How to Start Your Own Nonprofit Episode 190Have you ever thought of starting a nonprofit to fulfill your philanthropic goals? If so, today’s episode is for you. My guest is Sharon C. Lincoln, an attorney and partner at Casner & Edwards. At her firm, Sharon advises...
Identify Your Philanthropic “Why” | Episode 189
Identify Your Philanthropic “Why” Episode 189In today’s episode, I speak to a longtime colleague, Susan Turnball. She is the founder and principal of Personal Legacy Advisors, as well as a professional writer, speaker and workshop facilitator. Her books include The...
Collective Philanthropy: Is It for You? | Episode 188
Collective Philanthropy: Is It for You? Episode 188Today’s episode focuses on collective philanthropy and how to get involved with a giving community. My guest is Alyssa Wright, a social change artist, movement builder and philanthropic advisor. She is the CEO of...
Next-Generation Philanthropy | Episode 187
Next-Generation Philanthropy Episode 187Does the next generation give differently than their parents and grandparents? Find the answer by listening to this episode on next-generation philanthropy. My guest is Betty Pettine, the Director of Philanthropic Consulting at...
The History of Women and Philanthropy | Episode 186
The History of Women and Philanthropy Episode 186 Believe it or not, women started participating in charitable giving well before they entered the workforce or typically had financial decision-making power in the family. In today’s episode, I interview Karen McNeill,...
Philanthropy: It’s Not Just for the Wealthy | Episode 185
Philanthropy: It's Not Just for the Wealthy Episode 185In today’s episode, I interview Becky Walsh, CFP, founder of Oak Maple Finance, about the myth that philanthropy is just for the wealthy. Becky is a heart-centered financial planner who practices what she...
Can Getting Divorced Boost Your Financial Confidence? | Episode 116
Can Getting Divorced Boost Your Financial Confidence? Episode 116Changes to your financial life can be anxiety-provoking in the best of times. Getting divorced during a pandemic is scary but the process can boost your financial confidence and competence. In this...
Your Journey to Financial Wellness | Episode 115
Your Journey to Financial Wellness Episode 115Financial wellness is vital to being happy, healthy, and financially secure. Many women struggle to find this balance and find the traditional wealth management model fails them. In this episode, Heather Ettinger, Founder...
Breaking Money Silence® on Ageism | Episode 101
Breaking Money Silence® on Ageism Episode 101In this episode*, I interview Dr. Louise Aronson, the author the New York Times bestseller, Elderhood: Redefining Aging, Transforming Medicine, and Reimagining Life. Listen in as we discuss how society’s negative views...
Why Women Entrepreneurs Should Go Big! | Episode 98
Why Women Entrepreneurs ShouldGo Big! Episode 98In this episode, I interview Dave Bruno, venture capitalist, ex-ski racer, and male ally, about why he thinks women entrepreneurs should go big or go home. He believes women should embrace more risk and dare to fail....
Are men more financially literate than women? | Episode 81
Are men more financially literatethan women? Episode 81Are men more financially literate than women? Whether you are a single woman, in a committed relationship, or an advisor that works with couples, you need to listen to this episode. I interview the co-author the...
Is there a ceiling to the amount of money I can make? | Episode 80
Is there a ceiling to the amount ofmoney I can make? Episode 80Listen in on this thought-provoking conversation about women, money, and self-limiting beliefs that can sabotage business growth. Kathleen interviews Lisa Danforth, a business coach, speaker, and serial...
Is the financial advising profession an ‘old boys’ network? | Episode 79
Is the financial advising professionan ‘old boys’ network? Episode 79Have you seen the movie The Wolf of Wall Street and think the financial advising profession is full of aggressive white men? If so, you need to listen to this episode. Kate Healy, TD Ameritrade...
Do women get married to pay off their student loan debt? | Episode 78
Do women get married to pay offtheir student loan debt? Episode 78Do women still get married to pay off their debt and achieve financial stability? Tune in and find out what the research by Student Loan Planner tells us about gender and student loan debt, and how...
Do men build bigger businesses than women? | Episode 76
Do men build bigger businessesthan women? Episode 76Do men build bigger businesses than women? Are they more profit-motivated or entrepreneurial? Find out when Kathleen interviews Jenneth (Jen) Fleckenstein, Co-Owner, Clear Water Filtration, Inc. and Partner,...
Is it true that women are not good with numbers? | Episode 75
Is it true that women are not goodwith numbers? Episode 75Is it true that women are not good with numbers? Find out in this episode as Kathleen interviews Stacy Francis, Founder of Savvy Ladies, about this myth and how her grandmother paid a high price for not being...
Do men manage the majority of the wealth in this country? | Episode 72
Do men manage the majority ofthe wealth in this country? Episode 72Do men really control the majority of the wealth? What is the best way to empower women and couples to be more financially fit? Listen in as Kathleen interviews Jeffery on his advocacy work with...
Do female breadwinners have unhappy marriages? | Episode 66
Do female breadwinnershave unhappy marriages? Episode 66Do female breadwinners and their partners have unhappy marriages? As the number of women who primarily earn the money for the family rises, more people are wondering what toll this takes on the family. Listen in...
Are women-owned businesses lifestyle businesses? | Episode 65
Are women-owned businesseslifestyle businesses? Episode 65In honor of Women’s History Month, Gwen and Kathleen discuss stereotypes surrounding female entrepreneurs and how these fallacies negatively impact access to funding and gender parity. Listen in and learn tips...
Is it true women don’t ask for help or more money? | Episode 62
Is it true women don’t ask for helpor more money? Episode 62Is it true that women don’t ask for help at home or more money at work? In this episode, Kathleen interviews Ashley Pare, about this myth and together they discuss the skills you need to ask for what you want...
Does a spouse come with a house? | Episode 59
Does a spouse come with a house? Episode 59Growing up, I was taught that “A Spouse Comes with a House.” Not a very feminist notion, but one that was woven into the fabric of our societal beliefs about money and home ownership. In this NPR, Nothing Funny About Money...
As a stay-at-home parent, am I financially protected once I’m married? | Episode 56
As a stay-at-home parent, am Ifinancially protected onceI’m married? Episode 56Lisa and Kathleen delve into the myth that as a stay-at-home parent, you don’t have to worry about finances. Getting married can offer many benefits, including financial ones. It can also...
Can single women be financially successful? | Episode 54
Can single women be financiallysuccessful? Episode 54In our society, women still are expected to get married as a way of securing their financial future. However, the modern day woman is often putting off marriage until her career is established or forgoing walking...
Do you have to earn a ton of money to pay off debt? | Episode 49
Do you have to earn a ton ofmoney to pay off debt? Episode 49Listen to this episode and hear Katie tell her story about breaking money silence with her boyfriend and discovering she was $200,000 in debt. She is real life proof that you don’t have to earn a ton of...
Is there a connection between your health and your wealth? | Episode 46
Is there a connection betweenyour health and your wealth? Episode 46One of the greatest causes of stress for people can be money. A vicious cycle can occur – money issues cause stress, stress can lead to serious health issues, and health issues can result in more...