be missing a key step to building lasting relationships.

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Ah, credit cards. The confusing but necessary component to a healthy credit score. But when not used properly, the very tool that can open doors can slam them shut. Today, Tori answers listener voicemails and questions about all things credit cards –– including how to choose the right one for your lifestyle, how many credit cards you should have, how to use a credit card responsibly, and getting to know and utilize your rewards system.

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It’s estimated that 54 million people in the United States have a disability –– so how does this impact them financially and an individual level, and all of us, regardless of disability status as a societal level? Tori is joined by Xian Horn, a disability advocate, writer, and founder of the non-profit, Give Beauty Wings, to talk about the financial challenges facing people with disabilities. They discuss the practical ways this manifests in day-to-day life, like transportation and lower pay, but also the ways the social safety nets for people with disabilities are woefully lacking, and how we can advocate for people with disabilities both in our communities, at work, and federally.

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The United States hates mothers. At least, their woefully inadequate policies, like no federally mandated paid parental leave, lack of access to affordable childcare, and increased criminalization of women’s health care and reproductive rights, seem to suggest so. It’s no wonder that many who (or hope to) enter parenthood feel completely abandoned by society and often have to make increasingly difficult decisions about how they’ll even be able to manage having a child in the first place. We’re tackling this subject head-on with Emily Tisch Sussman –– the author of the viral article “Motherhood Killed My Career” and podcast host of the She Pivots podcast. Emily joins Tori to talk about her own experience becoming a mother while working on high-profile political campaigns, how she pivoted her career as a result, and what she’s learned as an advocate for progressive policies for families.

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You’ve been laid off (or think you might be)... now what? In this episode, Tori runs through a checklist of what to do when you’ve been laid off, including what to ask about compensation and benefits, how to let your network know what’s happening and hopefully open new doors with your connections, and a short pep talk to remind you that you’re so much more than your job. 

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Entrepreneurship is more popular than ever –– both because of accessibility but also the necessity to make more, whether that’s by adding a side hustle onto your full-time job or building out a business that allows you to have more control over your earnings. Often, women report feeling anxiety around starting a small business, and many start but pre-emotively give up just before it gets good. To talk more about the mental blocks that might be stopping you from giving that business idea a shot, host Tori Dunlap is joined by Amy Porterfield, who shares how she left a blossoming corporate career to work for herself and the mistakes and wins she made along the way.

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Why are women afraid to talk about their finances? Even our host and financial educator, Tori Dunlap, gets anxious over sharing exactly how much she makes and recently sat down to talk about why. Join us for this special cross-release with Other People’s Pockets, where host Maya Lau and Tori chat about her career thus far, why she feels the stigma around discussing money is more predominant in women, and how she’s working to create more transparency around finances.

Enjoyed this episode? Check out Other People’s Pockets from Little Everywhere, wherever you get your podcasts! https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/other-peoples-pockets 

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Dealing with inconsistent income, whether you’re working in a tipped profession, as a contractor, or any other position where your income varies month to month, can make budgeting and planning your financials feel all the more difficult. We sat down with Barbara Sloan, author of Tipped: The life-changing guide to financial freedom for waitresses, bartenders, strippers, and all other service industry professionals, to talk about managing finances when working with inconsistent income.

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You don’t want to just raise financially savvy kids –– you want to raise financially savvy grown-ups. When you ask people for their advice on parenting, you’ll get a hundred different answers, most of which are probably valid but may not be right for you. Teaching kids about money is the same. In this episode, Tori sits down with financial educator and Certified Financial Planner Bobbi Rebell to talk about her new book, Launching Financial Grown-Ups. In the episode, Bobbi dives into the framework she’s used raising her kids to help them financially thrive and how to build your own financial framework that works best for your family and situation.

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How much does an Olympic athlete REALLY make? Why are women’s athletics so grossly underpaid in comparison to their men’s team counterparts (especially when they’re outperformed at the highest levels *side eye*)? We wanted to know everything about the state of women’s athletics, so we brought in one of the biggest names in women’s sports –– Ilona Maher. You might remember Ilona from her viral TikToks taking you behind the scenes of the 2020 Olympic Games or for her “Beast, Beauty, Brains” slogan. In this episode, Tori and Ilona talk about everything from the challenges of women’s sports to the privilege of access to athletics, to what it’s like dating as an Olympian.

