

Everyone's Talkin' Money
Shari Rash | Financial Advisor for Women & Founder of GWA Wealth
New York Times Top 4 Money Podcast | 25+ million downloads
Everyone’s Talkin’ Money is the go-to personal finance podcast for high-earning women who want to build wealth, feel confident making financial decisions, and stop second-guessing themselves every time they open their bank app.
Hosted by Shari Rash, founder of GWA Wealth and a financial planner with nearly two decades of experience, this show goes beyond budgeting, saving, and investing to focus on the real reason smart, successful women still feel stressed about money: the psychology, habits, and invisible rules driving their financial lives.
Because you can make six figures, max out your retirement, and still lie awake at 3 a.m. wondering if you’re doing it right.
This is not a “stop buying lattes” podcast. This is not finance bro advice. And this is definitely not about shame.
Each week, Shari breaks down how to:
build wealth without burnout or deprivation
make confident decisions about spending, investing, and major life moves
align your money with your values and lifestyle
navigate money as a single woman
undo the “I should be further along” pressure
create financial security and emotional peace
You’ll hear solo episodes and interviews that blend behavioral finance, real-life strategy, and honest conversations about what it actually takes to feel powerful — not just look successful — with your money.
If you’re ready to stop performing financial success and start living it, hit follow.
Your money. Your life. On your terms
Everyone’s Talkin’ Money is the go-to personal finance podcast for high-earning women who want to build wealth, feel confident making financial decisions, and stop second-guessing themselves every time they open their bank app.
Hosted by Shari Rash, founder of GWA Wealth and a financial planner with nearly two decades of experience, this show goes beyond budgeting, saving, and investing to focus on the real reason smart, successful women still feel stressed about money: the psychology, habits, and invisible rules driving their financial lives.
Because you can make six figures, max out your retirement, and still lie awake at 3 a.m. wondering if you’re doing it right.
This is not a “stop buying lattes” podcast. This is not finance bro advice. And this is definitely not about shame.
Each week, Shari breaks down how to:
build wealth without burnout or deprivation
make confident decisions about spending, investing, and major life moves
align your money with your values and lifestyle
navigate money as a single woman
undo the “I should be further along” pressure
create financial security and emotional peace
You’ll hear solo episodes and interviews that blend behavioral finance, real-life strategy, and honest conversations about what it actually takes to feel powerful — not just look successful — with your money.
If you’re ready to stop performing financial success and start living it, hit follow.
Your money. Your life. On your terms
Episodes
Mentioned books

Nov 30, 2018 • 33min
What it Takes to Build Wealth & A Wealthy Mindset with Linda P. Jones
Wealth means something different to each of us, but what will it take for you to build wealth and develop a wealthy mindset?Yes, you can do it. You can build wealth with what you’ve got in your bank account right now. It may seem hard to believe, but I’m going to show you how in today’s episode. My guest today is Linda P. Jones, and she teaches practical money, stock market investing and personal finance tips you can do to avoid mistakes and achieve financial freedom. Linda made $2 million at the age of 39 using what she calls her 6 steps to wealth.What I Ask
Why does what you think about your money have so much to do with your success?
How can you change your mindset if things in life haven’t worked out as planned or maybe you’ve made a money mistake that you’re really ashamed of?
You talk a lot about why millionaires think differently – what goes on in a millionaires brain that we all need to learn?
I love the story you share of your dad at 10 handing you the book Think and Grow rich – I think it should be on everyone’s nightstand and a manifesto for life. What did you take away from that book at a young age?
What tips would you give to someone who really wants to amp up their investing practice next year? Where do they start?
And how do you figure out what you want to invest in?
Tell me more about your podcast Be Wealthy & Smart – what’s one of your fav episodes.
What You'll Learn
Developing a wealthy mindset helped Linda make $2 million by age 39
We get to decide what we believe about money
The 6 Steps to Wealth
Power of compounding – hint, it’s the key to building wealth
What are the steps to start investing in the new year
Links:
Be Wealthy & Smart Podcast
Shannah’s Episode on Be Wealthy & Smart Podcast
Linda’s Website
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Nov 27, 2018 • 35min
Master Your Mindset and Make Money Doing What You Love with Natalie Bacon
In case you didn’t know already, you have the power to change the trajectory of your life. Maybe you woke up today and you weren’t happy with your career or the great business idea you started isn’t reaching its potential, or maybe you’re frustrated with a decision you made with your money and you don’t know how to fix it. The good news is you can make a conscious decision to change – right now.Natalie Bacon is sharing her story of the power of your mindset and whey she walked away from two lucrative careers to chase after her entrepreneurial dreams and design her own dream life.Questions I Ask
It’s totally cliché – is the advice follow your passion and money good advice?
What was it like to walk away from those established careers to forge your own path?
