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Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance Podcast2026 Vision: Intentional Action, Autonomy and Ease with Mary PolancoA new year is here, friends! And to kick off 2026, I'm joined--again--by my good friend Mary Polanco (Founder of Mary Planco Designs and Live and Lead Well) to talk about our New Year Visions (having already kicked resolutions to the curb in 2025) and what we're excited to create in 2026. If you're over resolutions and the toxic positivity that comes in self development--give this a listen! Mary and I kicked off 2025 with our New Years Episode and committed to meeting quarterly throughout the year to keep each other going...now, we're doing it again! And, we're both so excited. In this epi...
2026-01-1654 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastGratitude Is Our Superpower: Utilizing the Benefits of Gratitude Practice to Level Up Your Finances and Your WellbeingImagine your life with: Reduced depression/depressive symptoms Less anxiety, less negative thought patterns Improved heart health Less stress Better sleep Would you take it? I know I would. These are the evidence-based benefits of gratitude practice. But...what do all these have to do with money? Remember, a healthier physiology, less stress, and more rest help us regulate our nervous systems, which helps us naturally spend less, appreciate what we have more, etc. So, will developing a consistent gratitude practice change what's in your bank account? No, not directly. But a consistent gratitude practice ch...
2026-01-0340 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastFrom Scratch to Millions: Navigating the First Gen Wealth Building Experience with Gloria Garcia Cisneros, CFP®For First Gen wealth builders, the wealth building game is different. On this episode, I talk with Gloria Garcia Cisneros, CFP®, award winning Certified Financial Planner® and Wealth Manager at Lourd Murray about her experience as a first gen financial planner and wealth builder herself. Gloria and I dig into the emotional and psychological aspects of money management, the importance of trust and representation in the financial industry, and practical advice for listeners at various stages of their wealth-building journey. We talk how to normalize and navigate complex financial systems and the importance of giving you...
2025-11-2540 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastFrom Scratch to Millions: Navigating the First Gen Wealth Building Experience with Gloria Garcia Cisneros, CFP®For First Gen wealth builders, the wealth building game is different. On this episode, I talk with Gloria Garcia Cisneros, CFP®, award winning Certified Financial Planner® and Wealth Manager at Lourd Murray about her experience as a first gen financial planner and wealth builder herself. Gloria and I dig into the emotional and psychological aspects of money management, the importance of trust and representation in the financial industry, and practical advice for listeners at various stages of their wealth-building journey. We talk how to normalize and navigate complex financial systems and the importance of giving you...
2025-11-2040 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastWhy Gender Matters when Choosing a Financial Advisor with Lex Michelson, MBADoes gender really matter when you choose a financial advisor? My take: It does. And...the magic of Financial Autonomy means that you get to decide what matters for you when you choose a financial professional. In this episode, I talk with Lex Michelson, MBA, founder of Lunea Wealth Management, about why gender matters for women when they're choosing a financial advisor. We talk about: The unique financial challenges women face including the gender pay gap and the importance of having an advisor who understands these challenges. The "trad wife" trend and how romanticizing decades old gender norms can be harmful...
2025-11-0936 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastHow Do You Want to Feel in Three Months when You Hit Your Goal?--Feel that Way Today: 3Q Quarterly Check in with Mary PolancoLeaning into how you want to feel when you achieve your goals is the key to cultivating joy, knowing your worth, and enjoying the surprises along the way. In this episode, I sit down with Mary Polanco, wellness and leadership expert and crafting entrepreneur to talk about our 2025 Vision and goals. At the beginning of the year, Mary and I committed to meeting quarterly to check in on our progress, and these quarterly check ins have sustained our commitments to our vision, personal learning and willingness to go after new, unexpected projects and opportunities. Mary...
2025-10-161h 06Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastHow to Stay Out of the Financial "Emergency Room" Let's move from surviving to THRIVING and staying out of the Financial "Emergency Room." In this episode, I talk about the parallel between physical and financial health, and why we need to take proactive steps to maintain financial wellbeing. Preventative care applies to finances too! Preventative care (= the steps we need to take to stay out of the Financial "Emergency Room") includes understanding and managing assets and liabilities, when to seek help/an intervention from a professional and strategies for building financial resilience. I also talk about the impact of life events on finances--every life milestone is a financial shift: mar...