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WTF is happening with SVB? Are we heading into another 2008? Is it even safe to use a bank right now? In this pep-talk episode, host and financial educator Tori Dunlap is here to give you the TLDR on what’s happening with Silicon Valley Bank, what it might mean for you, and how to continue to make sure your money is protected. 

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If you were affected by the shutdown, see resources from the FDIC: https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/failed-bank-list/silicon-valley.html

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We all have a money story, and some (if not almost all) of ours include both big and little “T” trauma that impacts the way we handle finances for the rest of our lives. We wanted to dive into what money trauma is, how it manifests, and how we can become more aware of and work with that trauma for healthier financial practices –– so we asked Millenial Money Expert Shannah Game to join us. In this episode, Shannah and Tori dive into different types of money trauma and how to recognize our own unhealthy patterns and create new ones to help us find peace with our finances.

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If you’re already queasy seeing today’s title –– we’d invite you to push through. Whenever we talk about life insurance, we’re inevitably met with some resistance to talk about the hard subject of death –– but as Ladder’s Janette Angelini shares with us in this episode, Life Insurance is one of the most selfless things you can to for the loved ones in your life. That doesn’t stop there from being “bad” ways to look at life insurance. Today, Tori and Janette discuss the basics of life insurance, how to avoid scams (we’re looking at you, universal life), and why you need to consider this valuable service sooner rather than later.

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“If you aren’t present at the table, you’re on the menu” is a quote made famous by Senator Elizabeth Warren and is a summation of today’s guest, Lina AbiRafeh’s, life's work as a feminist activist. As a kick-off to women’s history month, we asked Lina to join us to share about the state of women’s rights around the world, how to recover from activist burnout, and how we can continue to fight for women’s equality and support women globally without falling into the trap of “saviorism.” 

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Isolation and loneliness are on the rise worldwide, and the rise in women feeling more disconnected than ever is an alarming trend. But how can you intentionally grow your community when you’re already burnt out and overwhelmed? We asked the creator of the Rising Tide Society and #communityovercompetition movement, Natalie Franke, to join us for this episode on building intentional communities, re-evaluating our relationship with social media as a tool for connection, and how to be better advocates for other women in our lives.

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Have you ever faced imposter syndrome with a job? Felt guilty for a small splurge when things are tight? Tried to talk to friends about money and gotten blank stares? In today’s episode, Tori goes through our recent voicemails and answers questions from our community on topics like not feeling qualified enough when applying for a new job, talking to your friends about finances, finding joy in spending when you’re facing a scarcity mindset, and more. 

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If you’ve been influenced by the D*ve R*mseys of the world to believe that credit cards are evil, you might be missing out on one of the best money tools. Like any tool, knowing how to use it properly is the key. Today, Tori sits down to share why she’s never used a debit card and instead pays her way through life on credit cards –– earning rewards and points WITHOUT going into debt. 

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Just like your skincare regimen changes with age, so should how you manage your finances. In this episode, Tori is joined by Britt and Laurie-Anne of The Dow Janes to chat about managing finances over 30 and how it’s different from how you might manage them in your 20s. They also get into where they see certain financial “to-do’s” differently and why it’s important to know yourself and what works for you the best when it comes to creating your financial plan.

To learn more about our guests, access transcripts and bonus content and resources, head to our show notes page: www.financialfeministpodcast.com

The world is obsessed with cults –– and there are more documentaries and true crime podcasts than ever on some of the most controversial organizations. But not every cult is so apparent, and there are smaller, less insidious-seeming figures that are doing harm daily, especially to women and other already marginalized communities. To better understand how these organizations operate, we sat down with Dr. Janja Lalich, who has dedicated her life to the study of cults and helping members and their families get out and recover. She vulnerably shares about her time in a cult and the ways in which cults use emotional manipulation and abuse against women.

