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Financial FeministPay Off Your Credit Card Debt FAST (Bonus)Check to see if you qualify for debt consolidation with our partner –– no impact to your credit score (terms apply): www.herfirst100k.com/payoff
If you’re drowning in credit card debt, this is your lifeline. I’m sharing the five strategies that can help you pay it off by the end of this year — and stay out of it for good. From slashing your interest rate to my favorite debt consolidation tool, these steps can save you thousands and give you your financial freedom back.
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2025-08-1407 minFinancial FeministIs Traditional Retirment a Scam?! (What to Do Instead) with Jillian JohnsrudBe the first to know when we launch Business Bootcamp Live! https://herfirst100k.com/biz-waitlist
What if everything you’ve been told about retirement is a lie? For years, we’ve been sold the idea that we should grind it out for 40+ years and finally start enjoying life at 65 — but what if that model is broken? In this episode, I’m joined by author and financial coach Jillian Johnsrud to talk about why the traditional retirement plan is failing us and how mini-retirements can give you freedom, fulfillment, and even more money along the way. We’re unpackin...
2025-08-1158 minFinancial Feminist7 Lessons Every Entrepreneur Needs to Know (How I Turned $40 into a Multi-Million Dollar Business)Be the first to know when we launch Business Bootcamp Live! https://herfirst100k.com/biz-waitlist
When I started my business, I had just $40 in my bank account. No trust fund, no corporate safety net, just a dream and a whole lot of grit. Fast forward, and that $40 has turned into a multi-million dollar company that’s helped over five million women change their relationship with money. But it didn’t happen without mistakes––and a lot of hard lessons along the way. In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on the seven most...
2025-08-0733 minFinancial FeministHow to Reinvent Yourself (Without Losing Yourself) with Sophia AmorusoWhat happens when you build a $100 million brand, become the face of a cultural movement, and then watch it all come crashing down—publicly? In this episode, I sit down with the iconic Sophia Amoruso—founder of Nasty Gal, originator of #Girlboss, and now a seasoned investor and entrepreneur—to talk about what it really takes to reinvent yourself without losing who you are. We get raw about failure, public scrutiny, and why walking away from something “successful” might actually be the most powerful move you can make. Whether you’re pivoting careers, or simply redefining what success looks like, Sophia...
2025-08-041h 00Financial FeministWhat Happens When the Church Controls Your Body, Voice, and Bank Account with Tia LevingsWhat happens when the doctrines of faith and control intersect with a woman's autonomy? In this replay episode, I sat down with Tia Levings, author of the powerful memoir “A Well-Trained Wife,” and her story will leave you speechless. Tia dives deep into her experience growing up in and escaping from Christian fundamentalism and the trad wife movement— before it was even called that. We talk about how patriarchal control impacts women financially, emotionally, and physically, and how that same mindset influences the political movements we're seeing today. If you've ever wondered how personal freedom intersects with religion, politics, and fi...
2025-07-241h 03Financial FeministMoney Hacks That Actually Work: Side Hustles, Savings, and Free Travel with Chris HutchinsIf you thought “hacking” your money meant clipping coupons or extreme budgeting, today’s episode is going to blow you away. I sat down with Chris Hutchins, of the All the Hacks podcast, to talk about how to maximize value in every area: spending, saving, earning, and traveling. Chris breaks down real, actionable hacks that go way beyond clipping coupons—including side hustles that don’t require starting a business, ways to “game the system” to cut costs on everything from groceries to luxury hotels, and how to rack up credit card points without going into debt. If you want to stop o...
2025-07-211h 27Financial FeministJVN on Queer Joy, Money Trauma, and The Financial Wake Up Call That Changed EverythingWhat happens when a cultural icon known for spreading joy and glam realness opens up about their most personal financial struggles? In this episode, I sit down with the one and only Jonathan Van Ness aka JVN for a raw, vulnerable, and hilarious conversation about money trauma, impulse spending, and the financial wake-up call that changed everything. From their first money memory at Bath & Body Works to navigating money as a public figure living with HIV, JVN shares how they went from financial avoidance to agency—with a little help from our past conversations. We dive deep into how qu...
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Financial Feministmillionaire mindset: taking risksIf you’ve been quietly collecting advice, saving resources, and sitting with the weight of your own potential, but too scared to actually take action––this episode is your invitation to move. Today kicks off our brand new millionaire mindset series. But it’s not about becoming a millionaire as much as it is about thinking like one. In this first episode, I’m exploring what it really means to take risks—not just the headline-grabbing kind, but the real, uncomfortable, sweaty-palm, heart-racing decisions that stretch you and shape you. I’m sharing all of the life-lessons that have allowed me to...
2025-07-1036 minFinancial FeministBroke? Start Here with Dasha Kennedy (The Broke Black Girl)Being broke isn’t just a number in your bank account—it’s a feeling of exhaustion, fear, and isolation. It’s a cycle that so many of us know intimately, and one that today’s guest, Dasha Kennedy—aka The Broke Black Girl—has lived, studied, and helped thousands escape. In this deeply honest conversation, Dasha and I talk about what it means to truly be broke, the systemic barriers that keep so many people in financial survival mode, and the very first steps you can take to begin rewriting your money story. Whether you’re deep in debt, feeling st...
2025-07-071h 12Financial FeministHow to Be a Great Leader (Without Losing Yourself) with Amanda LitmanWhat if leadership didn’t mean overworking your team, sacrificing your mental health, or pretending to be someone you’re not? In this episode, I’m sitting down with repeat guest, Amanda Litman—founder of Run for Something and author of When We’re in Charge—to talk about how millennials and Gen Z are reshaping leadership from the inside out. We dig into what it takes to lead with empathy, accountability, and boundaries in today’s work culture—and why the old playbook just doesn’t work anymore. From navigating social media and hybrid workplaces to building inclusive, sustainable teams...
2025-06-3058 minFinancial FeministIf You’re Disillusioned with Politics, Listen to This (How 25-Year-Old Deja Foxx is Not Letting Age Keep Her From Changing the World)If you’ve ever looked at the state of politics and thought, “What’s the point?”—this conversation is the reminder you need. I sat down with powerhouse activist Deja Foxx, who at just 25 is running for Congress in Arizona’s 7th district. She’s not just talking about change—she’s out there knocking on doors, refusing corporate PAC money, and pushing bold, progressive policies that impact real people, especially those who’ve been left behind by the system. We talk about the true cost of running for office, why reproductive rights are a financial issue, and what it actually takes to...
2025-06-2639 minFinancial FeministOwning Your Ambition with Danielle RobayIf you've ever felt like your ambition made people uncomfortable—or worse, made you question your worth—this episode is for you. In this episode I sat down with journalist and content creator Danielle Robay, to talk about what it means to own your ambition in a world that constantly tries to shrink you. Dubbed The Queen of Questions, she has interviewed everyone from Taylor Swift to Michael B. Jordan, and today she’s talking with us about everything from asking better questions to navigating the spiritual cost of going after big dreams.
