Random Budget Podcasts

Think personal finance, but fun as hell. Get ready to ditch money shame and start building wealth without giving up your lifestyle. If you’re ready to pay off debt, save, invest and no longer feel guilty for spending or enjoying your life–you’re in the right place, future bajillioniare. Let’s party.

Categories: Business

Tags: Budget, Credit, debt, Finance, Freedom, loans, millennial, millionaire, mindset, Money, relationships, saving

Weekly episodes about trends and news within hustle culture, big business, personal branding and social media. Hosted by Drew Trott & Sarah Hingston, a couple starting from the ground floor and documenting their experiences and lessons about starting their personal brands and content creation.

Categories: Business

Tags: Budget, environment, Finance, Food, Freedom, frugal, health, hustling, Money, pop culture, side hustle, sustainability, vintage

Many school system initiatives struggle to get results. Why? All of us who care about education — district staff, community leaders, principals, teachers (and the people who love them) — know that school districts face huge challenges: from persistent achievement gaps, to teacher shortages. And we know how frustrating it feels when strategic plans and best efforts don’t produce significantly better results for teachers and students. It was hard for teachers in Tulsa Public Schools to meet their students’ diverse needs and deliver instruction that met new, more rigorous standards. This challenge was exacerbated by high levels of teacher turnover (especially among new teachers) and low levels of education funding. By (1) clearly defining what schools needed to be successful, and (2) shifting resources and designing processes to give schools the support they need, the district IS getting traction and seeing results. In this mini-podcast, real school and district leaders share details about what they did and how they did it.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Budget, change, development, Education, K12, learning, Management, oklahoma, planning, principals, Professional, schools, Strategic, strategy, students, teachers, tulsa

You can feel good about your money and ditch the stress, and Shannah Game will show you how! Welcome to Everyone’s Talkin’ Money (formally Millennial Money), your go-to money podcast where we explore personal finance, money, goals, money therapy, relationships, mental health, happiness, wellbeing, motivation, and entrepreneurship for Millennials, Generation Z, and General X. I’m your host, Shannah Game, a seasoned Financial planner (aka a real money expert) with over eighteen years in the industry. My mission? To help you craft and conquer your financial goals and feel good at the same time. As a Certified Trauma of Money Expert, I’m here to lead you on a transformative journey to mend your relationship with money, chart out achievable financial goals, and embrace the life you’ve always dreamt of. It’s time to feel good about your money! Do you often find yourself tangled in a web of financial stress and uncertainty? Everyone’s Talkin’ Money is here for you. But here’s the twist: I’m not your average financial pundit. Holding the prestigious title of Certified Financial Planner™ and Certified Trauma of Money Expert, I bring a distinctive angle to the podcast. My extensive experience and specialized training equip me to guide you through the emotional labyrinth of money. It’s not just about numbers; it’s about breaking down those emotional barriers to financial triumph and indulging in some money therapy along the way. The best part of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money is the stellar lineup of life-changing guests. From experts in the realms of money and personal finance to experts in lifestyle, relationships, entrepreneurship, celebrities, self-improvement, and more. These guests help you deal with one of life’s toughest subjects – money. Our podcast’s mission transcends traditional financial advice; it’s about healing your relationship with money and setting tangible financial goals. Our guests include money experts offering financial tips, entrepreneurs sharing their goal-setting journeys, insightful authors, and even artists, chefs, and celebrities who open up about their own money stories. Each episode is full of wisdom and inspiration, a testament to real people like you and me, striving to unravel their emotional connection with money while embarking on a journey to build wealth and financial freedom. Everyone’s Talkin’ Money has carved a niche for itself, earning well-deserved accolades and recognition. The New York Times hailed it as one of the Top 4 Money Podcasts, and the show has been featured in numerous publications as a top personal finance podcast. I put myself in your shoes, fearlessly asking the burning money questions you’ve longed to have answered but never dared to ask. My distinctive blend of personal finance and money therapy expertise helps you figure out money through a different lens. I also share my wealth of knowledge accrued over my eighteen years in the financial industry in my weekly “Ask Shannah” segments. These segments zero in on listener queries, with real and personalized money insights to steer you on your financial journey. Our podcast guests aren’t just experts spewing financial jargon; they are relatable individuals who, like you, are navigating the emotional tides of money while chasing wealth and financial freedom. In the realm of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, all are welcome, and our mission is to make money discussions both pleasurable and approachable. In a world where money often serves as a source of anxiety and apprehension, Everyone’s Talkin’ Money presents a refreshing and empowering perspective. Join us on this enlightening journey toward financial empowerment and emotional well-being. Don’t hesitate to tune in to Everyone’s Talkin’ Money today and kickstart your journey towards feeling good about your money!