2025-10-0421 min
A brush with...A brush with… Wolfgang TillmansWolfgang Tillmans talks to Ben Luke about his influences—from writers to musicians, film-makers and, of course, other artists—and the cultural experiences that have shaped his life and work. Tillmans, born in Remscheid, Germany, in 1968, has changed the history of photography. He has taken established genres of art and the photographic medium, from portraiture to still life, landscape, political subjects and abstraction, and relentlessly experimented with the framing, printing and presentation of his images and photographic objects. His subjects include everything from urgent imagery of social events like protests or club nights, formal portraits and experimental cameraless photography. From...
2025-10-011h 11Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastPassive Income: What It Is, How to Get Started, and a Personal ExampleWomen face financial headwinds whether we like it or not: the persistent gender wage gap and a longer life expectancy than men mean we don't make enough cash flow to build all the wealth we're going to need to support ourselves to the end of our lives. One strategy to consider...PASSIVE INCOME (my new passion!). This episode helps you unlock some passive income strategies to build your financial wellness. In this podcast I defined passive income, provide actionable examples, and I shares my personal experience with building passive income--one example being my newly launched Etsy shop: BestFinancialLife for affordable digi...
2025-09-1117 min
Interviews by Brainard CareyGraham DurwardGraham Durward was born in Aberdeen, UK and currently lives and works in New York. Durward attended the Edinburgh College of Art (both Undergrad and Graduate) and studied in the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program.
He has had solo shows at Maureen Paley, London; Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York; Peninsula, New York; Step sister, New York; Shrine, New York; White Columns, New York; Sandra Gering Gallery, New York; and more. He has also been featured in exhibitions at Peter Blum Gallery, New York; Gavin Brown, New York; and more. Durward’s work has been reviewed in...
2025-07-1821 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastMoney Shame: How to Move Past It and Live Your Best Financial Life with LaQueshia Clemons, LCSW, AFC®MONEY SHAME (yikes!)...it's a charged topic, and it's much more common than you probably think. It's that regret, that embarrassment, that "ick" you get around your past financial decisions that -- truth be told -- inevitably get in the way of your current and future financial decisions. We have all experienced it, and it's time to normalize it and move past it. On this episode, I have the great pleasure of talking with LaQueshia Clemons, LCSW, AFC®. LaQueshia is a therapist and a financial counselor with deep knowledge of money trauma and heal...
2025-07-1250 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastInspo, Joy and All the Feels to Recharge Your 2025 Goals--Mid-Year 2025 Vision Check In with Mary PolancoWorking on your 2025 goals and can't believe we're already halfway through the year? Same! Mary Polanco--leadership and wellness expert, thought leader, author, entrepreneur and US Air Force veteran--joins me on the show for our mid-year 2025 Vision Check In episode. Mary and I originally talked over New Years about ditching resolutions and the how and why of engaging a "VISION" for 2025 instead. And, we committed to meeitng quarterly to talk about our progress. Even if you haven't set formal goals for the year, even if you haven't listened to the prio...
2025-07-091h 03Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastSick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired: Why I Started My Own Registered Investment Advisory FirmThis 10 min episode tells you everything that you need to know about the investment advisory firm I launched this year: New Paradigm Wealth Advisory, LLC. Why start my own firm? Because I was sick and tired of being sick and tired of women clients coming to me and telling me that they felt judged, shamed, and overlooked when they met with male financial advisors. Plain and simple: my firm is a no-judgement, no-shame space where you can ask all the questions you've been too afraid to ask, get the education and advice you nee...
2025-06-2809 min
Previously UnknownCelebrating 40 Years with Maureen Paley | Previously Unknown | Episode 14On this episode of Previously Unknown, Maureen Paley reflects on 40 years of her groundbreaking London gallery in conversation with Matthew Higgs, director of White Columns and founding curatorial advisor of Independent. Recorded live at the 16th edition of Independent this May, the talk traces her journey from a conceptual photographer in punk-era London to a pioneering gallerist helping to shape the city’s contemporary art scene. Paley shares candid insights into her early influences in New York and London, the indie spirit of her East End gallery, and why she still favors the intimacy of chapel-like spaces over cathedral-scale sp...
2025-05-2950 min
Sound and VisionBanks VioletteEpisode 475 / Banks VioletteBanks Violette is an artist born in Ithaca, NY who lives and works in Ithaca, NY. He recieved his BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MFA from Columbia University. He’s had numerous solo shows including ones at MoCa, Connecticut, Gladstone Gallery, Blum & Poe, Thaddeus Ropac, Maureen Paley, Team Gallery, Rodolphe Janssen, and the Whitney Museum to name just a few. He’s had scores of group shows all over the globe from the Museum of Modern Art to the Warhol Museum and his work is in the collections of The Coppe...