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Financial Feminist is hitting the road! Join Tori and our sponsor, SoFi, the all-in-one finance app and bank that has your back, for a night of conversation, food and drink, and even get a complimentary copy of the book with your free ticket for Tori to sign in person! Seating is limited, so make sure to reserve your spot now at www.herfirst100k.com/events

Women are told from a young age to make themselves smaller –– physically, mentally, and emotionally. This leads to playing small in our careers, with our finances, and in so many other ways in our day-to-day lives. These messages usually start in wellness spaces with the often toxic messaging around the New Year that only encourages this continuous pursuit of being “small.” So we sat down with Sadie Lincoln, the founder of Barre3, to talk about getting comfortable taking up space in all aspects of our lives (but especially physically), why she rebuffs the idea that anyone needs a guru, and how she used the same resilience she teaches in class to keep Barre3 alive even when the pandemic threatened to close its doors.

Learn more about our guests, read episode transcripts, and so much more at www.financialfeministpodcast.com

Millions of Americans have ADHD. But, sadly, women specifically have struggled in silence, unaware of their diagnosis until later in life. This lack of awareness and education around ADHD bleeds into every segment of life, especially finances. We’re joined by Dr. Sasha Hamdani (also known as @ThePsychDoctorMD on TikTok and Instagram) to talk about her own journey as a woman with ADHD who also treats patients with ADHD. Dr. Hamdani tackles everything from the why behind certain behaviors with money to the true cost (to the tune of billions) of ADHD in the United States.

Learn more about our guests, access the show notes and transcripts, and so much more at www.financialfeministpodcast.com

The great resignation that started in 2021 set off a wave of workers across industries finally asking themselves the question, “is this REALLY what I want to do with my life?” If you are one of the many, who have considered a career change or are still trying to figure out what that “passion” is, today’s guest is here to help you untangle the modern job hunting advice and help you discover your unique skillset, and how to use them to find your dream job. Tori is joined by Ashley Stahl, author of You Turn: Get Unstuck, Discover Your Direction, Design Your Dream Career, to talk about the ten skillsets she believes are the most valuable in the current market, how to know which one is yours, and how she utilized her skills working for the Department of Defense to trust her instincts and build a career she loves.

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Tori Dunlap, now a New York Times Bestselling Author, is joined by the host of the UNSTUCKKD podcast and Chief Product Officer of Her First $100K, Kahlil Dumas, to talk about her recently released book, Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy's Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love. In this episode, Tori breaks down the why behind writing the book, what she learned while researching topics like systemic oppression in finance, and what her hopes are for readers. 

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Welcome to 2023, Financial Feminists! Regardless of if your goals for the year revolve around spending, saving, or investing, setting those goals and actually achieving them are two very different things. In this quick hit episode, host Tori Dunlap guides you through a goal-setting exercise to help bring your dreams to fruition and avoid the common pitfalls of goal-setting. 

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Join host and author Tori Dunlap as she reads from the introduction of her new book, Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bulls*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love. Out now wherever you buy books! https://herfirst100k.com/book

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In this re-release of one of our top episodes of 2022, host Tori Dunlap guides you through a shame and judgment-free practice to help you curb your emotional spending purchases so you can spend money on the things you ACTUALLY like without guilt.

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In this special episode of Financial Feminist, we’re sharing a conversation with host Tori Dunlap and the Man Enough Podcast. In it, Tori and the Man, Enough team chat about how gender roles and traditional views of masculinity and femininity are perpetuated in dating culture and the ongoing harm that happens because of it. They also touch on how to have better conversations about money with your partner and in your workplace relationships.

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Building wealth in a capitalist society can feel like a double-edged sword, and the effect of mass wealth inequality is felt even more by marginalized communities. Today, Tori is joined by Kiersten and Julien of Rich and Regular to talk about their work helping the Black community build wealth, how they left the constraining boxes of Corporate America, and how they’re continuing to provide education for other marginalized communities on building wealth and building a better society. 

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With the housing market in flux and a looming recession on the horizon, there’s never been a better time to learn about the home buying process. Today, we’re joined by NerdWallet’s Kate Wood to talk all things mortgages –– including what kinds of mortgages might be available to you, what other factors you need to consider aside from the monthly payments, and whether or not right now is a good time to buy or if you should wait it out.

Regardless of if you want to buy a home in 5 months or 5 years, you’ll learn so much from Kate. Make sure to check out info on Kate and all our guests on our show notes page: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes

In this episode, host and financial educator Tori Dunlap answers voicemail questions from our community, including how to start investing, the perks of credit cards, advocating for your worth when you’re taking on non-promotable work, and whether or not you should pay off those student loans before investing. 

