Everyone's Talkin' Money
New York Times Top 4 Money Podcast with over 24 million downloads! Ever wake up at 3 a.m. in a full-blown panic, wondering if you’ll ever have “enough” money? Maybe you’re making more than ever, but somehow, the worry never goes away. You stress over every purchase, second-guess every money move, and still feel like you’re one wrong decision away from losing it all. Here’s the truth: It’s not just about the dollars—it’s about what’s happening in your head. Welcome to Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, the podcast that finally tells it like it is: your emotions, thoughts...
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Holiday Spending Survival Guide: The How-Much-Is-Too-Much Budget
<p>If you’ve already blown your holiday gift budget… breathe. You are not the only one scrolling through your cart at 11 p.m., refreshing the screen, praying the total magically drops by $200. Your holiday spending didn’t “get away from you.” It sprinted off in glitter-covered sneakers — and today we’re going to get you back in control.</p> <p>In this episode, Shari breaks down why the holidays turn even the savviest women into overspending zombies, how guilt and obligation collide with Pinterest-level expectations, and what really causes December budgets to explode (hint: it’s not just the gifts). </p> <p>...
Money Blindspots: Why Smart Women Get Caught Off Guard
<p>So many smart, successful women are running companies, leading teams, and managing full lives… yet flying blind when it comes to their own household finances. Not because they’re clueless, but because money is quiet when you ignore it — and trust feels easier than clarity.</p> <p>In this episode, Shari breaks down the real reason high-earning women get financially blindsided and the three guardrails every woman needs to stay informed, secure, and empowered. </p> <p>Then forensic accountant Tracy Coenen joins the conversation to reveal what she sees behind the scenes: the blind spots, red flags, and financial dynami...
Permission Granted (Part 2): Fear, Freedom, and Writing a New Money Story with Carl Richards
<p>In Part 2 of this intimate conversation, Shari continues her discussion with Carl Richards, the New York Times “Sketch Guy.” If Part 1 was about the behavior behind money, Part 2 is about the beliefs behind your life.</p> <p>Carl opens up about how his simple sketches began, how a single comment from his wife reshaped his entire career, and why permission—not math—is often the missing piece in big financial and life decisions. </p> <p>He shares unforgettable stories, including the woman who left her prestigious Wall Street law job to return home and help her father run the family f...
Money Is Human: A Powerful Conversation with Carl Richards on Fear, Permission, and Becoming a Better Investor
<p>Money doesn’t behave the way math does—and no one knows that better than today’s guest, Carl Richards, the New York Times “Sketch Guy” and author of The Behavior Gap. In Part 1 of this powerful two-part series, Shari Rash, sits down with Carl to unpack the exact moment he realized that investing is less about spreadsheets and more about psychology, fear, wiring, and real-life behavior.</p> <p>Carl shares the story of stumbling into finance by accident, landing on the trading floor during the Netscape IPO frenzy, and discovering firsthand that humans—not numbers—drive markets. </p> <p>Together, Sh...
Recession Core, But Make It Personal: How to Thrive Without the “Cost of Comfort”
<p>Is a recession coming? Maybe. But here’s the truth: the only recession that really matters is the one happening in your household. </p> <p>In this candid, practical conversation, Shari Rash and financial coach Dylan Snowden reframe “Recession Core” from a fashion trend into a living, breathing money protocol. </p> <p>You’ll learn how to strip out the hidden “cost of comfort,” build sustainable habits you won’t abandon by February, and prepare for income dips without living like a monk.</p> <p>You’ll hear: </p> Why “personal recession” planning beats doom-scrolling economic headlines The “cost of comfort” leaks (par...
Give More, Stress Less: Your Guide to Intentional Year-End Generosity
<p>The most rewarding money move you can make before December 31st isn’t a tax hack, an investment tweak, or a budgeting trick — it’s generosity. But not the chaotic, guilt-driven kind that leaves you staring at your credit card bill wondering what happened. </p> <p>We’re talking intentional, values-aligned giving that feels good, makes sense financially, and creates real impact.</p> <p>In this episode, Shari breaks down how to build a year-end giving plan that’s thoughtful, strategic, and completely aligned with what matters most to you. From setting a realistic giving budget to choosing between cash, stuf...
RIP to the Penny: The Real Reason It’s Gone and the Future of Money
<p>The penny has officially been laid to rest — and while most of us won’t shed a tear, its retirement marks a surprisingly big moment in how America handles money. </p> <p>In this quick update, I’m walking you through what happened to the penny, why the U.S. finally pulled the plug, and what this tiny change means for your wallet and the future of cash.</p> <p>You’ll hear: </p> Why the U.S. Mint stopped making pennies and how much money it saves How other countries (like Canada) ditched their low-value coins decades ago What rou...
Benefits, Bonuses & Open Enrollment: Don’t Leave Free Money on the Table - Smart Money Moves Before Year-End, Part 3
<p>If open enrollment season makes your eyes glaze over faster than a holiday spreadsheet, this one’s for you. In Part 3 of the Smart Money Moves Before Year-End series, Shari dives into all the hidden ways you can squeeze more value out of your paycheck before December 31. From health plans to hidden perks, this is your reminder that benefits are part of your compensation — and it’s time they pulled their weight.</p> <p>You’ll walk away with: </p> A step-by-step guide to reviewing your health, dental, and vision plans The real difference between FSAs and HSAs (and how to u...
How to Know It’s Time to Leave Your Business (and What “Enough” Really Costs)
<p>What happens after the awareness? After you stop spending on autopilot… how do you start building on purpose? </p> <p>In part two, Shari connects money mindfulness to business-building — and why your exit number should be based on the life you actually want, not what Instagram says counts as “success.” </p> <p>Guest Kathryn Finney returns to share how she grew her blog into a real media company, figured out her number, and made the hard call to sell it — even though she could’ve made more by staying. </p> <p>She also breaks down the difference between a startup and...
Why We Spend When We’re Sad: Turning Emotional Purchases Into Purpose
<p>We don’t always spend because we’re “bad with money.” We spend because we’re human — grieving, stressed, lonely, or trying to feel in control. </p> <p>In this episode, Shari breaks down emotional spending as a signal, not a flaw, and shows you how to start asking the one question that changes everything: “What am I actually trying to feel right now?” </p> <p>Then you’ll hear from Kathryn Finney, who was shopping to cope after losing a parent… and ended up turning that emotional spending into The Budget Fashionista, one of the earliest successful fashion blogs. </p> <p>You’l...
