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Relationships & Mental Health

Shari Rash

Personal Finance

Money Podcast for Women

Ever wake up at 3 a.m. in a full-blown panic, wondering if you’ll ever have “enough” money? Maybe you’re making more than ever, but somehow, the worry never goes away. You stress over every purchase, second-guess every money move, and still feel like you’re one wrong decision away from losing it all.
Here’s the truth: It’s not just about the dollars—it’s about what’s happening in your head.
Welcome to Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, the podcast that finally tells it like it is: your emotions, thoughts, and habits around money are what’s keeping you stuck— not just your paycheck. Hosted by Shari Rash, a money expert who wants to help you ditch shame, rewrite the rules, and help you feel powerful with your finances. Don't worry, this show isn’t another snooze-fest finance podcast. She's here to help you unf*ck your finances and finally build wealth in a way that actually feels good.
If you’re tired of finance bros yelling at you for buying a damn latte and sick of money advice that doesn’t fit your life, hit subscribe. It’s time to unravel your money mess, rewrite your story, and start building wealth—on your terms.

Everyone's Talkin' Money | Personal Finance Tips To Stress Less and Live More

We often applaud people who save aggressively, track every penny, and avoid debt at all costs. But what if those habits are actually symptoms of something deeper—something that’s quietly holding them back?

In this third episode of our Money Dysmorphia series, I’m joined by Ashley Franklin, Vice President of Branch Operations at SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, who breaks down the hidden emotional roots of financial behaviors that look healthy on the outside but may be quietly sabotaging our well-being.

From over-saving and chronic budgeting to the fear of investing and the myth of “having enough,” this conversation is a powerful reality check. We talk about growing up with layaway, modern-day buy-now-pay-later traps, and the impact of comparison culture on our financial choices—especially for Millennials and Gen Z navigating money in an always-on, influencer-saturated world.

You’ll walk away with:

A new understanding of how over-saving can create financial stress instead of security

Why budgeting to the extreme can backfire—and how to build in breathing room

The emotional roadblocks behind fear of investing

How income ≠ wealth, and why self-worth often gets tangled in both

The power of creating a “Board of Directors” for your life—and how to pick the right financial confidantes

Why separating fact from feeling is the real key to healing money dysmorphia

This one’s for anyone who’s ever wondered, “Am I being smart with my money… or just scared?” Let’s unpack it together.

Follow the show on Instagram @everyonestalkinmoney

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Is Over-Saving Hurting You? How Money Dysmorphia Hides in Habits That Look ‘Responsible’

We don’t just have money problems—we have money perception problems.

In Part 2 of our three-part Money Dysmorphia series with Backbone, I’m joined by Melissa Burleson, a certified financial counselor at Tarrant County’s Credit Union, who brings nearly 20 years of wisdom, service, and heart to this conversation. 

Melissa knows firsthand how money dysmorphia—our distorted view of our financial reality—can sabotage even the smartest budgeter or most determined saver.

We talk about how money dysmorphia can swing both ways—from feeling constantly behind despite doing all the right things, to overspending and living beyond your means to project financial success. And Melissa shares powerful personal stories, real-life coaching moments, and practical tools to start shifting from emotional chaos to financial clarity.

You’ll walk away with:

A deeper understanding of the emotional triggers behind overspending and avoidance

How generational money beliefs and social media comparison fuel money dysmorphia

Why many people tie their self-worth to a credit score—and how to break that cycle

How to recognize when emotional thinking is clouding financial decisions

What it takes to move from “I’m bad with money” to “I trust myself with money”

Keep up with all things Everyone's Talkin' Money by following us on Instagram. If you loved what you heard, rate us 5 stars and like and follow us on your favorite podcast app!

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It’s Not Just the Budget: The Emotional Math Behind Money Dysmorphia

Do you feel broke, even when your finances say otherwise? Or maybe you’ve been spending like you’ve already “made it”—but your bank account hasn’t caught up? That distorted perception has a name: money dysmorphia.

In this first episode of our special three-part series, I’ve partnered with Backbone, a national coalition of credit unions, to explore how emotional and psychological misperceptions around money are impacting millions of Americans—especially Millennials and Gen Z. 

Our guest is Nicole Andrushko, VP of Marketing at Westerra Credit Union, who’s on the frontlines of financial storytelling and education.