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The business of sex work is often considered taboo in conversation, but considering the sex work industry is primarily made up of women –– we need to talk about it. So, we invited Mistress Justine Cross to join us for an episode on her business as one of LA’s most famous dominatrixes. In this episode, Tori and Justine discuss everything from the logistics of financial domination, running a dungeon, education on the BDSM community, managing irregular income, and the stigma of sex work.

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Can building a personal brand help you in your job hunt? Just ask our guest, Corporate Natalie. You might recognize Natalie from her viral TikToks, where she pokes fun at corporate life –– she joins us today to chat about building a personal brand and how to use that brand to either build your own thriving creator career or land your dream job. Tori and Natalie also chat about how the creator economy is changing the game for pay transparency and the joys and challenges that come alongside being the face of an internet brand.

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When it comes to finding a job, getting in the door is half the battle, but what do you do after you finally get that interview you’ve been dreaming of? In this episode, Tori Dunlap shares how she coaches women through a successful interview to help applicants put their best foot forward. You’ll learn everything from how to prep beforehand to how to follow up after your interview. 

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Get in, feminists –– we’re reading Dave Ramsey (so you don’t have to). In this very special episode, Tori is joined by Bad with Money’s Gabe Dunn for their review of Dave’s most recent book, Baby Step Millionaires. With their powers combined, Tori and Gabe tackle everything from the cult-y vibes to the outright bad advice and the not-so-subtle racism and classism in this particular edition of Dave’s curriculum. You’ll learn something new and get some good laughs while doing so.

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The gender pay gap is real –– but reducing it down to simply “not paying women enough” ignores the broader picture. Today, Tori is joined by Linda Babcock, a professor of economics at Carnegie Mellon and author of “Women Don’t Ask” and “Ask for It” to talk about the deeper reasons why women are paid less than men, and how we can better advocate for ourselves and other women in our lives through small changes in how we approach our work and discussions around our compensation. 

Learn more about our guests, read episode transcripts, get resources from the show, and more on our show notes page: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/gender-wage-gap

Money is complicated –– and it’s made even more complicated by relationship dynamics. As a nod to spooky season, in today’s episode, Tori guides you through some common “financial red flags” in both romantic, friend, and family relationships and how to navigate conversations with said friends and family around finances when your boundaries aren’t being respected.

Learn more about our guests, read episode transcripts, get resources from the show, and more on our show notes page: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/financial-red-flags

What do the dying have to teach us about money? Doc G (aka Jordan Grumet) learned firsthand what constitutes a regret-free life while working in hospice and now teaches others how to do the same. In this episode, Doc G and Tori discuss financial independence through the lens of living a full life while also getting smart with your finances, Doc G’s parable of the three brothers, and why hitting the title of “FI/RE” isn’t always what it’s cracked up to be.

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With less than a month to the midterms, it’s never been more important to understand the power of your vote and the importance of understanding how our government actually works. We wanted to know more about the electoral college, misinformation, and why there’s so much money in politics –– so we sat down with Sharon McMahon, who you may know as America’s Government teacher. During this lively conversation, Tori and Sharon dive into the nuances of the American government, from Citizens United to who’s actually in charge of your school district's curriculum. We also learn A LOT of shocking details about Aaron Burr.

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Did you know that you can negotiate more than salary when it comes to a job offer? So many candidates immediately shut down job offers if the salary isn’t 100% in their range but may be neglecting other important factors in your total compensation package. Today, Tori breaks down some of the most common types of benefits and how you can negotiate them, including health care, stock options, PTO, flex work, and more.

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Domestic violence is an equal opportunity epidemic, and today’s guest, Jan Edgar Langbein is here to dispel the myths around domestic violence and share the common red flags in relationships and how we can help women around us who are experiencing various forms of partner violence. 

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, there is help. Please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline, available 24/7 at 800-799-7233.

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In this episode, Tori sits down with Dr. Stephanie Graff, who shares about her time and research as an oncologist specializing in Breast Cancer –– answering some of the biggest questions we had about risks, treatment, financial implications, and how Breast Cancer affects women specifically. We also hear stories from three women –– Marissa Thomas, Paige More, and DeeDee Gilchrist, who share their journeys, and the organizations they’ve been a part of or co-founded to help support women facing a Breast Cancer diagnosis. 

