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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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00:15:54

Money Doesn't Make You Happy, But Lifestyle Creep Can...

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2021/02/17

Warren Gosling has learned that money is the key to unlocking more freedom and time. Warren graduated with a degree in Economics from the University of Manchester. He entered the banking industry on Barclays’ graduate scheme where he spent 4 years, before moving to PricewaterhouseCoopers’ risk management consulting practice. There, his project engagements included a number of high-profile finance firms, including Lehman Brothers, Citibank, RBS, UBS. He is now an independent contractor. Outside

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00:15:23

Managing Money as a Digital Nomad

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2021/02/10

Jules Costa is a true digital nomad. She was raised by Brazilian parents in Chicago, and kick started her career as a freelancer when her laptop died while traveling, forcing her to invent a creative solution to earn money for a replacement. Since then, she has launched a successful solo business as a copywriter, and shares her tips for other freelancers who are interested in pursuing financial independence through her Instagram platform, @julesontap.

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00:18:33

You Know More About Personal Finance Than You Think

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2021/02/03

Chris Browning is the host of the award-winning podcast “Popcorn Finance.” The show’s mission is to help people make sense of personal finance in less time than it takes to make a bag of popcorn. Chris has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Investopedia, and Nerdwallet. In this episode, Chris shares his biggest money mistakes and wins, and what he believes the keys to financial wellness are.

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00:13:18

How One Influencer Turned Her Side Hustle Into A...

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2021/01/27

Katia Chesnok is the founder of personal finance blog and Instagram platform Economikat, where she educates millennials, Latinx, and BIPOC communities on all things money, and empowers them with wealth-building tips to earn more, negotiate, side hustle, budget, and invest. She paid off more than $38,000 of credit card debt in 18 months thanks to her side hustle, which later became a six-figure digital marketing business.

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00:25:57

From DACA to Dream Job: Meet Best-Selling Author...

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2021/01/21

Daniela Pierre-Bravo is a New York City-based booking producer for MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” co-author, alongside Mika Brezinski, of the best-selling book “Earn It! Know Your Value and Grow Your Career, in your 20s and Beyond." Daniela grew up in Ohio, as the daughter of immigrants from Chile. She found out that she was undocumented shortly before beginning college, and discusses how this profoundly affected her views on money and professional success.

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00:17:03

Finding the Parallels Between Sports and Money

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2021/01/15

Maia Monell is the co-founder and chief marketing officer at Nav.it, a digital banking app seeking to empower customers to make better financial choices by changing the conversation around money. She discusses how growing up playing tennis influenced her competitive professional outlook, and why you are more than just your credit score.

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00:18:45

Who is the voice behind this podcast? Meet Ilona,...

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2021/01/08

Learn more about the person behind the “Money Memories.” Host Ilona shares her family’s journey from Cuba, to Russia, to Kentucky, how her earliest money memory taught her that money is about control, and why she’ll spend money on a pedicure – but not a manicure. Don’t forget to follow our new Instagram page: @money_memories.

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16:49

How Mills Got to Know Her Bills

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2020/11/18

Amelia, aka Mills, shares how her first “a ha” moment in college started her on her path towards financial self-improvement, and why she believes that personal finance is a journey, and not a destination.

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25:33

Beginning With the End in Mind

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2020/11/11

Matthew’s views on money and inequality were strongly affected by his experience growing up in post-apartheid South Africa. He talks about how his parents were able to overcome the challenging environment to instill a sense of strong financial values, and the twists and turns that his path in entrepreneurship has taken.

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21:52

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

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2020/11/04

Marisol and Fernanda share their perspectives on the gender wealth gap in Mexico, what it's like being female entrepreneurs in Latin America, and how growing up in Mexico and Nicaragua shaped their perspectives on personal finance.

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17:51

How Dealing With Loss Inspired One Influencer to...

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2020/10/28

Angie E is the creator of hit IG page Financial Lioness. Angie's father died at a young age, and as a result, she had to grow up quickly. We talk about the lessons she learned while watching her mother rebuild her family, and how she's taking steps to ensure that she passes down generational wealth to her son.

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17:41

Thinking About Finance in a New Way

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2020/10/21

Amanda is the creator of the Let Us Think YouTube video channel. We discuss how Amanda's earliest money memory working with a bull (no, really) shaped her identity as a saver, and why she thinks more women should invest in the market.

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14:18

Confessions of a Money Life Coach

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2020/10/07

Tawnya Schultz is a financial life coach based in Tahoe. She shares how her experience with paying off her own debt inspired her to give back to others and, and the advice she would give to 20-somethings on their financial planning journey. Explore her course here: themoneylifecoach.com

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14:03

How One Creator Combined Illustration with Personal...

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2020/09/30

Nat shares how immigrating to the United States at a young age instilled in her the value of saving money, and how she combined her passion for illustration and finance to create her hit Instagram page, tipsaccepted.

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Finding Entrepreneurial Success in Unexpected Places

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2020/09/16

We're featuring Liang Deng, the the Chief of Staff a Kansas City-based Backstitch. Backstitch is a fast rising tech startup that builds tools for organizations to better engage with their employees. We talk about Liang’s early experience selling custom gel pens inspired him to work in entrepreneurship, and why startup life isn’t always as glamorous as it seems. Liang is a graduate of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

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22:30

Building Financial Solutions for the Common Good

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2020/09/09

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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17:12

Engineering Your Way to Better Credit

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2020/08/29

Torrence Williams is a Louisville-based industrial engineer who has combined his project management background with his passion for developing relationships, in order to better his community. Learn how Torrence used student loans to his improve his credit score, and how he plans to build wealth by using government programs for minorities.

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19:46

The Secret to Student Loan Repayment: Discipline, Not...

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2020/08/26

Maggie McGrath is an associate editor at Forbes and the editor of ForbesWomen, the Forbes vertical dedicated to covering all angles of female entrepreneurship and the most successful women in business. She has worked on nearly every list Forbes puts out. We discuss how Maggie’s early experience with cash envelopes taught her financial discipline, and the most important thing she wishes she had known before taking out student loans while at Penn.

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17:45

Learning How To Be Young, But Not Broke

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2020/08/19

Kavya Ravikanti is a graduate of the University of Virginia, and one of the founders of Young, Not Broke, a personal finance community whose mission is to empower young people to manage their money through various content and events. Since launching the platform, she and her team have successfully expanded the platform to include a newsletter with thousands of subscribers.

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18:36

Dragging Your Way Into Creative Self-Expression

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2020/08/05

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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