2025-05-221h 08
Social Work to Wealth Podcast11. A Way to Budget Without the Guilt with Maureen Paley, MSW, AFC®This week, we’re diving into a budgeting convo with Maureen Paley, MSW, AFC®, a financial coach and fellow social worker who brings both financial savviness and deep empathy. With a background in investment management and social work, Maureen gets the unique money struggles of our field and is here to help us reframe how we think about budgeting. We talk about the emotional side of money, why shame is so tied to our financial habits, and tips on how to manage your budget once you've created one.Takeaways From This Episode:Why budgeting feels restrictive and...
2025-05-1245 min
Social Work to Wealth Podcast11. A Way to Budget Without the Guilt w/ Maureen Paley, MSW, AFC®This week, we’re diving into a budgeting convo with Maureen Paley, MSW, AFC®, a financial coach and fellow social worker who brings both financial savviness and deep empathy. With a background in investment management and social work, Maureen gets the unique money struggles of our field and is here to help us reframe how we think about budgeting. We talk about the emotional side of money, why shame is so tied to our financial habits, and tips on how to manage your budget once you've created one. Takeaways From This Episode:Why budgeting feels res...
2025-05-1245 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastYour Brain Is the Original Algorithm: Using Neuroscience to Turn Goals into Reality, with Tanya Tarr, MS, NBC-HWCBegin harnessing the power of your brain's natural capcities to make your goals a reality. In this episode, I talk with Tanya Tarr, MS, NBC-HWC, behavioral scientist and executive health coach. She's studied human behavior for over 20 years and her insights will help you understand the "cheat codes" to help your brain help you achieve your goals. In this episode we talk about: How our brain is the "original algorithm"--whatever we feed it (negativity, self criticism, positivity, self confidence), we get more of Why some positive affirmations don't work--we need to affirm ourselves base...
2025-04-2557 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance Podcast2025 Vision Quarterly Check-In with Mary PolancoHow's your 2025 VISION going? Whether or not you listened to my New Years 2024/25 episode with leadership and wellness expert and author Mary Polanco or not, this episode is full of strategies to help you continue pursuing your goals in 2025. After Mary and I talked at the end of 2024, we committed to talking again quarterly to check in our visions. In this episode, Mary and I recap our original 2025 visions and how they're going. More important, we discuss: Why vision/goal check-ins are necessary to keep us going How feeling joy about being the...
2025-04-0652 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastDivorce and Uncoupling: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Finances with Nikki Tucker, CDFA®DIVORCE/UNCOUPLING: A difficult journey and sometimes a necessary one. If you are considering separation, divorce, or uncoupling from your parnter, this is the episode for you! (Even if you're not...every woman should listen to this episode). I had the good fortune to talk with Nikki Tucker, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA®) and founder of The FIIRM Approach, on what every woman in a relationship should do to make sure she can protect her financial standing. Nikki and I talk about: The current economic environment and how that should be a mot...
2025-03-1451 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastDisordered Consumption: What You Need to Know about Finances and Food with Jaelyn Vickery, LSWCONSUMPTION: We need to do it to survive...so, how do we make sure it's mindful to support our wellbeing? Jaelyn Vickery, LSW and I talk about this question and many others as we explore what "Disordered Consumption" is, how it works, and how it can affect our finances and other aspects of our lives. Jaelyn and I talk about: What "Disordered Consumption" means as Jaelyn continues to explore it in her therapy practice and research The "Three Cs" of Disordered Consumption: Compulsion, Consumption and Control including case examples so you can understand how they...
2025-03-0449 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastThe Money-Nervous System Connection with Diana Yañez, CFP®, RLP®As a human, your nervous system is connected to all aspects of your life--and money is no different. In this episode, I have the privilege of talking with Diana Yañez, CFP®, RLP® about how our nervous system wellbeing and our financial wellbeing are intimately connected. Diana is a money coach at All the Colors, a wealth manager at Strategy Squad and the host of the podcast Highly Sensitive Money. Diana and I talk about: The four main reactions of our nervous system: fight, flight, freeze fawn and how they show up around financial situa...
2025-02-0848 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastGiving Ourselves Permission to Make BIG Money with Taylor Gilbert, LCSWWhy on earth would I need to give myself permission to make BIG money? On the surface, it seems counterintuitive. Obviously. But...there are many social norms and expectations that may be keeping you from giving yourself this permission, especially as someone that has received the gendered conditioning that comes with being assigned the female sex at birth. In this episode, I talk with Taylor Gilbert, licensed clinical social worker and author of the blog Social Work to Wealth where she tracks her journey to pay off over 250k+ in debt--she's already paid off...