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At 9 years old, host Tori Dunlap started her first business placing vending machines around her hometown. When she graduated college and sold that small business, it helped pay for her college and inspire a new generation of entrepreneurs. In this episode, she shares her story, what she learned from owning a small business as a tween, and the lessons cultivated filling candy machines she still utilizes today.

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Two financial educators are better than one, so we’re thrilled to be joined by Jannese Torres, the host of the Yo Quiero Dinero Podcast and Latina financial educator. In this episode, Jannese and Tori answer questions from both the Her First $100K and Yo Quiero Dinero communities on everything side hustle and building a small business. You’ll hear their stories of dumping corporate jobs, figuring out their value proposition, and what they wish they had known when starting their side hustle journeys.

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From a young age, women are conditioned to take on more for less –– whether it’s in the workplace, housework, raising children, or other unpaid labor. Today’s guest is inviting us to let go of some of these expectations and find freedom in dropping the ball. Tiffany Dufu is the author of Drop the Ball: Achieving More by Doing Less and the founder of The Cru, an organization dedicated to helping women reach their professional goals. Tori and Tiffany settle in for a conversation on how and why women often take on more than they need to, and how in the process of letting go, find new freedom to achieve more in their professional and personal lives. 

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Paying off debt is hard enough –– add in companies who keep you in the dark and try to make it harder for you to get ahead on your payments, and it can feel like a neverending hole. Today, host Tori Dunlap is taking you through how companies use confusing language and sneaky practices to keep you in debt longer while they line their pockets. In this episode, you’ll learn the script for getting through these barriers so you can start digging yourself out of debt faster.

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Managing solo finances is one thing –– managing finances with a partner or kids? A whole new ballgame. This week, Tori is joined by Andy Hill, the founder of Marriage, Kids, and Money, to chat about how he and his wife manage their finances together and teach their children important financial lessons to help set them up for success with money. A must-listen for anyone with children in their lives (yes, even the fun childless aunts and uncles!) or partnered couples looking to have better conversations around finances.

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What do reality TV and the past few years of real estate have in common? There’s lots of drama, and no one really knows what’s going on. We’re kidding (mostly), but with the way the housing market has changed over the last few years (and even decades), talking to an expert is a great first step to better understanding the current market and the home buying process. This week, Tori is joined by Selling Sunset’s Maya Vander, who helps break down the home buying process and shares her thoughts on the current and upcoming markets and what to keep in mind as a buyer besides just the financials. And, of course, we get into her time on Netflix’s Selling Sunset and learn some surprising facts about what the show does and doesn’t pay for. 

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Most of us have heard from a well-meaning friend or family member that real estate is always a good investment –– and though it can be, blanket advice like this can often do more harm than good. In this episode, Tori shares about the biggest financial mistake she almost made –– buying a home. She guides you through what ultimately stopped her from signing the contract and what considerations you might need to keep in mind when you’re deciding if renting or buying is in your best interest.

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What does it mean to live a truly “rich life?” Tori is joined by financial educator, Ramit Sethi, to talk about his work centering on creating a unique rich life for yourself, his work with couples, and how his background in psychology influences how he teaches people about money. Ramit and Tori dive into their money memories, the common pitfalls they see with individuals working through financial goals, and more practical tips for spending less time stressing about money and more time figuring out what a rich life means to you.

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On August 24th, 2022 President Biden announced his multi-layered plan to relieve student borrowers. In this episode, Tori Dunlap walks you through the basics of this plan, how it will affect the U.S. on a greater scale, and how to prepare for resumed payments on January 1st, 2023.

We put together an extensive list of resources on our show notes page, including more information on student debt relief, the PSLF program, and more: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/student-loan-forgiveness

Where did the myth of the “starving artist” begin? Why did it become so pervasive, and is it even true? Or is it just another way for a society that doesn’t value art and arts careers to push creators into “traditional” roles? Today, we’re joined by actor, comedian, and Emmy-nominated writer Chelsea Devantez. You’ve laughed at Chelsea’s wit on The Problem with Jon Stewart, Girls 5Eva, and Bless This Mess. You might also know her from her podcast, Celebrity Book Club, where she recaps famous celebrity memoirs. In this episode, Tori and Chelsea dive into the mythology of the starving artist, breaking into male-dominated industries, and how Chelsea is working to build a more inclusive space in comedy and media. They also dive into a fascinating discussion about the ethics of the stock market, financial feminism, and hacking the patriarchal financial system for the greater good.

