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Money Memories

Bear and the Bull

Money Memories is a podcast that’s on a mission to make money conversations less taboo — one memory at a time. Each week we interview a new guest, and discuss how their earliest money memory affected their professional trajectories and molded their relationship to personal finance.

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00:12:22

Reaping What You Sow Financially

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2021/08/05

Carter Malloy is the founder of the farming startup AcreTrader. AcreTrader is a farmland real estate investment company offering low minimum, passive farm investments.. Carter grew up in an Arkansas farming family and has had a lifelong passion for investing, agriculture, and conservation. Prior to founding AcreTrader, he was part of an equity investment firm and a managing director with an investment bank. Carter shares how his earliest money memory of his parents’ bankruptcy affected him, and what

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00:18:51

Small Money Moves, Big Wins

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2021/07/28

Everyday Finance Gal is on a mission to help people build generational wealth. She and her family immigrated to the United States from Armenia. Her earliest money memory was translating a rent increase to her parents. “That’s when I first realized we didn’t have money,” she recalls. This experience influenced her to become an expert saver. Eventually, she built generational wealth for her family by learning how to invest in ETFs and real estate. Today, she shares the money lessons she has learned on

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00:20:59

Divorcing Yourself From an Arranged Marriage with Debt

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2021/07/15

Latasha Peterson is a blogger, side hustle coach and creator of Arts and Budgets, a blog dedicated to side hustles. In our conversation, Latasha describes why her relationship to debt was like being in an arranged marriage, and how her early memories of her parents’ difficult relationship with money influenced her into adulthood. She shares how she was able to take control of her financial journey, and the lessons she hopes to impart on her young children.

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00:22:29

Building Financial Solutions for the Common Good

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2021/07/08

Catherine Wright is on a mission to help make people more financially secure. She is passionate about developing innovative solutions to promote economic opportunities for underserved communities. We discuss how her earliest money money taught her the value of discipline, and why retirement and estate planning are crucial financial planning milestones. Catherine is a graduate of Georgetown University and MIT Sloan, and serves as a Sr. Innovation Manager at Commonwealth.

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00:20:38

Are Are Your Finances Controlling You?

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2021/07/01

Today’s guest is content creator Brandon from the IG account “Worth Life Balance.” After receiving an athletic scholarship, Brandon was initially set on a career in sports. However, he quickly realized that those opportunities were few and far between, and shifted into a career in finance. Brandon shares how his earliest money memories from a paper route taught him the importance of not spending money until you have it. We also discuss lessons that couples can incorporate into their financial

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00:18:36

Dragging Your Way Into Creative Self-Expression

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2021/06/24

Karlie Kant lives for the applause, applause, applause. She is a Berlin-based drag queen with self-proclaimed “big visions…and an even bigger nose!” We discuss how Karlie defines success – both monetarily and artistically- as well as the unique “startup risks” that drag performers face. Pray we catch you tuning in to this epic episode!

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00:21:33

Let's Talk About Money

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2021/06/17

Kelsey Willock is the Founder and CEO of Tardi - a psychology backed financial wellness and investment platform. She is also the author of "Not Your Boyfriend's Investment Advice" - a weekly newsletter where she uses humor and storytelling to educate her readers about investing and finance. Prior to her work at Tardi and NYBIA, she worked for Goldman Sachs advising institutional clients and on Launch with GS - the firm's billion dollar commitment to investing in diverse entrepreneurs and investment

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00:21:51

The Story of A'govest: A Mexican Fintech Startup...

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2021/06/02

Marisol Pérez-Chow and Fernanda Cuadra are the founders of agovest.com, a platform aimed at reducing the gender wealth gap for women in Mexico. They met while pursuing their MBAs at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business

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00:19:39

Building A Digital Ellis Island

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2021/05/26

Amir Hemmat is the co-founder and CEO of Welcome Technologies. Welcome Tech is the “digital Ellis Island” and future global platform for immigration. It is currently focused on the U.S. Latinx community, the largest immigrant community in the world. Amir shares how his parents’ immigrant experience influenced his relationship with money, and how overcoming cancer shifted his perspectives. Bonus: with Memorial Day weekend around the corner, I asked you to share your vacation budgets in this week’s

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00:13:24

How the CEO of the Fintech Payslip Balances Financial...

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2021/05/19

A conversation with the founder and CEO of Payslip, Fidelma McGuirk. Payslip offers its customers real-time visibility and control of payroll processes, something unheard of in an industry that is typically siloed and non-customizable. Fidelma talks about how growing up in Ireland shaped her work ethic, and how she balances financial wellness with mental wellness.