2025-01-2547 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastForget about Resolutions--Focus on Creating Your Vision for the New Year instead with Mary PolancoForget about making resolutions for the new year, and create your VISION for the new year instead. Mary Polanco, leadership and resilience expert, author, and United States Air Force veteran, joins me on this episode to talk about harnessing something far more powerful, impactful and creative than resolutions to create the life we want--our VISION. Resolutions perpetuate the idea that we, as individuals, are problems to be solved--rather than creative beings with choice and autonomy. In this episode, Mary walks us through three steps we can take to create our New Year Vision: ...
2024-12-3159 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastVote Like Your Financial Autonomy Depends on ItIn this quick episode of Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance Podcast, we talk about why voting matters to preserve our Financial Autonomy. In this episode I talk about: My personal story of understanding my privilege and evolving civic engagement The fairly recent milestones and rights US law has created for women and their money How our voice at the polls helps to protect our Financial Autonomy and our basic autonomy overall Listening outside the US? This episode still has relevant information for you in how you can frame voting as your advocacy for c...
2024-10-2321 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastADHD: Could It Be Your Financial Superpower? with Mariah Hudler, LCSW, MBA, CFT-I ™Individuals who experience life with an ADHD diagnosis can often encounter challenges when managing their money. In this episode, I sit down with Mariah Hudler, LCSW, MBA, CFT-I ™--mental health practitioner, Financial Therapist, business owner and someone who identifies as having ADHD--to talk about positive and often undervalued aspects of ADHD behaviors that can be a benefit in the financial realm. Mariah supports her clients experiencing neurodivergence in being with the challenging expereinces and emotions that come with financial challenges while also supporting them in seeing the strenghts and assets that ADHD can offer. G...
2024-09-0651 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastMoney Dysmorphia: What It Is and How to Manage It with Katie KelbrantsOur perception of our financial situation and our actual financial situation are two different things. In this episode, I talk with independant Financial Planner and Advisor Katie Kelbrants about the phenomenon of Money Dysmorphia--when the perception of our finanicial situation and our actual financial situation significantly diverge. Listen for insights on: How our perception of our financial situation can drive our money decisions How no one's perception of their financial situation is inherently wrong or problematic; rather, our money perceptions are driven by the life experiences that make us human Why you want to tak...
2024-06-2743 min
El Chico PodcastThe Ryder. La comunidad como resistenciaEn el episodio 44 charlamos con Pati Lara, fundadora y directora de la galería The Ryder en Madrid. Pati nos cuenta los inicios de la galería en Londres y su traslado a Madrid. Abordamos cuestiones que nos interesan en el quehacer de una galería y nos preguntamos sobre la inconsciencia y la valentía necesarias para abrir un espacio; debatimos sobre la galería como un generador de cultura versus un generador de mercado, la importancia de los socios en un proyecto y finalmente, ahondamos en la idea de comunidad como resistencia.¡Muchas gracias, Pati!
2024-06-141h 02Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastJoyful Budgeting: Yes, It's Possible with Marin LaukkaCan BUDGETING actually be "joyful"? Hard to believe, but...YES, it can. In this episode I talk with Marin Laukka, Joyful Budgeting coach and founder of Yes& by Marin. So many gems in this episode. Here are the highlights: How too much focus on "restriction" in budgeting can lead to burnout Working on the numbers and the mindset--together--helps us get to our goals Budgeting and its connection to choice, which naturally leads to: JOY. Practical steps we can all take to weave more joy into our financial lives To learn more abo...
2024-05-1842 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastFinancial Therapy Insights for All Stages of Life with Aja EvansPop Quiz: What's the longest relationship you'll have in your life? Answer: Your relationship with Money! That's right. We'll be in a relationship with money longer than any other relationship in our lives. To honor that relationship, I sat down with Aja Evans, Financial Therapist and author of the forthcoming book Feel Good Finance (available for pre-order on Amazon, Barnes and Noble) to talk about the wisdom she's accumulated from her financial therapy practice and what we can do in our 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s to live our best financial liv...
2024-04-2644 min
100% Guilt-Free Self-CareEP 214: Money Freedom with Maureen PaleyShote notes: https://www.tamihackbarth.com/blog/episode-214 In this week's podcast, Maureen Paley of the Financial Autonomy for Women podcast and I got a chance to talk about all things money and self-care. Money is a touchy topic for a lot of women. Given our very recent history of being able to have credit in our own names, loans without a male co-signer, and the ability to purchase property to build generational wealth, it makes perfect sense that we struggle when it comes to money. This, coupled with the societal and cultural...