Categories: Business, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: Budget, budgeting, career advice, couplesandmoney, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, investing, lifestyle, Money, money saving tips, moneypodcast, personal finance, podcastsforwomen, travel, Wealth, wellness

The Family Money Minute is a 60 second program designed to help families maximize their money today so they make more memories tomorrow! Savings Expert Sami Cone takes two of the hottest topics affecting our day to day living, family and money, and combines them into practical tidbits that anyone can use to immediately impact their lives. Listeners will learn everything from basic money saving techniques to smart tips on how to make their dollars stretch further. The Family Money Minute isn’t about getting a quick freebie (though that will often happen as a result!), but rather retrain people’s minds in how they think about and act with their money. Even those that think they don’t need to save money will get excited by the insights Cone shares from her personal experiences and fellow experts.

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Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: blogger, Budget, Coupon, deals, expert, family, free, giving, Kids, lifestyle, Money, saving, shopping, travel

This is a podcast about people. A collection of stories from across the globe. Let’s face it, we are all pretty dang busy these days. With a limited budget, and even more scarce vacation days, it can be hard to look beyond your day to day life. We keep hearing the benefits of travel such as the sparks of creativity, the understanding of people and cultures, and the digging into yourself to see whats inside. Although I can’t provide everything travel has to offer through the convenience of your earbuds, what I can do is let you meet people you would never normally met. Meet poets in London, chefs in southern Germany, ghost hunters in Seattle, and an architect in Malaysia. They are all here, and generously share their stories so that we can see a different side of life. These are real stories, told by real people, that really live on the same planet we do, and the more people I meet the more I realize that despite our differences we are all just humans trying to survive on the same rock we call Earth. We are all people.

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Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: abroad, Adventure, Asia, australia, Awareness, backpack, Budget, Citizen, Culture, Europe, Experience, globe, journey, oyster, people

Three novices, with very different tastes, try whiskeys (and whiskies, for you Scotch lovers) that can be purchased for less than $50 — searching for the elusive top shelf whiskeys at a bottom shelf price. These are not whiskey pros but rather a group of friends who just love getting together to banter and taste a new whiskey. The world is full of cheap, mediocre whiskeys, but they also stumble on some gems and guide the listener to what’s worth searching out.

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Leisure

Tags: bottom shelf, Bourbon, Budget, cheap, scotch, tasting, top shelf, Whiskey, whiskeys, whiskies, Whisky

Have you have ever wanted to just pack your bags, store your possessions and take off for unknown lands? We have and we want to share that with you. We bring you ‘Small Worlds.’ A podcast dedicated to exploring this small globe of ours, the people we meet along the way and the stories they have. From temporary to long term travelers, backpackers, glampackers and locals alike, we explore interesting characters and learn about their journeys.We hope to entertain you with tales from the road, educate you with information about the places we go, and hopefully inspire you to take a risk, chase a dream and realize that there are so many amazing people and places to see! And if all that fails, at least give you a couple of laughs. Welcome, to Small Worlds!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: backpacking, best travel, Budget, current, Funny, places to go, real events, shoestring, story, travel, trip, vacation