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00:15:45

Parlez-vous "money?"

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2021/05/12

Jonathan Verhaeghe, better known as "Joney Talks," is a Belgian personal finance content creator. After spending a year living in France on his company's dime, he realized that there was more that he could be doing with his money, but wasn't sure where to start. This prompted him to start documenting his personal finance journey, which he now shares via his podcast and blog. We talk about the differences Jon has observed between Europeans and Americans when it comes to money, and the irony of being

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00:16:42

Say "No" to Payday Loans

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2021/05/05

Paris Grant is a student at Florida International University and host of the "Millennial to Millionaire" podcast, which is dedicated to spreading financial literacy to the millennial generation. Growing up, Paris was primarily raised by the women in his family. We talk about how this influenced his relationship to money, particularly around valuing your worth. He also shares his biggest money mistake: taking out a payday loan. This week’s listener submissions feature your responses to the question:

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00:22:06

Home Is Where The Unicorn Is

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2021/04/28

Austin Allison is the co-founder of the disruptive real estate startup Pacaso, which recently became the fastest company to ever reach unicorn status, or a $1 billion valuation. I recently featured Pacaso in a Forbes piece published on April 1st, where I highlighted the company’s unique value proposition, which centers around letting individuals own fractional shares of luxury second homes. Austin shares how buying his first home at the age of 17 sparked his passion for real estate, and the

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00:25:10

Keeping the planet in the green

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2021/04/21

An article in the Wall Street Journal this week spotlighted a company named SilviaTerra — they use satellite imagery and AI to run a marketplace that values every acre of forest for timber, carbon, wildlife habitat, and other types of natural capital. To Money Memories listeners, this might have seemed familiar! We spoke with one of SilviaTerra's founders, Max Nova, last summer. Here's a look back at our conversation about what lessons Max has learned from Mr. Money Moustache, and why he considers

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00:22:46

How One Startup Uses Rent to Bridge the Racial Wealth...

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2021/04/14

This episode features Wemimo Abbey and Samir Goel, the co-founders of Esusu, a fintech platform that leverages data to bridge the racial wealth gap. Today, more than 7 million Americans are unbanked, and more than 20 million are credit invisible, meaning they lack credit history with one of the 3 credit reporting agencies. Esusu helps individuals build credit by allowing them to report their rent payments to these agencies. We talk about how Abbey and Samir’s shared immigrant experiences had a

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00:18:51

Small Money Moves, Big Wins

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2021/04/07

Everyday Finance Gal is a personal finance influencer who is on a mission to help individuals build generational wealth. She discusses what her earliest money memory of translating for her immigrant parents taught her, and how she learned to overcome scarcity mentality to master investing. Plus, this week's listener-submitted money memory shares lessons learned along a paper route.

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00:17:29

Spend Less Than You Have (If You Can)

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2021/03/31

Devon Melanson is a Canadian-based mortgage agent. When he's not busy helping people make their homeownership dreams come true, he runs an educational Instagram platform called @melansonmortgages. He shares how his parents instilled the importance of maintaining good credit early on, and how to practice good financial planning habits while working in a commission-based industry like real estate. Also, we feature a listener money memory submission that reminds us of the importance of always living

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00:17:43

Hella Pale, Hella Male: How This Former Teacher...

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2021/03/22

Rita Soledad is the founder and creator of the personal finance platform "Wealth Para Todos" and has been featured in Time's NextAdvisor series. She shares how growing up in the Latino community in southern California shaped her perspective, and how her debt payoff journey taught her to challenge her preconceived assumptions around money. Rita also discusses the emotional impact of poverty on our relationship to money, and why personal finance doesn't have to be hella pale, or hella male.

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00:24:24

How to Keep the Cash Flowing When the Ink Won't

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2021/03/11

Diego Mannino is a renowned tattoo artist who is celebrated for his Japanese-style custom illustrations. He spent decades at the iconic Daredevil Tattoo in New York City before relocating back to his native LA. We talk about how working in a cash-based business taught him financial discipline, and one of his favorite celebrity clients.

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00:11:40

Can Student Loans And Saving Coexist?

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2021/02/24

Eryn Schultz is the founder of pHERsonal Finance Day, a platform which offers courses and content tailored to high-earning women. Eryn is a graduate of Georgetown University and Harvard Business School. She discusses what inspired her to plunge into entrepreneurship, and answers your questions about student loans.

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