2024-02-291h 17100% Guilt-Free Self-CareEP 214: Money Freedom with Maureen PaleyShote notes: https://www.tamihackbarth.com/blog/episode-214 In this week's podcast, Maureen Paley of the Financial Autonomy for Women podcast and I got a chance to talk about all things money and self-care. Money is a touchy topic for a lot of women. Given our very recent history of being able to have credit in our own names, loans without a male co-signer, and the ability to purchase property to build generational wealth, it makes perfect sense that we struggle when it comes to money. This, coupled with the societal and cultural...
2024-02-291h 17Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastMoney Mindfulness: How Daily Mindfulness Can Help Reduce Financial Stress and Increase Your Wellbeing with Jessica BaierChances are, you know what you "should" do with your money--it's actually doing it that's the hard part. You know why?--you're a human being! In this insightful and energizing conversation with Fin Tech founder Jessica Baier, we talk all the ways that mindfulness can support us in better understanding our motivations around money, tapping into our values, and increasing our overall wellbeing. This conversation is a GAME CHANGER!--one of my favorites I've had on the pod. Here are some highlights: Why we need to focus on PROGRESS not PERFE...
2024-02-1151 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastHelping Women Find Financial Comfort, Stability and Success (Even Post-Divorce!) in Real Estate with Abigail LipsonResearch tells us that women end up faring less well than men after divorce. That was true for my guest for this episode--Abigail Lipson, licensed Realtor® and the founder and owner of SmartEgg Properties. But not for long. After her divorce, Abigail found herself rebuilding her finances and laying the groundwork for what has become a successful property management company. ANd, here's the best part--she's on a mission to bring more women with her. This episode is for every woman entrepreneur (or who's curious about becoming one!)--post-divorce/mid-divorce/or n...
2024-01-2040 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastHow to Be Great at Anything with Tami HackbarthYou CANNOT miss this episode! Life+work coach, speaker, author, podcaster, Tami Hackbarth--and I break it down for you to kick off a new year: "How to Be Great at Anything." Tami and I talk about: How to break through the obstacles that are holding you back (spoiler alert: it's an inside job!) Why we need accountability to build the lives we long for Challenging our long-held beliefs about ourselves, the world, what's possible Why imperfect action is the only way! How the Fair Play method helps you and the people in your life get c...
2024-01-0756 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastJust Because You Make Good Money, Doesn't Mean You're Off the Hook for These Two ThingsIf you're making "good money" you still need to do the things in this episode to MAXIMIZE that good money. Maximizing that good paycheck leads to more wealth peace of mind stability Could you use some of those? I thought so. In this episode, I tell you: Why we need to maximize our paychecks (spoiler alert!--it has to do with gender pay/wealth inequity...) The 2 things you're not off the hook on just because you make good money (these are super important!) Why calculating your NET WORTH is for you (and not...
2023-12-3028 min
18Forty PodcastEli Paley: What’s Next: The Future of Israel’s Haredi CommunityIn this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to Eli Paley, the publisher of Mishpacha magazine, about the role of Haredi society at this pivotal moment in Israel’s history. As we emerge from a time when Israel’s Haredi and secular cultures have experienced an upswell of unity, the Jewish People will move forward (in some way) forever changed. And Eli Paley is particularly equipped to understand the segments and the wholeness of Israeli society. In this episode we discuss:What comes next as we rebuild as a more cohesive nation?Can we r...
2023-12-1900 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastKnow Your Worth: How to Ask for the Pay You DeserveIs asking for a raise hard for you? How about raising your prices with customers? Is negotiating a higher salary so anxiety inducing that you avoid it altogether? If you've answered "yes" to any of the above, then this episode is for you! In this episode, I talk about the two main areas we need to focus on in order to step into the empowerment needed to ask for the pay we deserve and feel good about it: our MINDSET and our COMMUNICATION. In this episode, I talk about: Steps you can ta...
2023-11-2541 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance Podcast'Tis the Season: How to Set Financial Boundaries that You'll Actually Stick to this Holiday'Tis the Season....for Financial Boundaries! Boundaries are limits that help preserve our time, energy and money. If we don't set them, we're sigining up for overwhelm and stress. Listen to this episode (and share with a friend!!) if you're wanting to: Learn how to set financial boundaries that you'll ACTUALLY stick to Set boundaries around celebrations, gift giving, and spending for yourself Communicate those boundaries with the people in your lives--even though it might be awkward and scary! Set boundaries with children and create a richer holiday experience Wake up in January 2024 and fee...