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2025-06-231h 16Financial FeministThe Cost of Being Trans with Ash PerezRegister for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
You might think you know the financial cost of transitioning—but what you’ll hear in this episode will completely reframe how you think about money, identity, and survival. In this episode, I spoke with Ash Perez –– Cuban-Korean-Filipino writer, director, producer, and openly trans man who’s sharing what it really takes to live authentically in a world that often doesn’t make room for that authenticity. From top surgery and hormone therapy to lost job opportunities and acne treatments d...
2025-06-161h 20Financial FeministHow to Be a Rich Girl (Without Selling Your Soul) with Katie Gatti TassinRegister for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
What does it really mean to be a “rich girl”—and can we pursue wealth without sacrificing our values or our mental health? In this episode, I sit down with one of my favorite personal finance girlies, Katie Gatti Tassin, founder of Money with Katie and author of Rich Girl Nation. Katie and I dive into what it means to define success on your own terms and how to untangle your identity from your income. We talk a...
2025-06-091h 08Financial Feminist5 Sneaky Money Mindsets Ruining Your Financial GoalsRegister for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
I’ve seen it over and over again––the smartest, most capable people sabotage their financial success because of mindset traps they don’t even realize they’re falling into. In this episode, I’m walking you through 5 sneaky money mindsets that could be silently wrecking your financial goals—and more importantly, how to break free from them. These aren't just bad habits. They’re deeply-rooted beliefs that keep us playing small, procrastinating, and feeling like we’re not “cut out”...
2025-06-0526 minFinancial FeministIs Capitalism Ruining My Sex Life? With Queer Sex Therapist Casey TannerRegister for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
Let’s talk about sex baby! If you've ever wondered why sex, pleasure, and intimacy often come with guilt—you're not alone. In this episode of Financial Feminist, I’m joined by Casey Tanner, AASECT certified sex therapist and author of the book “Feel It All: A Therapist's Guide to Reimagining Your Relationship with Sex.” We dive deep into how capitalism, purity culture, and gender norms are shaping not just your finances—but your sex life too. Yep––capita...
2025-06-0253 minFinancial FeministStudy Hall: Home BuyingRegister for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
Class is back in session! In this special ‘Study Hall’ episode, I’m breaking down one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make––home buying. We’ve packed this episode with some of our best conversations on renting vs. buying—including insights from Ramit Sethi, Kate Wood from NerdWallet, and Redfin’s Chief Economist Daryl Fairweather. Whether you’re trying to decide if homeownership makes sense for you, want to better understand mortgages, or need permission to not buy a...
2025-05-2654 minFinancial FeministFinancial Scarcity, Debt, and Shame: How to Start Fresh with Natalia Brown (National Debt Relief)Register for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
I know firsthand how heavy financial scarcity can feel—especially when you’re dealing with debt. It’s not just numbers on a screen; it’s fear, shame, and anxiety that can leave you frozen in place. In this episode, I’m joined by Natalia Brown, Chief Compliance and Consumer Affairs Officer at National Debt Relief, who not only brings professional expertise, but powerful lived experience growing up in Harlem and navigating financial hardship herself.
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2025-05-221h 03Financial FeministInvesting 101 with JL CollinsRegister for our FREE workshop, Stock Market Secrets: Debunking Common Myths for Successful Investing: herfirst100k.com/secrets-pod
In today’s episode I’m sitting down with the “godfather of financial independence" aka JL Collins, to demystify investing in the most approachable way possible. JL has been in the game for over 50 years and wrote The Simple Path to Wealth—a book that’s helped nearly a million people understand how to grow their money with confidence. And today, he’s breaking it all down for you. We get real about what investing actually is, why you don’t need a...
2025-05-191h 19Financial FeministOvercoming Anxiety to Find Your Purpose with Dr. Martha BeckIn a world that’s constantly demanding more, learning how to quiet anxiety and reconnect with your purpose has never been more important. In today’s episode, I sat down with Dr. Martha Beck—bestselling author and speaker who Oprah calls “the smartest woman she knows”—to talk about something that affects so many of us: anxiety. But not just how it shows up in our lives—more importantly, how to understand it, move through it with kindness, and use it as a compass toward discovering your true purpose.
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2025-05-121h 08Financial FeministAsk Tori: Where Should I Keep My Money?I'm hosting a free LIVE workshop this week! The 7-Day Money Reset: Kickstart Your Journey to $100K: https://event.webinarjam.com/register/111/5v7wpbyv
You have money. But what should you actually do with it? Today, I’m answering listener questions straight from our voicemail inbox—including some common (and totally relatable) money dilemmas like where to park your emergency fund, what to do when you inherit financial decisions, and whether it’s still safe to invest given our political climate.
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2025-05-0846 minFinancial Feminist5 Practices to Find More Joy with Dr. Judith JosephIf you've been feeling burned out, emotionally drained, or like you're just going through the motions, this episode is for you. I sat down with board-certified psychiatrist and author Dr. Judith Joseph, and what started as a conversation about high-functioning depression turned into a much bigger discussion—about joy, trauma, people-pleasing, burnout, and the societal pressure to always be "on." Dr. Joseph breaks down the science of why so many of us feel stuck in cycles of overachieving and under-feeling—and how to break free from it.
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2025-05-051h 03Financial FeministThe #1 Negotiation Mistake Women Make with Kathryn Valentine (Best Of)If you're a woman navigating the complex world of career negotiations — whether you’re gearing up for an annual review or trying to land a new job with higher pay, you're in for a treat. In this special replay episode, Tori sits down with speaker, corporate trainer, and gendered negotiation expert Kathryn Valentine to uncover the secrets of successful salary negotiations. Kathryn's insights dispel the myths and provide actionable strategies for leveling the playing field in the corporate world so you can tackle your next negotiation with confidence.
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2025-04-301h 04Financial FeministPeriods: Hormones, Endo, PCOS, and Everything You Need to Know with Kate Helen DowneyLet’s be real — periods are a huge part of life for millions of us, but we’re still taught to suffer through the pain, stay quiet about the discomfort, and not ask too many questions. In today’s episode, I'm joined by Kate Helen Downey, host of the incredible podcast CRAMPED, who is on a mission to change that. We’re getting into everything you should have been taught about your body but probably weren’t –– the truth about hormones, the reality of living with endometriosis (endo) and PCOS, why the system isn’t built for menstruating bodies, and how period pai...
2025-04-281h 23Financial FeministThe Most Important Financial Decisions You'll Ever Make (That NO ONE Talks About)Worried about the stock market or a possible recession? Register for our FREE 'Don't Panic' workshop for your 3-step plan for financial security in 2025: herfirst100k.com/SOSWe spend so much time stressing over budgets, investments, credit scores—basically, all the numbers. But what if I told you the biggest financial decision you’ll ever make isn’t about money at all? In today’s episode, I’m getting real about the one life choice that will shape every part of your financial future—and yet, almost nobody talks about it. This isn’t another inve...