On Protecting Your Assets with Steve Shyman, Chicago’s retirement, income and wealth coach helps thousands of people plan for a better financial life. Steve helps his clients avoid financial industry traps and manage as much risk, distress and confusion as possible. He treats the goals/objectives of each of his clients as if they were his own, in order to provide sound financial advice. Secure the peace of mind that you’re entitled to. Meet with a fiduciary who commits himself to honest and integrity.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: 401k, 403b, adviser, Advisor, BOND, Budget, Care, distribution, Education, Finance, Income, Insurance, Invest, ira, long, Market, medicare, minimum, Money, mortgage, plan, required, Retire, risk, rmd, Security, social, stock, tax, term, tsp, Volatility

The Ramsey Show believes you can build wealth and take control of your life—no matter what stupid mistakes you’ve made with money. Join as Dave Ramsey and his team of experts answer your questions on the top problems holding you back. Listen now or ask your question live by calling 888.825.5225 weekdays from 2–5 p.m. ET. Learn more at www.ramseysolutions.com

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Budget, business, buyhouse, career, creditcards, debt, Education, Finance, Insurance, investing, Money, personalfinance, RealEstate, relationships, Retirement, savings, selfimprovement, SELL, taxes

A frequently rotating cast of friends discuss whatever comes to mind with no particular goal in sight.

Categories: Comedy

Tags: basement, Budget, cereal, Comedy, friendship, humor, life, light hearted, Movies, music, nonsense, relatable, struggles, table, unscripted, video games, wellness

Cathy de la Cruz and Erin Donovan review films and discuss current film events. Visit us on the web at: http://www.showmeyourtitles.com/ Send us feedback at: showmeyourtitles@gmail.com

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: art, Budget, documentary, Festival, film, Independent, Low, Making

Healthcare is not Health Insurance. Knowing the difference can save you money and frustration. Scott W. Dowling provides 30 years of knowledge and experience to offer individuals, employees and employers the education and information that they need in order to lower the amount of money spent on health insurance while keeping themselves and their families 100% covered. Scott happily answers all of your questions in a straightforward and easy to understand way.

Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family

Tags: Benefits, Budget, employees, Employers, entrepreneurs, family, HDHP, health, health insurance, Health Savings Account, Healthcare, High Deductible Health Plan, HSA, Insurance, open enrollment, small business

“Whats This Tao All About?” is a beginner’s guide to Taoism and the Tao Te Ching hosted by Dr. Carl Totton a Tao master, member of the Martial Arts Hall of Fame, and Doctor of Psychology. The co-host is Tod Perry, the host of the popular comedy podcasts Low Budget FM, Far Out! and The Original Kings of Podcasting.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: buddhism, Budget, Ching, far, fm, Low, out, perry, Podcast, spirituality, tao, Taoism, Te, tod

Making Cord Cutting fun with the best tool in streaming: The Roku! Cord Cutting is not as hard as you think (when you try), and I explain how I did it so hopefully you gain ideas and the knowledge to try yourself. Join me and my adventures with the Roku! You will find something you like!

Categories: Technology

Tags: and, Budget, Cable, cord, cutting, Freedom, media, Money, Roku, SPorts, television, tips, tricks, tv

Over 250 interviews with Digital Nomads, Location Independent Entrepreneurs and Expats living the 4-hour workweek! Subscribe for weekly interviews about the best places in the world to live, travel, all while starting or running and online business! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/travellikeaboss/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: 4hourworkweek, Budget, bulletproof, business, chiang, digital, digitalnomad, drop, Dropshipping, eCommerce, entrepreneur, ferris, Four, Hour, mai, nomad, paleo, shipping, Thailand, travel, traveling, week