2023-11-1932 min
Home Is Where...Where I Feel SafeIn the kick-off episode of the "Home Is Where..." podcast, Rose Cabral interviews Maureen Paley. For nearly a decade, Maureen has guided women and non-binary folx to reduce debt, build wealth, and achieve their financial goals without shame or judgment. Maureen wants you to OWN the table, not just have a seat at it. During this episode, Maureen shares what “Home” means to her.
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Maureen Paley - https://www.maureen-paley.com/
Instagram - @MaureenPaleyCoach
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2023-11-1849 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastThe Power of Keeping It Simple: Using the KISS MethodKeep. It. Simple. That's right! This can be the one change, the one philosophy, the one mindset that helps you relieve financial stress and move past overwhelm so you can step into your best financial life. If you are someone who feels like they make pretty good money but never seem to have enough feels anxious and overwhelmed about being able to cover all of your costs, bills, etc. gets another package at the door and can't remember what you ordered uses credit to get by month to month because there just isn't enough mon...
2023-11-0433 min
The Tidy Revival PodcastLet's Get Your Finances Organized! Featuring Maureen PaleyJoin me for a conversation with Maureen Paley, Life and Career Coach, and the host of Financial Autonomy for Women: The Podcast. She is going to give you practical tips on how to FINALLY get your finances in order. If money issues are stressing you out - this is for you.LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEFollow Maureen on InstagramCheck out Maureen’s FREE resource libraryAre we friends on social media yet? Whether your jam is Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest or Facebook - follow us @tidyrevival Embrace th...
2023-09-0643 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastIt's Not You, It's the System: Practicing Financial Feminism with Jillian KnightWhen we see ourselves as individuals participating in systems that were not designed for us, we start to understand that the challenges we face are not some type of personal flaw or deficit--this insight is especially true for women and money! In this episode, I talk with Jillian Knight, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in Financial Therapy. She is the owner of Her Financial Therapy, PLLC., a virtual psychotherapy practice serving clients in North Carolina and South Carolina. Her mission is to help women feel good about their relationship with money. Here...
2023-08-2537 min
Thrive SoloThe One Where I Talk To Financial, Life & Career Coach, Maureen PaleySend us a textSupport the showIn this week's episode, I’m talking to life coach, Maureen Paley. Maureen is a Financial, Life and Career Coach, the author of the ‘Financial Autonomy for Women: 30-Day Workbook’ and the host of the ‘Financial Autonomy for Women’ podcast. She is passionate about supporting self-identified women, couples and non-binary folk find more clarity, confidence, and peace of mind in their lives. She practices strengths-based, trauma-aware coaching and she believes in, and has benefited from, the power of women supporting each other to level up their lives, fina...
2023-08-1558 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastHealing Ancestral Money Wounds with Priya KumarIn this episode, I sit down with Priya Kumar, Financial Strategist about "Healing Ancestral Money Wounds." This conversation covers many areas: trauma, healing, money mindset, empowerment. Here are my favorite highlights: Priya's experience of exploring and healing her ancestral money wounds How trauma healing isn't perfect, and wholeness is about showing up as our full selves in this moment rather than reaching some type of ideal Ways we can explore our relationship with money by "titrating"—going slowly and investigating it drop by drop so we don't overwhelm ourselves Practical steps you can take to explore your money tr...
2023-08-0556 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastWhy Is Money So Damn Emotional?Money and Emotions: The struggle is REAL, y'all! In this episode, I talk about money as a tool to support our surviving and thriving and those goals as being inextricably linked to our emotions. Our bodies hold our past stresses and traumas and emotions around money are connected to stress and trauma. I also talk about the protective supports we can build in our everyday lives to build resilience in the face of strong and unpleasant emotions around money. Note: Information in this podcast 1) is informational/educational in nature; 2) does not constitute financial or...
2023-07-2725 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastBarbie and Financial Autonomy for Women"Barbie has her own money..." is one of the first lines in Barbie the Movie. In this episode, I gush over Barbie the Movie and its connection to Financial Autonomy for Women. I discuss how the movie addresses: How women, as Barbies, can liberate each other rather than being pitted against each other in the patriarchal model How our challenges helps us become more human What happens when we forget our financial autonomy That Autonomy is our natural state and our birthright Spoiler alert--if you haven't seen the movie yet, this episode is a spoiler.