What’s been your experience with money and your mindset?
What should entrepreneurs focus on to turn an idea into profit?
Has anything surprised you thus far in your podcasting journey?
If you could give listeners one takeaway to help them design their own dream life, what would it be?
What You'll Learn
How your mindset impacts your career and happiness
Why setting goals are at the cornerstone of achieving financial success
What steps you can take today to design your dream life
How Natalie had the courage to walk away from two lucrative careers to become a full-time entrepreneur
Links
Natalie Bacon's website
Design Your Dream Life Podcast
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Nov 23, 2018 • 31min
You Don’t have to be Stan Lee to be a Superhero + Ask Shannah
The myth, the man, the legend…Stan Lee the comic book genius recently passed away and he meant a lot to so many people. Stan was my friend and someone who I admire greatly. The last few years of Stan’s life brought his own super story – one filled with the tangled web of betrayal, lost fortune, and a constant reminder that you need to own your bank account no matter how famous you might be.What You'll Learn
Some of the most impactful lessons I learned from being a friend of Stan Lee for over 20 years
Why you always need to know what is coming in and going out of your bank account
How you can infuse more creativity and joy into your life
A simple exercise to document fear, worry, sadness, anger, and joy that will save you thousands of dollars on therapy (and it's super helpful)
How to tackle important estate planning documents now and what you need
The power of your gut when it comes to working with other financial professionals
Why I loved Stan Lee so much
Links
Tomorrow
Willing
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Nov 20, 2018 • 32min
Millennial Money Friendsgiving with Katherine Spiers
Have you ever wondered why we eat turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy and our favorite veggie dish for Thanksgiving? The Thanksgiving meal has evolved so much since the early 1900's and become the holiday we associate with eating until we can't eat anymore. In this Friendsgiving episode, I sat down with the amazing Katherine Spiers, host of the Smart Mouth Podcast, to find out the history behind the Thanksgiving meal.What You'll Learn
How the Thanksgiving meal has evolved over time
Hear the fascinating story behind the year of two Thanksgivings
Uncover some regional differences in Thanksgiving
Why food has become a powerful mediator to tackling tough conversations
What are some of the latest Thanksgiving trends
How to make the most out of your Thanksgiving on any budget + host an amazing Thanksgiving party
Finally, how to embrace where you're at this Thanksgiving no matter how much money is in your bank account or what goals you've achieved
LinksSmart Mouth PodcastSUBSCRIBE & REVIEWWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes!Also, podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we have, the more we can spread the Millennial Money message (those iTunes algorithms are crazy). I’d be honored if you left a review and let me know what you love about the podcast.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet Social
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Nov 16, 2018 • 32min
That Time I Took the Black Friday Dare + Black Friday Deals
Yes, even I got sucked into the black Friday madness, and 8 years ago I answered the call to a dare from my family to brave black Friday for a $200 shopping spree. I know, I’m crazy, but I do love a good dare, and who doesn’t love some free money, but I certainly learned a few lessons about how you can win on black Friday and not be one of the 66 million expected to go into debt.What You'll Learn
My crazy story of braving Black Friday in the wee hours of the morning
How to create an action plan for Black Friday so you don't overspend
The power of a "per person" budget for holiday shopping
How to shop for the best deal for big-ticket items
Why Travel Tuesday is the best day to book travel for next year
Links
Black Friday price compare
The Christmas List
Points comparison mobile app
Hopper
GoBankingRates holiday shopping (and enter to win $1,000)
Skiplagged
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Nov 13, 2018 • 39min
Pick the Right Health Insurance Plan for You & Your Wallet
If you’ve ever found yourself staring at your health insurance options during open enrollment trying to make some sense out of your choices– this episode is for you. Grab a beverage, grab your health insurance options, and let’s figure out what is the best plan for your wallet and your lifestyle.What You'll Learn
Understand the difference between the three important variables: deductible, co-insurance, and out-of-pocket max
Learn how the health insurance system got its start in the early 1900's (and why we're still trying to figure it out)
What's the difference between an FSA (flexible spending account) and an HSA (health savings account)
5 questions to ask yourself before you decide which health insurance plan is right for you
Tips to pay for large medical bills and surgeries without turning to your credit card
Links
Care credit card
HSA information
Marcus high-yield savings
Discover high-yield savings
LA County Fire Department Foundation (fire donations)
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Nov 9, 2018 • 37min
Get Your FOMO Spending in Shape This Year With Maizie Simpson from Credit Karma
We’ve all been guilty – you see something one of your friends is doing or buying and you want it too. Or, what about that new piece of clothing you’ve been drooling for and then suddenly an ad pops up on a social platform and you take it as “the sign” that you should probably go ahead and buy it? FOMO spending is a real thing that could be hurting your bank account and credit score without you even knowing it.What You'll LearnMaizie Simpson is Credit Karma's Data and News Editor, producing stories to simplify and humanize the oftentimes intimidating world of money and finance and is sharing all her tips to battle against FOMO spending.