2025-04-2446 minFinancial FeministHow to Stop Caring What People Think with Mel RobbinsYou know that little voice in your head that says, “What will they think?” The one that’s held you back from hitting publish, setting a boundary, or even just being yourself? Yeah, we’re done with that. In this episode, I sit down with the iconic Mel Robbins to talk about how to finally stop caring what other people think—and start living for yourself. This isn’t your typical self-help chat. It’s real, unfiltered, and hands down one of the most vulnerable conversations we’ve had on the show.We’re not just talking a...
2025-04-211h 22Financial FeministHow to Play the Credit Card Game to WIN with Janelle on a JetIf you've ever scrolled through Instagram wondering how your favorite creators are jet-setting to Paris, sipping cocktails in Bali, or scoring first class seats—all “for free”—and thought, "How the hell are they doing that?”, this episode is your step-by-step guide. I sat down with one of my closest friends (and the first person I text whenever I’m stumped on how to use my points), travel and credit card expert Janelle Rupkalvis. She’s saved over $100,000 on luxury travel using credit card points and miles, and today, she's sharing exactly how to play the credit card game—and win.
2025-04-141h 29Financial FeministRecession, Tariffs, and the Stock Market: A No B.S. Guide to Economic VolatilityWorried about the stock market or a possible recession? Register for our Don't Panic workshop for your 3-step plan for financial security in 2025: https://herfirst100k.ac-page.com/dont-panic Let’s be real — 2025 is already shaping up to be a hell of a year financially, and not necessarily in a good way. Between Trump’s tariffs, a tanking stock market, and recession fears popping off everywhere you look, it’s overwhelming out here. That’s exactly why I recorded this episode — not to scare, but to prepare. If it feels like the financial world is spiraling...
2025-04-0955 minFinancial FeministHow I Got Conned Out of $150,000 with Emma FerrisTrue crime lovers and financial feminists, buckle up — this one’s a wild ride. In today’s episode, I sit down with Emma Ferris, a renowned stress and resilience coach, podcaster and speaker, who shares the jaw-dropping story of how she was conned out of $150,000 by someone she thought she could trust — her romantic partner. Yep, this story has it all: love bombing, secret identities, fake businesses, and a bank sting operation worthy of a Netflix series. But more importantly, Emma walks us through the emotional aftermath — the shame, the trauma, and the bravery it took to reclaim her money, her...
2025-04-071h 09Financial FeministThe Job Hunting Guide to 2025 with Erin McGoffIf you're job hunting in 2025, this is the only job-hunting podcast episode you’ll ever need. Seriously. I’m sitting down with Erin McGoff––award-winning career educator, content creator, and the founder of AdviceWithErin, to break down exactly how to stand out and land the job of your dreams in this wild hiring landscape. We’re talking about the biggest job market trends, the right (and wrong) ways to apply, why networking is more crucial than ever, and how to figure out what kind of career actually fits your life. Whether you're currently job hunting, thinking about a career pivot, or...
2025-03-311h 26Financial FeministAsk Tori: Investing and RetirementFLASH SALE! FOR 24 HOURS ONLY, join us in Stock Market School FOR 50% OFF with code 'SECRETS': https://herfirst100k.com/investYou asked, and we answered! In this special replay episode, I answer voicemail questions from the podcast community and Stock Market School, including questions about investing, retirement planning, and the notorious pitfalls of certain financial institutions. From navigating the emotional pull of paying off mortgages to escaping the clutches of Edward Jones, I'm tackling it all—tune in!Resources:How to Start Investing...
2025-03-2735 minFinancial FeministBehind the Scenes at SNL with 'Domingo' Writer Ceara O'SullivanEver wondered what it’s like behind the scenes at Saturday Night Live? Well, you’re in for a treat because today I’m sitting down with SNL writer and comedian Ceara O’Sullivan—the brilliant mind behind the viral Domingo sketch. Ceara takes us inside the fast-paced world of late-night comedy, sharing what it’s like to write and pitch sketches for one of the most iconic TV shows of all time. From the grueling weekly schedule at SNL to what actually happens when a sketch bombs, Ceara gives us an inside look at a dream job that’s equal parts...
2025-03-241h 14Financial FeministHow to Talk About Money with Your Partner with Ramit SethiTalking about money with your partner can feel awkward, overwhelming, or straight-up terrifying—but avoiding it? That’s a guaranteed way to create resentment, stress, and financial chaos. Nearly half of couples argue about money, and 36% say it's one of the biggest sources of stress in their relationships. So, how do we break the cycle and actually have productive, meaningful conversations about money with the person we love?Enter Ramit Sethi—money expert, bestselling author of I Will Teach You to Be Rich, and the host of Netflix’s How to Get Rich. He’s here to...
2025-03-171h 24Financial FeministWhich Investing Platform Should I Choose? Advisor vs. Robo-Investor vs. DIYRegister for our free investing workshop: https://herfirst100k.com/secrets Investing your money is one of the most powerful ways to build wealth—but before you even buy your first stock, you’re faced with one of the biggest questions: Which investing platform should you choose? Should you go with a financial advisor? Trust a robo-advisor to do the work for you? Or should you DIY your investments through an all-in-one platform? Each option has its own set of pros, cons, and hidden pitfalls—and I’m breaking it all down for...
2025-03-1345 minFinancial FeministGrief, Loneliness, and Community: How to Plan and Move Forward with Carla FernandezGrief is something we all experience, yet no one really prepares us for how to handle it—or how to support others going through it. And here’s the thing: grief isn’t just about losing a loved one. It can come from a breakup, losing a job, or even mourning the life you thought you’d have. In today’s episode, I sit down with Carla Fernandez, co-founder of The Dinner Party and author of Renegade Grief: A Guide to the Wild Ride of Life After Loss, to talk about what grief really looks like, why loneliness makes it harder...
2025-03-101h 12Financial FeministRecovering Financially After Divorce (What We WISH We Knew Before Getting Married) with Kristin SweetingDivorce can be one of the most emotionally and financially challenging experiences of a person’s life. And yet––so many of us walk into marriage without truly understanding the financial implications of merging (and potentially untangling) our lives. In this episode, I sit down with photographer, entrepreneur, and coach Kristin Sweeting, who openly shares her story of getting divorced at 29, the financial mistakes she made, and how she rebuilt her wealth from the ground up. We’re talking about everything from the hidden costs of divorce to why prenups should be a standard practice—and the crucial financial steps ever...
2025-03-0359 minFinancial FeministHow to Use a Credit Card Without Going into DebtTori answers questions about all things credit cards –– including how to choose the right one for your lifestyle, how many credit cards you should have, how to use a credit card responsibly, and getting to know and utilize your rewards system.Resources mentioned:Our Credit Card RecomendationsEpisode: What Credit Card Companies Don’t Want You to Know with Vrinda Gupta How to Build Credit Using Credit CardsWhy You Need a Credit ScoreRead transcripts, learn more about our guests and spo...