2023-07-2519 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastDemystifying Real Estate with Rose CabralIn this episode, I sit down with Rose Cabral, regenerative real estate agent and community advocate. Rose has niched her real estate practice down to single women, creatives, activists and anyone that has historically been left out of home ownership. In this episode we talk about her work to "demystify" real estate--to break down the jargon and process so that it is far more accessible for folks who have been on the sidelines of real estate investment. We also talk about how we can build more regenerative communities through homeownership and how women can claim their financial a...
2023-07-2352 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastGo Ahead and Buy the Latte: Debunking the Money Lies We Were ToldYou've heard that old financial advice: "Stop buying your coffee at coffee shops--make your own at home to save money." I don't know about you, but I'm tired of hearing it. In this episode, I break down what's behind that old story (kinda judgy, right?--there's some shaming going on here) and get to the real point--we can buy the latte AND still use our money to build something for the future--without shame. Shame is NOT a prerequisite for change. And, we don't have to completely get rid of shame either to make progress. We can regroup, lean into...
2023-07-0327 minFinancial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance PodcastWhat is Financial Autonomy for Women?In the first episode of the FAFW: The Podcast, we talk about what "financial autonomy" is and how we understand it specifically with women in mind. We also talk about the Seven Ways We Engage with Money: Earning, Spending, Saving, Borrowing, Investing, Giving, and Manifesting. Note: Information in this podcast 1) is informational/educational in nature; 2) does not constitute financial or personal advice of any kind; 3) is never a substitute for clinical care from a health professional. Find more ways to work with me, download free resources, and join my e-mail list at maureen-paley.com. Financial A...
2023-06-1943 min
MYA ~ My Yoga AudioEP 66: Financial Wellness with Maureen PaleyIn today's episode, we meet and talk with Maureen Paley, who is a Financial, Life and Career Coach, the author of the “Financial Autonomy for Women: 30-Day Workbook” and the host of the “Financial Autonomy for Women” podcast. We met through Tami Hackbarth's bookclub for Rachel Rodgers book: We Should All Be Millionaires. She is passionate about supporting self-identified women find more clarity, confidence, and peace of mind in their lives. She practices strengths-based, trauma-aware coaching with no shaming, ever. She believes in and has benefited from the power of women supporting each other to Level Up their lives, finances...
2023-05-261h 10
Talk ArtTom BurrWe meet leading artist TOM BURR from his studio in Connecticut, USA!In his spare, enigmatic, mixed-media sculptures and installations, Tom Burr explores the ways in which we imbue the spaces and things by which we are surrounded—like clothing, furniture, or the patterns in wood—with our memories and emotions. As he explains: “I know that objects retain the stain of people and that our memory can be physically located out of longing or grief.” Though his work is grounded in his own memories, it is deliberately ambiguous, allowing viewers to invest it with their own life...
2023-02-171h 13Talk ArtMaureen PaleySeason 14 continues with VERY special episode with one of our all-time ART WORLD ICONS!!!! We meet the legendary gallerist MAUREEN PALEY. Inspiration to many of today's international contemporary galleries, Maureen was in fact the reason our co-host Robert Diament became inspired to change careers to work full-time in a gallery!We discover how she began her gallery programme in 1984 in a Victorian terraced house in London’s East End. Initially named Interim Art, the gallery changed its name to Maureen Paley in 2004 as a celebration of its 20th anniversary. Since September 1999 the gallery has been situated in...
2022-10-071h 17
Blank Podcast with Giles Paley-Phillips & Jim DalyTim DownieTim Downie is an actor and writer. Well known for his roles in Toast of London, Outlander, Upstart Crow, and Good Omens. Tim has also starred in many films including Paddington, War Machine, and The King's Speech.
Tim has also written several plays including A Portrait of Maureen Flange.
We started by talking to Tim about school and the challenges he faced having dyslexia. He shares his passion for film and literature and getting to do improv with Brad Pitt.
PLUS we have extra content for our Patreons at patreon.com/blankpodcast
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2022-02-011h 25
Panel discussion | The Wise Fool Art PodcastSexism in the Art World - a panel discussionPanelists:
– Professor Sussan Babaie, Professor in the Arts of Iran and Islam, The Courtauld Institute of Art
– Dr Kate McMillan, FHEA, Lecturer in Contemporary Arts, Kings College London
– Director Niamh Coghlan, Richard Saltoun Gallery
We discussed:
– defining sexism
– maternity
– being a parent in the creative industry
– why art by a woman is valued lower then art by a man
– the small things that add up over time
– discrimination
– quotas
– unconscious bias
– the value of per...