Tune to watch Best Selling Author, Award Winning Speaker, and Biology-based Success Architect Heather Wagenhals interview the hottest minds in productivity, entrepreneurship, budgeting, personal finance, investing, psychology, and personal development to help you get your MoneyMind©Right. Past appearances include: celebrity guests like Larry Winget of A & E’s Big Spender, Million Dollar Listing BRAVO’s Chris Leavitt, and Sharon Lechter co-author Rich Dad Poor Dad. Our lineup of guests includes T. Harv Eker author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind, Chicken Soup for the Soul magnate Mark Victor Hansen, real estate expert Jason Hartman, Kiana Danial the Invest Diva, Mastering Happiness coach Dr. Joel Wade, publishing tycoon Steve Forbes, #1 Ranked market analyst Jim Woods, Shark Tank’s Kevin Harrington and many more.

Categories: Business

Tags: Budget, Credit, debt, entrepreneur, Finance, millioniares, Money, mortgage, RealEstate

It’s time to break free from financial stress with simple, effective strategies designed for moms craving a method they can actually stick to! In this podcast, Budget Strategy Coach, Erin Britt, shares a 5-step monthly budgeting method that reduces overwhelm and helps you pay off debt, build wealth, and live abundantly. Whether you’re struggling with impulse spending, relying on credit cards, or feeling too busy to budget, you’ll find practical tips and mindset shifts to take control of your money.

Join a community of moms ready to align their spending with their values, plan for the future, and break free from the stress of paycheck-to-paycheck living. It’s time to budget smarter, enjoy life more, and move toward financial freedom—without sacrificing the things you love.

This is a debt podcast!

Topics we cover:
Foundational Budgeting Skills:

– How to create and stick to a budget, even with limited income.
– Simple, actionable steps to build a zero-balance budget each month.

Overcoming Impulse Spending & Credit Card Reliance:

– Strategies to control impulse buying and overspending.
– Breaking the cycle of using credit cards as income and paying off debt sustainably.

Budgeting for Busy Moms:

– Budgeting tips for real life – especially budgeting tips for busy moms

Intentional Living & Aligning Spending with Values:

– How to figure out your core values and create a value-based budget
– How to spend intentionally without sacrificing things you love.
– Aligning household routines and systems with financial goals.

Financial Preparedness & Saving for the Future:

– Building emergency funds and saving for bigger expenses with confidence.
– How to manage everyday expenses while planning for future goals like retirement, vacations or a home.

Self-Care & Financial Wellness:

– Prioritizing self-care to avoid burnout.
– Developing healthy habits for long-term financial success and balance.

Mindset Shifts for Financial Growth:

– Abundance mindset
– Embracing financial mistakes as opportunities for growth and grace.

Tracking Spending & Staying Accountable:

– Practical tools to track where your money goes and stay in control.
– The power of community and support systems

A note from Erin:
As a single mom and sole provider with no additional support, I paid off thousands of dollars in debt on a teacher’s salary. I know firsthand that it’s possible to take control of your finances, no matter your income or circumstances. My straightforward, foundational approach to budgeting simplifies the process, giving you the tools and confidence to manage your money effectively and build a secure financial future. If I could do it on my own, you can too—and I’m here to show you how.

*How can I pay off my debt?
*Is there an easy budget method?
*How can I simplify my household expenses?
*How can I pay down credit card debt?
*How can I stop relying on credit cards?

*How to start budgeting for beginners?
*How to budget on one income?

*How can I live within a budget?

*How do I write a budget?
*How do I spend less?

*How can I move forward financially?
*What if I don’t have enough money to invest?
*How can I build wealth?
*How can my budget reflect my core values?

*How can I LIVE ABUNDANTLY on a budget?

*Is there someone out there who understands being a single mom that can help me with my finances?! 🙂 I got you, girl.

Erin Britt is your host and can be found on Instagram(@budgeteffectpodcast)

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Budget, debt free, Financial Goals, Financial Independence, investing, minimalism, mom life, Money, money goals, personal finance, Simple Life, single mom, zero-balance budget