2025-02-2730 minFinancial FeministSinger & Actress JoJo: Overcoming Adversity and Finding Financial FreedomWhat happens when you lose control over the very thing that defines you—your voice, your art, your career? That’s exactly what JoJo faced after signing her first record deal at just 12 years old. A child prodigy turned global pop sensation, JoJo’s career skyrocketed before she found herself locked in a restrictive contract, unable to release new music and legally fighting for her own voice. But instead of letting the industry silence her, she fought back—re-recording her early albums, going independent, and even taking on Broadway.In this episode, JoJo gets real abo...
2025-02-241h 09Financial FeministHow to Lower Your Grocery Bill and Stop Food Waste with Carleigh Bodrug (Replay)The US throws away more food than any other country in the world - over 80 billion pounds per year, with each American throwing out an estimated 30% of the food they purchase. This alarming fact is what propelled today’s guest to create a cookbook & community dedicated to showing people how to transform commonly wasted foods into delicious recipes.Carleigh Bodrug is the CEO and Founder of PlantYou, a New York Times Bestselling cookbook author, and self-taught plant-based chef famous for her simple take on low-waste and vegan recipes. In this special replay episode she an...
2025-02-171h 06Financial FeministA Job Hunting Pep Talk for Women with Malia Razzaia (Dress for Success)Job searching is never easy, but for women, the challenges can be even greater—lowball salary offers, confidence gaps, and workplaces still steeped in outdated norms. That’s why I brought on today’s guest, Malia Razzaia, Executive Director of Dress For Success Seattle, to break it all down. Malia has spent years helping women navigate career transitions, salary negotiations, and the systemic barriers that still hold us back. In this episode, we dive into the biggest mistakes women make when job hunting, how to confidently advocate for yourself, and why financial independence isn’t about luxury—it’s about having...
2025-02-1357 minFinancial FeministHow to Travel More (and WELL) in 2025 with Brian Kelly aka The Points GuyToday’s guest probably needs no introduction, because I’m sure you’ve heard of him. The Points Guy, aka Brian Kelly, is joining us live in studio to talk about how he transformed his love for travel and financial management into a platform that helps millions of people around the world. We dive into everything from how reward programs have evolved over the years to the big changes the travel industry has seen since 2010.In this interview he shares personal stories—especially how he navigated the stress of the 2008 financial crisis—and tons of practica...
2025-02-101h 31Financial FeministFinance For College Students (Scholarships, Investing, Saving, AND Life Advice!) with Cherie AnimashaunCollege students or parents, friends of college students, if you're trying to graduate debt-free, or if you're trying to become financially literate, this is the episode for you! In this episode, I’m talking to teen activist and nonprofit founder, Cherie Animashaun, about all things scholarships, saving, investing, and carving out a life you love—especially when the world expects you to have it all figured out by graduation. I believe money is our best form of protest, and Cherie’s determined to help young women rise into leadership by making financial literacy and personal development more accessible. We’re talki...
2025-02-0357 minFinancial FeministHow to Pay Off Credit Card DebtIf you’ve been struggling to break free from credit card debt––you’re in the right place. In this episode, I’m diving deep into one of the most commonly requested topics: the ins and outs of credit card debt. We’ll uncover how sneaky interest rates can chip away at your hard-earned money every single day and explore powerful strategies to help you tackle that high-interest debt so you can finally breathe easy. As someone who’s dedicated to helping women save money, invest, and feel financially confident, I firmly believe that understanding your debt is the first crucial...
2025-01-3043 minFinancial FeministHow to Stop Overconsumption and Thrift Like a Pro with Macy EleniIf you’re tired of fast-fashion fads that empty your wallet and fill our landfills, or you’re looking for a more sustainable way to express your personal style –– this episode is for you. Today we’re diving into the world of thrifting and conscious consumerism with Macy Eleni –– the Internet’s resident thrift queen on a mission to reinvent the fashion entertainment space using secondhand clothing as a vessel for storytelling. We explore how to break free from the cycle of overconsumption, find incredible secondhand gems, and protect both your wallet and the environment. You’ll come away with practical tip...
2025-01-271h 11Financial FeministPower: What it *Truly* Is (Plus a 10-second Practice to Help You Get It) with Kasia UrbaniakHave you ever wondered what “real power” looks like when it isn’t tied to manipulation or the patriarchy’s playbook? In this eye-opening episode, I sat down with Kasia Urbaniak, former professional dominatrix, long-time Taoist practitioner, and women’s empowerment coach, to reveal the subtle ways we give up our power—and exactly how to take it back. We’re talking about personal agency, unapologetic desire, and how to step into every room—boardroom or bedroom—with the kind of confidence that amplifies your voice and serves your well-being.If you’ve ever found yourself holding back from asking for...
2025-01-211h 19Financial FeministA Guide to Building An Audience OFF Social MediaTikTok is (maybe) shutting down. The app I used to grow an audience of over 2 MILLION followers is likely disappearing this week –– but I’m not afraid, and you shouldn’t be either. In this episode, I’m breaking down how my team is preserving my data on TikTok and planning for a future without the app that brought us SO much. I’m also getting into how I got followers off of social media and onto my own land and how you can do the same as a business owner.Instagram Growth Workshop: https://herfirst100k.com/grow-inst...
2025-01-1732 minFinancial Feminist5 Lessons I'm Taking into 2025What if I told you the whole “new year, new me” mantra is bs? You don’t have to change your entire personality every January for the sake of achieving a goal. Change happens gradually, that’s why in today’s episode I’m sharing the five biggest lessons I’m carrying into the new year –– and I promise it’s not about overhauling every aspect of your life come January 1st. It’s about finding incremental, sustainable ways to show up for yourself and for the women around you. So, if you’re ready to learn some practical steps to make 2025 a grea...
2025-01-1639 minFinancial FeministThe Science-Backed Method for Goal Setting (No, it's not SMART goals!) with Caroline Adams MillerForget everything you’ve been told about reaching for your dreams, because in today’s episode, we’re busting myths and revealing the evidence-based secrets to setting and achieving big goals—without relying on the decades-old (and often ineffective) SMART framework.As we kick off a new year (and possibly a whole new you!), I'm excited to welcome Caroline Adams Miller, a globally recognized authority on positive psychology, grit, and the true science of goal-setting. We cover everything from mastering the difference between performance and learning goals to building a supportive community that actually cheers you on. If you’r...
2025-01-131h 05Financial FeministPurpose vs. Passion (and How to Make Money with Both) with Jordan GrumetWhat am I here for? Can I actually make money following my passions? Big questions with even bigger answers –– but today’s (returning!) guest, Dr. Jordan Grummet, is here to guide us through figuring out that fine balance between passion, purpose, and building a financial future that supports our dreams and goals. In the episode, Doc G clarifies how to find “big P” and “little P” purpose in your day-to-day life, why following your passion may not be the best way to make money, and how to build in anchors to keep you grounded as you figure it all out. A fantast...