How to evaluate whether you're FOMO spending or you really need an item
How FOMO spending your credit score go hand-in-hand
Did you know that American's spend over $100 billion more on mortgages than we need to? How can you use your credit score to beat those odds
One of the best ways to raise your credit score and why it matters even if you aren't purchasing a big-ticket item
How to figure out what bills you're overpaying on so you can negotiate a better deal (without being a negotiation expert)
Links
Credit Karma
Search for unclaimed money (a great feature on Credit Karma)
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Nov 6, 2018 • 40min
Breeze Into the Holidays Without Going Broke With Majd Maksad
The holidays are a time of celebrations, family get-togethers, lots of good eating and cold winter nights, but for many of us, it’s also a time of financial stress and a visit from your good ole’ friend debt. Majd Maksad, from Status Money, is dishing some great tips to breeze into the holidays without debt so you can hit the new year ready to take on your goals.Questions I Ask
So just how do we breeze through the holidays without going into debt?
What do you think causes the biggest stress around the holidays and budgeting?
Do you see any trends emerging when it comes to holiday spending – what we are all blowing our budgets on?
Does it matter your income?
Debt is a real pain point for some many listeners – and sometimes it feels like there’s no way out from the vicious circle of paying off debt but not making any progress. How can you take action today to relieve some of that pain around our debt?
I know status money has come a long way since we last spoke. What’s the latest?
If you had one solid takeaway or action item from our conversation, what would you want everyone to remember?
What You'll Learn
How to hack your mind during the holidays so you stay in budget
Why knowing how much your peer group is spending is beneficial to your financial success
Why lower income groups are making the most impactful behavioral changes when it comes to spending
How to break the money taboos and get rid of debt
How you can win financially and finally stay in budget during the holidays
Links
Status Money
Previous podcast episode with Majd
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Nov 2, 2018 • 29min
Can Your Mind Make You Broke (and How to Avoid It) + Ask Shannah
Have you ever made a money decision that you regretted later? I’ve made about a million of these over the years, but I’ve also learned how powerful your mind is when it comes to money. Can you trick yourself into being broke or being wealthy? How powerful do you think your mind is when it comes to your bank account? We’ll uncover these answers and the most common money mindset traps in this episode.What You'll Learn
The four negative mindset traps that can actually make you broke
How to recognize the mindset traps and what you can do to strategize against them
Why you need to define what success means to you and how that might be affecting your bank account
My own stories of powerfully connecting my health with my wealth and what I've learned
Why you should have your own version of the "24-hour" window before you make big purchases
How a "f**ck it bucket" can give you options in life when you need them the most
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Oct 30, 2018 • 43min
Bye-Bye Savings Bonds and Hello Modern Savings for Kids with Mimi Chan
Millennials are leading the way when it comes to modern savings. There's a strong trend towards gifting experiences over stuff that's honestly really refreshing, and we're seeing this trend with children's gifts as well. Play yards and plastic trucks are great, but what about gifting your child (or someone you know) with money towards their goals like college or even buying a house in the future? Today's podcast guest, Mimi Chan, is sharing how her company, Littlefund, is shaking things in the world of gifting.What You'll Learn
Why we needed a gift-giving evolution in this country
What's prompted the trends towards giving experiences over stuff and how that is changing the way we view our finances
How to give monetary gifts towards future goals for your children or your friends' children (hint, great for the holidays)
How growing up with immigrant parents shaped Mimi's own money story and her drive to start Littlefund
Links Mentioned
Littlefund
Stockpile (fractional stock shares)
Collegebacker (for 529 savings)
More about LittlefundLittlefund, a modern gifting platform that makes it easy for family and friends to gift savings towards a child’s goals with an FDIC insured account which earns interest of 1% APY that compounds daily. So it truly is the gift that keeps on giving (and at a rate higher than the average savings account to boot). Accounts can be set up by parents with short-term goals such as a trip to Disneyland or swim lessons, or longer range goals like saving for college. Gifters can send a Littlefund gift at any time by using a parent’s email address as the family being gifted does not need to have a Littlefund account in advance.SUBSCRIBE & REVIEWWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes!Also, podcast reviews are super important to iTunes and the more reviews we have, the more we can spread the Millennial Money message (those iTunes algorithms are crazy). I’d be honored if you left a review and let me know what you love about the podcast.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereSunday Seven Email ClubMillennial Money is more than just a podcast, we’re all about family here. Join us each weekend for our Sunday Seven Email Club, where we’ll share bonus episodes, money tips, life hacks, exclusive music drops, travel deals, breakfast treats and a whole lotta’ fun!Get Social
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