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For the first time ever (at least on the podcast), host Tori Dunlap shares her story of saving $100,000 at age 25. Whether you have financial goals like saving your first $100K, paying off debt, investing for the first time, or saving $1K –– the process Tori lays out in this episode can help you get there faster. 

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Long gone are the days of 40-year careers climbing the latter at a single company, and in are the days of job hopping as a means to help grow your income and your skillset. With the conflict of advice from all sides on how to move from one company or even career to another, we brought in the 9 to 5 hottie herself, Cinneah El-Amin. As the creator behind Flynanced, Cinneah helps corporate “9 to 5 Hotties” find success by advocating for their worth, taking full advantage of perks like PTO, and learning how to live a more aligned life even while working in corporate. This episode dives into how Cinneah job hopped to double her income, how she feels no guilt for taking her well-deserved PTO, and so much more. We’re also introducing Cinneah as one of our new HFK contributors!

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Whether you’re saving your emergency fund for a dream vacation or retirement, you’ll need a place to store those funds –– but not all savings goals are alike! Today, Tori walks you through common savings goals and how to know which account is right for your money. You’ll learn about traditional savings accounts, HYSAs, Roth IRAs, CDs, and more, as well as a few tips and tricks to help you achieve your savings goals faster.

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If an episode about math has you sweating, we get it. It’s estimated that 93% of adults have math anxiety –– so it’s no wonder we have anxiety around everything that math touches. Especially when it comes to money. Today’s guest is Brittany Rhodes, founder of Black Girl MATHgic –– a monthly math subscription box for 3rd-8th grade. Whether you’re a parent or guardian to a child in this age range or have experienced math and money-related anxiety, this episode is for you. You’ll learn more about why math anxiety exists, how young girls are often more likely to experience it, and what we can do to help ease this anxiety as adults to become more math-confident in all areas of our lives.

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We’re usually so not the drama –– except this episode totally is. Today, Tori is joined by Christy Carlson Romano, who you may remember as the voice behind feminist icon Kim Possible or big sister to all, Ren Stevens on Even Stevens. Christy breaks down the real cost of rising to fame as a young adult, her infamous story of making and spending a million dollars in a year, her run-in with scammers, and how she’s masterfully using a blend of nostalgia and a knack for content creation to build a career as a creator outside of Hollywood. 

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We have some exciting news to share with our entire Financial Feminist and Her First $100K family… Tori’s book, Financial Feminist is now available on pre-sale! In this episode, Tori details how writing a book went from a childhood dream to reality, and why it was the hardest thing she’s ever had to do. Learn more about the Financial Feminist, hitting shelves on December 27th, 2022!

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Knowing your Meyers-Briggs, your Enneagram, and even your Zodiac sign is always a fun topic of conversation, but what good is a personality test if it doesn’t help you become a better version of yourself? Today, Tori is joined by Sarajane Case, who you might know from her viral Instagram account, Enneagram and Coffee. Sarajane joins us for an episode on how your specific enneagram type might manage their money and spending, and the common financial pitfalls of each type. A fun and foundational episode on how we can use the Enneagram to build healthier money habits.

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Is now really the best time to be investing? Why are women investing at lower rates than men? What do I actually DO with the money after I open a Roth IRA? What if I “lose it all”? If these questions have plagued you over the last few months or even years, this episode is for you. Tori is joined by Treasury co-founder, Elias Rothblatt to tackle money myths and answer voicemails from the Financial Feminist community with their biggest investing questions. We also officially introduce you to Treasury, the one-of-a-kind investing and education platform designed with women in mind.

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Have you ever wondered how to take a passion from a dream to a fully-fledged career? Today’s guest did just that –– and got to do it alongside his childhood friends. Tori is joined by none other than the Grammy-Award-winning artist Scott Hoying (Pentatonix, Superfruit) for an episode breaking down the ins and outs of the touring industry, what it’s really like competing on reality shows like The Voice, American Idol, and The Sing-Off, and the nuance of creating art with friends while also running a business together. No need to be a certified Pentaholic to enjoy this fun, thoughtful, and inspiring conversation.