2025-01-061h 05Financial FeministHow to Get Your First $100K in 2025Ever wondered if saving your first $100K is actually doable—or just another financial fairy tale? I’m Tori Dunlap, founder of Her First $100K and host of the Financial Feminist podcast, and in this first episode of 2025, I’m pulling back the curtain on real-world steps for building tangible wealth—starting with building an emergency fund, to paying off debt, investing, and automation. We’ll also talk about why your mindset matters just as much as the numbers, and how a supportive community can make or break your progress toward that six-figure milestone. Speaking of supportive communities...
2025-01-0235 minFinancial FeministMoney Guilt: Why It's OK to Want Wealth (Best of 2024)Have you ever felt guilty about wanting more money? Have you ever felt shame around wanting to charge more or get paid more? This special ‘Best of 2024’ episode of Financial Feminist tackles the deep-seated societal narratives that discourage women from pursuing financial security and independence and exposes the double standard that exists around money and wealth. Men are celebrated for their financial success, while women are expected to be selfless and prioritize the needs of others, often at the expense of their own financial well-being.This episode is a must-listen for any woman who wants to challenge the...
2024-12-3035 minFinancial Feminist7 Ways to Rest After a Stressful YearHave you ever felt like the holiday season leaves you more frazzled than fulfilled? I have, and in this episode, I’m diving deep into why the end of the year can feel so overwhelming—and how embracing rest in all its forms can be your secret weapon against burnout, stress, and the constant hustle that dominates our lives. From exploring seven distinct types of rest (yes, there are actually seven!) and their impact on our mental, emotional, and financial well-being, to discussing the subtle differences between simply having time off and truly recharging, this conversation is all about find...
2024-12-1838 minFinancial FeministHow to Change Your Life in 2025 with Liz Moody (Best of 2024)“If you are stacking your day with so many habits and routines that you don't have any time to sit and just be or to enjoy your life or to play or to run into spontaneity, that's not wellness.”In this special replay episode, we explore how integrating small changes into your life and building small habits can help us lead richer, more rewarding lives. Our guest today is Liz Moody, host of the top-rated “The Liz Moody Podcast” and author of the book 100 Ways to Change Your Life: The Science of Leveling Up Health, Happiness, Relationships & Success...
2024-12-161h 07Financial FeministHow to Buy HappinessCelebrate our 200th episode with us! From launching in May 2021 to becoming the number one business podcast, this journey has been nothing short of incredible—and it's all thanks to your unwavering support. In this special episode, we're sharing community success stories, discussing why personal finance isn't just about the numbers, debunking money myths, and using money as a tool to build the life you deserve.I'm also thrilled to share a new way for you to experience the Her First $100K community. While I can't spill all the details just yet, we've been working on an ex...
2024-11-2135 minFinancial FeministNavigating Autism's Impact On Life and Finances with Paige LayleCW: Brief discussion of suicide and depression.If you are neurodivergent, and especially if it took you a while to receive a diagnosis, you know what it’s like to feel different. Paige Layle struggled through her childhood and early teens –– feeling frustrated by everything from the feel of her clothing to how to behave socially around her peers. It wasn’t until she was formally diagnosed with Autism in her late teens that she finally understood why her struggles felt so different from those around her. In this episode, Paige joins host Tori Dunlap to discus...
2024-08-131h 03Financial FeministMy Secret to Making Money Online Organically with Shopify MastersIn this special crossover episode with Shopify Masters, Tori is sharing the secrets she’s learned about what it takes to make money online organically — from her journey trying to save $100k at 25 to becoming a New York Times bestselling author and founder of the multi-million dollar business Her First $100K. In this interview she shares tips on scaling a business, creating engaging content and building business from your community. She also emphasizes the importance of values-based spending in your business and offers practical advice on saving, investing, pricing your services, and the significance of financial feminism in creating syste...
2024-07-2547 minFinancial FeministYour Guide to Bank and Investing Accounts (Replay)In this replay episode, Tori is breaking down everything you need to know about the different accounts you could ever possibly need, and how to use them. From a Roth IRA AND a 401k, to the difference between an HYSA, CD, and Money Market account, and a 529 plan. The sheer amount of numbers and letters to decode in the financial space can leave anyone’s head spinning, but we’re here to help you make sense of it all. Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and sponsors, and get more resources at https://herfirst100k.com/finan...
2024-07-1834 minFinancial FeministAsk Tori: What Do I Do with an Inheritance?We’re back with another Ask Tori episode! If you’ve ever wanted to know what to do with a huge sum of money like an inheritance or the proceeds from the sale of an asset then stay tuned! In this episode Tori tackles questions on what to do with a windfall from selling a property, strategies for managing a sudden influx of cash, and the best financial products for short-term goals. She also addresses more personal financial dilemmas, such as dealing with a partner's pride in financial education and managing inherited IRAs without triggering high taxes. Whether you're navi...
2024-06-2029 minFinancial FeministThe Mindset Holding You Back from Starting a Business“We're so scared of showing up imperfectly, we're so scared that maybe our wildest dreams are out of reach and too big that we don't ever get started.”For many entrepreneurs or people dreaming of becoming an entrepreneur, getting started is often the hardest part. That feeling of nervousness and fear — or the thinking that we need to know it all before getting started is not uncommon, but it is holding you back from taking action. In this episode, Tori shares some of the biggest mindset issues and entrepreneurship myths she’s come across as a consultant and busi...
2024-02-0835 minFinancial FeministSupporting Families through Building Ethical Products with Shazi VisramBuilding ethical companies isn’t easy –– but something being “hard” never stopped Shazi Visram from running towards it at full speed. In today’s episode, Tori and Shazi sit down to talk about how Shazi built her company, Healthy Baby, as a Certified B-Corp. On a mission to create cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable products for families, Shazi shares how her commitment to ethical products, education, and community for new families led her to build Healthy Baby. She also shares about her time raising funds for her business, why she personally only invests in ethical and sustainable companies, and how she’s se...
2023-09-1248 minFinancial FeministThe 10 Things Holding You Back from Your Financial GoalsWe made it to 100! We’re celebrating 100 episodes of Financial Feminist by going through the 10 things that are most likely standing in the way of reaching your own $100K (or really any financial goal). We’ll also hear from some of our community members, Scout, Irene, Katie, and Johanna, along the way, who are sharing their wins, from boosting their credit scores to finding better jobs and so much more. We’re so thankful that you’ve been with us for any amount of our 100 episodes –– to 100 more!Read transcripts, learn more about our guests and s...
2023-07-1153 minFinancial FeministWhy We Need Financial FeminismTori Dunlap, now a New York Times Bestselling Author, is joined by the host of the UNSTUCKKD podcast and Chief Product Officer of Her First $100K, Kahlil Dumas, to talk about her recently released book, Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy's Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love. In this episode, Tori breaks down the why behind writing the book, what she learned while researching topics like systemic oppression in finance, and what her hopes are for readers. Learn more about the podcast, our guests, read transcripts, and more on our show notes p...