2021-06-031h 37Podcast | The Wise Fool Art PodcastSexism in the Art World - a panel discussionPanelists:
– Professor Sussan Babaie, Professor in the Arts of Iran and Islam, The Courtauld Institute of Art
– Dr Kate McMillan, FHEA, Lecturer in Contemporary Arts, Kings College London
– Director Niamh Coghlan, Richard Saltoun Gallery
We discussed:
– defining sexism
– maternity
– being a parent in the creative industry
– why art by a woman is valued lower then art by a man
– the small things that add up over time
– discrimination
– quotas
– unconscious bias
– the value of per...
2021-06-031h 37The Wise Fool Art PodcastSexism in the Art World - a panel discussionPanelists:
- Professor Sussan Babaie, Professor in the Arts of Iran and Islam, The Courtauld Institute of Art
- Dr Kate McMillan, FHEA, Lecturer in Contemporary Arts, Kings College London
- Director Niamh Coghlan, Richard Saltoun Gallery
We discussed:
- defining sexism
- maternity
- being a parent in the creative industry
- why art by a woman is valued lower then art by a man
- the small things that add up over time
- discrimination
- quotas
- unconscious bias
- the value of personal narratives
- the invisible labor
- gender equal pay
- gender equal maternity le...
2021-06-031h 37
In Talks WithPeter HujarThe American photographer Peter Hujar came to recognition for his gritty, tough and glamorous black and white images of the downtown New York scene taken during the 1970s and 80s. Until his untimely death from AIDS in 1987, he was a key player in the group of artists, musicians, writers, and performers who made the city so compelling at this time, and he left behind a complex and profound body of work that has become posthumously celebrated. Ahead of a show of his work at Maureen Paley in London, Danielle speaks to gallery owner Maureen Paley and also to the writer...
2021-05-1726 minTalk ArtWolfgang Tillmans (QuarARTine special episode)Talk Art exclusive!!! For this very special, feature-length episode, Russell & Robert speak to legendary artist Wolfgang Tillmans. We discuss growing up in Germany, his move to the Bournemouth, UK to study art, his collaboration with gallerist Maureen Paley and how he went on to become the first photographer to win the Turner Prize in 2000. We explore some of our favourite works including his portraits of Concorde airplanes, his unique approach to installing work, his passion for making music, his non-profit exhibition space Between Bridges which has included live concerts by artists such as No Bra (who he recently shot...
2020-07-281h 39
The Art World: What If...?!The Art World: In Other Words, The Magical Maureen PaleyMaureen Paley—a native New Yorker who was recently named one of the Evening Standard's most influential Londoners—has been called a "true pioneer of the East End" for her part in turning the neighborhood into a hub for art and culture. She opened her gallery in 1984 and "it still remains alive and very vital," she tells host Charlotte Burns. "People like to think of art now as related to commerce and business, but I always saw it that it was related to a type of magic." To hear more, tune in today. Transc...
2020-03-1234 min
The Art World: What If...?!The Art World: In Other Words, The Magical Maureen PaleyMaureen Paley—a native New Yorker who was recently named one of the Evening Standard's most influential Londoners—has been called a "true pioneer of the East End" for her part in turning the neighborhood into a hub for art and culture. She opened her gallery in 1984 and “it still remains alive and very vital," she tells host Charlotte Burns. "People like to think of art now as related to commerce and business, but I always saw it that it was related to a type of magic." To hear more, tune in today. Transcri...
2020-03-1234 minThe Art World: What If...?!The Art World: In Other Words, The Magical Maureen PaleyMaureen Paley—a native New Yorker who was recently named one of the Evening Standard's most influential Londoners—has been called a "true pioneer of the East End" for her part in turning the neighborhood into a hub for art and culture. She opened her gallery in 1984 and “it still remains alive and very vital," she tells host Charlotte Burns. "People like to think of art now as related to commerce and business, but I always saw it that it was related to a type of magic." To hear more, tune in today. Transcri...
2020-03-1234 min
PEN AmericaOpen Reading for PEN MembersIn this event, speakers have 10 minutes each to read excerpts of their work. The first segment of the event features Gay Talese, Erika Duncan, Daniela Gioseffi, Jaime Manrique, Fran Manushkin, and Isabella Leitner; Maureen Howard acts as moderator. In addition to reading her own poems, Gioseffi also reads the poem "On a Japanese Beach" by Nina Cassian. In the second segment of the event, Grace Paley begins by reading from her own work, and then introduces the next speakers. Jean Marzollo, David Lifson, Armand Schwerner, Ilsa Gilbert, and Helen Duberstein are the featured writers. After this, Galway Kinnell reads from...
2017-01-063h 21