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If you love to travel, but stress about overspending or thinking the vacation of your dreams might be out of your reach, this episode is for you. In today’s episode, Tori guides you through the money-saving travel hacks she uses to help stay on a budget while still seeing the world. You’ll learn tips and tricks for saving on airfare, lodging, and how to travel according to your values, not anyone else’s. Get your wanderlust on without breaking the bank.

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Does our vote really matter? How do we make our politicians listen to us instead of bending to lobbyists and corporations? Is there hope for our democracy? Today’s guest, Amanda Litman (Run for Something), is here to show us the path to getting more progressive candidates in office who can begin to affect change locally and, eventually, nationally. A path that starts right outside your front door in the community you love.

The hope, as it turns out, is all of us. This is one of the most important episodes we’ve ever recorded, and it’s crucial listening –– now more than ever before.

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Have you ever wondered what the Canadian equivalent of a Roth IRA is? Want to know what your options are for a high-yield savings account? Tori is joined by Mallory Rowan for this special bonus episode breaking down options for Canadians when it comes to investing, savings accounts, and more!

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When the Black Lives Matter movement resurged in 2020, many of us began (or reignited) our anti-racism journey –– selling out books, posting black squares, marching, and donating. Unfortunately, as is often the case with allyship, burnout quickly sunk in for many of us. Today’s guest is here to help us find ways to make our allyship more sustainable and build it on a foundation of anti-racism and activism so we can continue to fight for equality and equity without the burnout. 

Alyssa Hall is an Anti-Racism Consultant and Leadership Coach whose work with her clients focuses on strengthening the leadership skills needed in promoting an anti-racist environment. In addition, she ensures her clients continually uphold their values of diversity, equity, and inclusivity, which in turn brings them greater success in their lives and their businesses.

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If you’ve blacked out and ended up with three candles, two pillows, and a pencil box from the dollar section at Target one too many times (IYKYK), audibly gasped when the bill came at the end of a dinner with friends, or checked your credit card bill only to realize that you overspent on online shopping AGAIN, this episode is for you. Host Tori Dunlap guides you through a shame and judgment-free practice to help you curb your emotional spending purchases so you can spend money on the things you ACTUALLY like without guilt.

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We’re spilling the tea on the entertainment industry. In this episode, Tori is joined by Sport’s Illustrated model Ella Halikas to talk about her experience as a curve model, influencer, and content creator. Together, they deep dive into how the industry exploits and takes advantage of talent, and what can be done to change it. An excellent episode for anyone hoping to be a part of the entertainment industry (whether behind or in front of the camera), or anyone who wants to learn more about how to handle inconsistent finances, build a side hustle, or monetize content creation.

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Struggling with credit card debt and overspending? Not sure how to best tackle your overwhelming credit card bills and make a dent in the interested mountain? Looking for a queer voice in finance? Good news, we’ve got the experts in the house. John and David are the Debt Free Guys –– husbands living their fabulous lives helping others live amazing lives without sacrificing their financial security. We spend our time chatting about debt payoff, keeping up with the Joneses, and how finances are different for members of the LGBTQ+ community. Whether you identify as queer or an ally, this episode is a must-listen.

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The news lately has been, in a word, a little anxiety-inducing. Between articles calling this the stock market “summer from hell,” conversations about inflation, and of course, the possibility of a recession, it’s no wonder our anxiety around money is at an all-time high. In today’s episode, Tori guides you through practical steps to plan for times of financial instability, as well as a gentle pep-talk to help you get perspective on our current financial situation.

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Have you ever walked into a room and wondered how to leave the best impression? Dating with no idea how to connect deeper? Wanting to up your networking game? Today’s guest know’s just how to make you the most interesting person in the room. Danielle Robay is a TV host, journalist, and creator of the PRETTYSMART podcast. She’s an expert at asking thoughtful, unique, and downright fun questions and has interviewed industry heavyweights like Taylor Swift, Simon Cowell, Hellen Mirren, and Tom Hanks. In today’s episode, Danielle talks about how she got noticed as a journalist, the “invisible hours” of being a woman in media, and why she thinks pop culture is one of the greatest connectors of our generation.

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