2023-01-051h 02Financial FeministSide Hustle 101 with Jannese Torres (Yo Quiero Dinero)Two financial educators are better than one, so we’re thrilled to be joined by Jannese Torres, the host of the Yo Quiero Dinero Podcast and Latina financial educator. In this episode, Jannese and Tori answer questions from both the Her First $100K and Yo Quiero Dinero communities on everything side hustle and building a small business. You’ll hear their stories of dumping corporate jobs, figuring out their value proposition, and what they wish they had known when starting their side hustle journeys.Get resources mentioned in the show, learn more about our gues...
2022-09-271h 07Financial FeministHow I Saved $100K at 25For the first time ever (at least on the podcast), host Tori Dunlap shares her story of saving $100,000 at age 25. Whether you have financial goals like saving your first $100K, paying off debt, investing for the first time, or saving $1K –– the process Tori lays out in this episode can help you get there faster. Get resources mentioned in the show, learn more about our guests, and read episode transcripts: https://herfirst100k.com/financial-feminist-show-notes/how-to-save-100k Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-08-1822 minFinancial FeministBest Bank Accounts for Savings GoalsWhether you’re saving your emergency fund for a dream vacation or retirement, you’ll need a place to store those funds –– but not all savings goals are alike! Today, Tori walks you through common savings goals and how to know which account is right for your money. You’ll learn about traditional savings accounts, HYSAs, Roth IRAs, CDs, and more, as well as a few tips and tricks to help you achieve your savings goals faster.Our HYSA Partner Recommendation (terms apply)Download Free Savings Account Funding Coloring Pages:https://vi...
2022-08-0428 minFinancial FeministIs Math Anxiety Making You Bad With Money? with Black Girl MATHgicIf an episode about math has you sweating, we get it. It’s estimated that 93% of adults have math anxiety –– so it’s no wonder we have anxiety around everything that math touches. Especially when it comes to money. Today’s guest is Brittany Rhodes, founder of Black Girl MATHgic –– a monthly math subscription box for 3rd-8th grade. Whether you’re a parent or guardian to a child in this age range or have experienced math and money-related anxiety, this episode is for you. You’ll learn more about why math anxiety exists, how young girls are often more likely to exp...
2022-08-021h 03Financial FeministThe Cost of Childhood Fame with Christy Carlson RomanoWe’re usually so not the drama –– except this episode totally is. Today, Tori is joined by Christy Carlson Romano, who you may remember as the voice behind feminist icon Kim Possible or big sister to all, Ren Stevens on Even Stevens. Christy breaks down the real cost of rising to fame as a young adult, her infamous story of making and spending a million dollars in a year, her run-in with scammers, and how she’s masterfully using a blend of nostalgia and a knack for content creation to build a career as a creator outside of Hollywood. ...
2022-07-191h 17Financial FeministI Wrote a Book!We have some exciting news to share with our entire Financial Feminist and Her First $100K family… Tori’s book, Financial Feminist is now available on pre-sale! In this episode, Tori details how writing a book went from a childhood dream to reality, and why it was the hardest thing she’s ever had to do. Learn more about the Financial Feminist, hitting shelves on December 27th, 2022!Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love”: https://bit.ly/3PpHvlCOur...
2022-07-1423 minFinancial FeministEnneagram Guide to Money with Sarajane CaseKnowing your Meyers-Briggs, your Enneagram, and even your Zodiac sign is always a fun topic of conversation, but what good is a personality test if it doesn’t help you become a better version of yourself? Today, Tori is joined by Sarajane Case, who you might know from her viral Instagram account, Enneagram and Coffee. Sarajane joins us for an episode on how your specific enneagram type might manage their money and spending, and the common financial pitfalls of each type. A fun and foundational episode on how we can use the Enneagram to build healthier money habits....
2022-07-121h 12Financial FeministInvesting Q&AIs now really the best time to be investing? Why are women investing at lower rates than men? What do I actually DO with the money after I open a Roth IRA? What if I “lose it all”? If these questions have plagued you over the last few months or even years, this episode is for you. Tori is joined by Treasury co-founder, Elias Rothblatt to tackle money myths and answer voicemails from the Financial Feminist community with their biggest investing questions. We also officially introduce you to Treasury, the one-of-a-kind investing and education platform designed with women in mind...
2022-07-0754 minFinancial FeministGoing into Business with Friends with Pentatonix's Scott HoyingHave you ever wondered how to take a passion from a dream to a fully-fledged career? Today’s guest did just that –– and got to do it alongside his childhood friends. Tori is joined by none other than the Grammy-Award-winning artist Scott Hoying (Pentatonix, Superfruit) for an episode breaking down the ins and outs of the touring industry, what it’s really like competing on reality shows like The Voice, American Idol, and The Sing-Off, and the nuance of creating art with friends while also running a business together. No need to be a certified Pentaholic to enjoy this fun, tho...
2022-07-051h 03Financial FeministMoney-Saving Travel TipsIf you love to travel, but stress about overspending or thinking the vacation of your dreams might be out of your reach, this episode is for you. In today’s episode, Tori guides you through the money-saving travel hacks she uses to help stay on a budget while still seeing the world. You’ll learn tips and tricks for saving on airfare, lodging, and how to travel according to your values, not anyone else’s. Get your wanderlust on without breaking the bank.Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Li...
2022-06-3030 minFinancial FeministHow to Save Our Democracy with Amanda LitmanDoes our vote really matter? How do we make our politicians listen to us instead of bending to lobbyists and corporations? Is there hope for our democracy? Today’s guest, Amanda Litman (Run for Something), is here to show us the path to getting more progressive candidates in office who can begin to affect change locally and, eventually, nationally. A path that starts right outside your front door in the community you love.The hope, as it turns out, is all of us. This is one of the most important episodes we’ve ever reco...
2022-06-281h 13Financial FeministGuide to Canadian FinanceHave you ever wondered what the Canadian equivalent of a Roth IRA is? Want to know what your options are for a high-yield savings account? Tori is joined by Mallory Rowan for this special bonus episode breaking down options for Canadians when it comes to investing, savings accounts, and more!Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love”: https://bit.ly/3PpHvlCGet Mallory’s Canadian Finance Recommendations: https://malloryrowan.com/resourcesFollow Mallory on Instag...
2022-06-2423 minFinancial FeministAllyship and Anti-Racism with Alyssa HallWhen the Black Lives Matter movement resurged in 2020, many of us began (or reignited) our anti-racism journey –– selling out books, posting black squares, marching, and donating. Unfortunately, as is often the case with allyship, burnout quickly sunk in for many of us. Today’s guest is here to help us find ways to make our allyship more sustainable and build it on a foundation of anti-racism and activism so we can continue to fight for equality and equity without the burnout. Alyssa Hall is an Anti-Racism Consultant and Leadership Coach whose work with her clients...
