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EP. 1126

Heather Cabot

Author, The New Chardonnay

From Snoop Dogg to Martha Stewart and suburbia, marijuana has entered the mainstream. What drove this movement? It's a story about business, race, politics and of course, money.

EP. 1125

Margaret Skoglund

Founder, Virtual Broadway

Margaret Skoglund's pivot would not only help her to rebound, but many of her creative colleagues on Broadway.

EP. 1124

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

How to find a mentor and earn more media for your company? And if you had to choose: would you save an extra $2,000 a month for retirement or for a future home?

EP. 1123

Arian Simone

Author, The Fearless Money Mindset

Arian Simone went from being abruptly fired, forced to live in her car, and living off food stamps to becoming a philanthropist and running her own venture capital fund.

EP. 1122

Alexandra Carter

Author, Ask For More

Can you *really* ask for a raise right now? In a recession? Our guest Alexandra (Alex) Carter says it's not impossible. She's spent that last 11 years helping people negotiate successfully in all realms of life.

EP. 1119

Jessi Hempel

Host, Hello Monday podcast

Jessi Hempel is a senior editor at large at LinkedIn and host of the Webby-nominated podcast Hello Monday. On the show we discuss how women, who've been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic and recession, land back in their careers.

EP. 1116

Chanie Wilschanski

CEO of Schools of Excellence

Chanie talks about why and how her family decided to move to Florida this summer, against all fears and uncertainty.

EP. 1115

Ask Farnoosh

Farnoosh Torabi

Is now a smart time to sell? What's the best way to find a financial planner? How to best pay for a kitchen remodel? How can I save on home and auto insurance right now? Farnoosh tackles your most recent financial questions.

EP. 1114

Mark Schug

Professor and Author

Mark Schug is Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and co-author of the new book, Teachers Can Be Financially Fit: Economists’ Advice for Educators.