2022-06-211h 25Financial FeministHow to Stop Emotional SpendingIf you’ve blacked out and ended up with three candles, two pillows, and a pencil box from the dollar section at Target one too many times (IYKYK), audibly gasped when the bill came at the end of a dinner with friends, or checked your credit card bill only to realize that you overspent on online shopping AGAIN, this episode is for you. Host Tori Dunlap guides you through a shame and judgment-free practice to help you curb your emotional spending purchases so you can spend money on the things you ACTUALLY like without guilt....
2022-06-1628 minFinancial FeministExposing the Entertainment Industry with Model Ella HalikasWe’re spilling the tea on the entertainment industry. In this episode, Tori is joined by Sport’s Illustrated model Ella Halikas to talk about her experience as a curve model, influencer, and content creator. Together, they deep dive into how the industry exploits and takes advantage of talent, and what can be done to change it. An excellent episode for anyone hoping to be a part of the entertainment industry (whether behind or in front of the camera), or anyone who wants to learn more about how to handle inconsistent finances, build a side hustle, or monetize content crea...
2022-06-141h 02Financial FeministLGBTQ+ Finances with the Debt Free GuysStruggling with credit card debt and overspending? Not sure how to best tackle your overwhelming credit card bills and make a dent in the interested mountain? Looking for a queer voice in finance? Good news, we’ve got the experts in the house. John and David are the Debt Free Guys –– husbands living their fabulous lives helping others live amazing lives without sacrificing their financial security. We spend our time chatting about debt payoff, keeping up with the Joneses, and how finances are different for members of the LGBTQ+ community. Whether you identify as queer or an ally, this episod...
2022-06-071h 07Financial FeministHow to Plan for a RecessionThe news lately has been, in a word, a little anxiety-inducing. Between articles calling this the stock market “summer from hell,” conversations about inflation, and of course, the possibility of a recession, it’s no wonder our anxiety around money is at an all-time high. In today’s episode, Tori guides you through practical steps to plan for times of financial instability, as well as a gentle pep-talk to help you get perspective on our current financial situation.Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Lov...
2022-06-0233 minFinancial FeministHow to Be the Most Interesting Person in the Room with Danielle RobayHave you ever walked into a room and wondered how to leave the best impression? Dating with no idea how to connect deeper? Wanting to up your networking game? Today’s guest know’s just how to make you the most interesting person in the room. Danielle Robay is a TV host, journalist, and creator of the PRETTYSMART podcast. She’s an expert at asking thoughtful, unique, and downright fun questions and has interviewed industry heavyweights like Taylor Swift, Simon Cowell, Hellen Mirren, and Tom Hanks. In today’s episode, Danielle talks about how she got noticed as a journali...
2022-05-311h 04Financial FeministOvercome Burnout with Mallory RowanWe’re all feeling it –– collective burnout. Whether you’re working in corporate, building a side hustle, parenting or caregiving, finishing school, or applying for jobs, the last two years have brought on a special kind of exhaustion. Today’s guest, Mallory Rowan has found a better way to build a business without falling into the relentless pace of hustle culture. In this first bonus episode of the season, we’re introducing you to Mallory, who is joining us over at Her First $100K as our newest (and first!) HFK Creator to talk about all things marketing, real estate, and Canadian...
2022-05-2631 minFinancial FeministThe Myth of "Making It" with Qveen HerbySinger, songwriter, and fashion icon, Qveen Herby (formerly frontwoman of the band KARMIN), joins Tori for a candid and at times off the walls discussion about the mysterious record industry, the financial realities of becoming an independent artist, releasing your own content, how astrology helped her get out of her record deal, and of course, the myth of “making it”. A dominatrix of self-care, Qveen’s music screams empowerment and aligning with your higher purpose.Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love”: https://bit...
2022-05-241h 18Financial FeministHow to Negotiate with ConfidenceThere are two ways to better your financial situation in life –– make more or spend less. Both options mean you’re going to have to negotiate, so why are we so afraid of something that can help us so much? In this episode, money and career expert Tori Dunlap guides you through the steps to negotiating, whether it’s your salary, a freelance client, or even your day-to-day bills, that have helped other women negotiate thousands of dollars in raises and bonuses. Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Lov...
2022-05-1929 minFinancial FeministWhat Credit Card Companies Don't Want You to Know with Former Visa Credit Expert Vrinda GuptaThe Credit Card Industry is built on sexism (surprise, surprise, another industry that benefits the patriarchy) –– and not understanding how credit cards, credit scores, and things like reward points benefit men more than women is how it continues to go unchecked. Today’s guest is lifting the veil and taking us on a deep dive into the credit card industry –– how it works, why you might not be getting approved for that credit card even though you have a great salary, and how women are losing out when it comes to rewards. Vrinda Gupta is a former Visa Credit expert, who...
2022-05-171h 25Financial FeministThe Dark Truth of Diet Culture with Victoria GarrickThe toxic AF billion-dollar diet industry perpetuates the message that our bodies are never “enough” (skinny enough, strong enough, curvy enough, whatever enough) using predatory tactics to keep us opening our wallets for the newest “craze” or “fix.” Today’s guest is here to call bullsh*t. Tori is joined by former Division I volleyball player, TED Talk speaker, and mental health advocate Victoria Garrick. In this vulnerable episode, Tori and Victoria share their stories of growing up surrounded by diet culture, how companies use shame to make us actively hate our bodies, and what we can do to fight back. Vi...
2022-05-101h 20Financial FeministRoth IRA or 401K?If you don’t invest, you likely won’t be able to retire…ever. This feels harsh because it is. The good news is that the best day to start investing is today and it’s never too late to start. It’s also not as complicated as the finance gatekeepers want you to think it is. In this episode, host Tori Dunlap walks you through the different retirement account options and perks, including Roth IRAs, 401ks, self-employed retirement options, and more. Make sure to check out our show notes for more resources, and episodes 5 and 9 from season one for a primer...
2022-05-0530 min
Financial FeministCan Men Be Feminists? With Actor Justin BaldoniWhat is masculinity, really, and is a traditional view of masculinity actually harming men? What does that have to do with money? Today’s guest is actor, director, writer, producer, and podcast host, Justin Baldoni. Justin joins Tori to discuss what “undefining masculinity” truly means in light of a world that doesn’t quite understand it. In their conversation, they discuss everything from life’s purpose to compound interest (no, really, there’s actually a shocking amount of investing chat), Yak butter, and TikTok.Learn more about Justin’s work on our show notes page, and make sure to follow...
2022-05-031h 17
Financial FeministHow to Travel (Ethically) on a Budget with Netflix's Jo FrancoIf travel is on your bucket list, whether it’s weekend road trips or backpacking through the Alps, this episode is the one for you. Today, host Tori Dunlap is joined by creator, world traveler, polyglot, and host of the Netflix show, World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals, Jo Franco! Jo shares the story of how she went from an undocumented immigrant to a world traveler and the lessons she’s learned along the way. On this episode, she shares with us how to engage with different cultures without being a basic b*tch while traveling, budgeting tips, how to tra...
2022-04-261h 10
Financial FeministThree Sneaky Patriarchal Money Myths Keeping Women from Building WealthFINANCIAL FEMINIST IS BACK, BABY!Your favorite host, Tori Dunlap, is back and better than ever with a whole new season of guest interviews and insightful mini-episodes for the foreseeable future. Financial Feminist is the first female-led podcast that gives actionable financial advice, while also discussing how money affects us differently as women. In today’s kick-off, Tori takes you through the 3 patriarchal narratives that keep women from becoming financially educated, stable, and confident. You’ll also get a sneak peek into her upcoming book, launching later this year with Harper Collins.New episodes of Fina...
2022-04-2127 min
Financial FeministMy BFF Kristine Interviews Me!It’s the episode you’ve always hoped for and never knew you needed –– my best friend Kristine interviews ME! We chat about #friendmoon, John Mulaney, our Zillow obsession, Timothée Chalamet, and how 2020 affected us personally. Lots of laughs, lots of tears, and the perfect way to end season one of Financial Feminist.Thank you so much for listening to the first season of the Financial Feminist. Learn more about Her First $100K and find show notes for this and previous episodes at www.financialfeministpodcast.comPre-Order “Financial Feminist: O...
2021-06-251h 35
Financial FeministPracticing Financial Self-CareIn the final installment of this season’s Money Mondays, I’m taking on financial self-care –– what it is, what it isn’t, and how we can practice it to build a better relationship with our finances. In this episode, I’m taking you through my favorite financial self-care activity –– the Money Date. If you’ve tried to sit down and tackle your finances alone or with a partner and come out the other side exhausted and frustrated, this episode is for you.Looking for accountability, live coaching, and deeper financial education? Check out our exclusive community: Join the $100K Clu...
2021-06-2116 min
Financial FeministBeginner’s Guide to InvestingThe #1 reason women don't invest is fear. Fear of getting started. Fear of “doing it wrong.” The implications of these fears are massive. So, this Money Monday, I’m walking you through the biggest questions I get about investing and sharing a few tools I have personally used to save my first $100K in the hopes that more women will push fear aside, and start taking control over their financial life.Looking for accountability, live coaching, and deeper financial education? Check out our exclusive community: Join the $100K ClubOrder “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t...
2021-06-1416 min
Financial FeministHow to Increase Your Credit ScoreReady to put your credit score on a rocket ship to 850? This is the episode for you. On this week’s Money Monday episode of Financial Feminist, I’m doing my best to demystify the credit score and give you practical ways to increase yours for a better financial future.Looking for accountability, live coaching, and deeper financial education? Check out our exclusive community: Join the $100K ClubOrder “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You Love”: https://bit.ly/3PpHvlCNot sure where to s...
2021-06-0716 min
Financial FeministHow America’s Racist Roots Fueled a Predatory Bail Bond Industry, with Tricia CleppeDO NOT MISS THIS EPISODE. Today’s guest, my friend and coaching client Tricia Cleppe, grew up sitting on the counters of cash and bail bonds stores -- and WHEW does she have some stories to share. I sat down with Tricia to take a deep dive into the history of racism in America, how the predatory cash and bail bonds industry targets and harms minorities, and how these industries can have a more ethical future. The daughter of a Filipino immigrant single mother living in the south, Tricia has one of the most fascinating backstories, and I loved ev...
2021-06-041h 23
Financial FeministWhere Do I Start? (aka the Financial Game Plan)I’m finally answering the #1 question I get as a financial expert: “Where do I start?” Fear not! I’m walking you through the steps that will help you build your financial game plan from saving your first emergency fund, to paying off debt, and investing.Looking for accountability, live coaching, and deeper financial education? Check out our exclusive community: Join the $100K ClubOrder Financial Feminist Book: https://bit.ly/3PpHvlCNot sure where to start with your finances? Take the free Money Personality Quiz to get tailored resources for your...
2021-05-3114 min
Financial FeministBreaking Down the Racial Wealth Gap + Minority Appraisal Crisis with Tiffany Aliche aka The BudgetnistaHow does money affect BIPOC differently? What does the pay gap mean for women of color? In my conversation with Tiffany Aliche (you might know her as “The Budgetnista”), we talk about the racial wealth gap, the appraisal crisis, how to overcome money shame as a person of color, and the tangible ways white allies can support the BIPOC community and individuals. Tiffany Aliche, AKA the “The Budgetnista”, is an award-winning financial educator and author. Tiffany’s book, Get Good with Money is currently a New York Times Bestseller.Not sure where to start with your finances? Take the f...
2021-05-281h 18
Financial FeministOvercome Your Psychological Bullsh*t Around MoneyIn this week’s episode of Money Monday, I’m guiding you through a powerful money journaling prompt to help you discover where your money story began and how to shift your mindset and build new narratives. We want to hear your first money memory! Screenshot this episode, share your first money memory on Instagram stories, and tag us (@herfirst100k)!Not sure where to start with your finances? Take the free Money Personality Quiz to get tailored resources for your financial journey: https://treasury.app/herfirst100k/money-journey-quizLooking for accountability, live...
2021-05-2419 min
Financial FeministThe Scandalous and Sketchy Truth Behind MLMs with Jane Marie“Hey boss babe!” In this episode, we break down every shady practice that draws so many women into the MLM world and what it’s like to be a woman in male-dominated spaces. Our guest, Jane Marie, is a Peabody and Emmy award-winning journalist and owner of the LA-based podcast production company, Little Everywhere.Jane also hosts The Dream podcast, where she interviews men and women in the multi-level marketing and wellness industries.Follow Jane on Instagram: www.instagram.com/seejanemarie/Looking for accountability, live coaching, and deeper...
2021-05-211h 04
Financial FeministWhat Is Financial Feminism?It’s finally here! Welcome to episode one of the Financial Feminist -- a financial literacy podcast for women. In this episode, I’m sharing my “why” behind the Financial Feminist and dismantling the lies women have been fed by the patriarchy around money. If you’re excited for what’s to come, help us get the word out by sharing a screenshot of this episode on your socials and tag @herfirst100K. Don’t forget to subscribe and leave us a review!Looking for accountability, live coaching, and deeper financial education? Check out our exclusive community: Join the $100K...
2021-05-1714 min
Financial FeministTrailerFrom the creator of Her First $100K, introducing Financial Feminist -- a financial literacy podcast for women. Financial Feminist is your new favorite source for inspiring interviews with bad-ass world-changing women about how money affects us differently, and the advice and guidance you need to make your first $100K and beyond. Official Financial Feminist Merch: herfirst100k.com/hfk-merch INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/herfirst100k/ TIKTOK: www.tiktok.com/@herfirst100k FACEBOOK GROUP: www.facebook.com/groups/362601367623070/Pre-Order “Financial Feminist: Overcome the Patriarchy’s Bullsh*t to Master Your Money and Build a Life You...
2021-05-0302 min