Nicole unpacks how social media, comparison culture, and pressure to hit traditional milestones are warping our self-perception—and how credit unions are stepping in to help people see the truth of their financial health and take confident steps forward.

You’ll walk away with:

 
A clear understanding of what money dysmorphia is and how to spot it in yourself or others

 
The real reason high-achieving, financially stable people still feel “behind”

 
How credit unions are uniquely equipped to help people shift their mindset

 
Simple, habit-based ways to start repairing your relationship with money

 
Why emotional support is just as critical as financial tools in combating distorted financial thinking

Keep up with everything Everyone's Talkin' Money by following us on Instagram. If you loved what you heard, give us a 5 Star review on your favorite podcast app and be sure to like and follow the show so you never miss an episode!

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Am I Actually Broke? The Truth About Money Dysmorphia

In Part 2, we go even deeper into the emotions that drive our financial behavior—especially when life doesn’t go as planned. Shannah Game joins me to talk about emotional spending, identity confusion, and how to unlearn shame-filled money patterns. 

Plus, she shares her new creative direction: baking cupcakes named after emotions to spark real conversations about money, grief, and reinvention.

You’ll walk away learning

How to recognize and reset emotional spending habitsWhy shame is the most expensive emotion we carryHow grief and money are deeply intertwinedHow to reconnect with your creative self—even if it feels lost

Get Shannah's Book: Unraveling Your Relationship with Money. Follow Shannah on Instagram @shannahgame. 

Keep up with Everyone's Talkin' Money on Instagram. 

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Emotional Spending, Identity Loss & Cupcakes: How to Make Peace with Your Money Story with Shannah Game (Part 2)

What happens when you hit midlife and everything starts to shift—your hormones, your finances, your sense of self? 

In Part 1 of this two-part series, I sit down with former Everyone’s Talkin’ Money host Shannah Game for an unfiltered conversation about the emotional and financial realities of your 40s. 

From the unexpected cost of just trying to feel normal, to why massages and therapy are not "frivolous" expenses, we’re breaking down the invisible taboos around women, money, and aging.

You’ll walk away learning:
How perimenopause and midlife identity shifts affect your moneyWhy it’s okay to spend on your emotional well-being—and how to do it intentionallyWhat the financial industry gets wrong about this chapter of lifeHow to create a “midlife money buffer” and budget for your future self

Check out Shannah's new website heyshannah.com and follow her in Instagram for cupcakes, street convos and guidance on how to sort our the Messy Middle. 

As always, to keep up with everything Everyone's Talkin' Money follow us on Instagram. 

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The Messy Middle: Money, Hormones & the Real Cost of Midlife with Shannah Game (Part 1)

You've been living your Rich Girl Summer — rooftop drinks, spontaneous getaways, joy on tap. But what happens when you come home... and your space just doesn’t match the vibe? If walking through your front door makes you feel like the vacation ended the second you stepped inside, it’s time for a home glow-up — without blowing your budget.

In this episode, we’re taking the Rich Girl Summer energy indoors with my signature system for creating a space that looks, feels, and smells like luxury — even if you're working with a Target budget and a thrift store aesthetic. 

I’m giving you the exact mindset shift and room-by-room strategies to elevate your home, plus the real timing secrets behind scoring designer-worthy pieces for less.

You’ll walk away learning:

 Why luxury is a feeling, not a price tag

 The “Rich Girl Home Audit” that instantly tells you what’s off in your space

 How to make your bedroom feel like a boutique hotel (yes, even on a Tuesday)

 My monthly shopping calendar to snag the best deals all year long

 The 70-20-10 rule for home spending that saves you from buyer’s remorse

 DIY and thrifting hacks that actually look expensive

 How to maintain a luxe vibe with just 10 minutes a day

Whether you're a DIY queen or allergic to a glue gun, this episode will help you create a home that supports the life you’re building — one intention, one pillow fluff, and one well-timed Facebook Marketplace find at a time.

Keep the conversation going on Instagram @everyonestalkinmoney.

And remember, your money should be a tool to live life on your terms — starting with where you wake up every single day.

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Rich Girl Summer: How to Make Your Home Feel Luxe on a Budget

What does it really take to go from a side hustle to a thriving, full-time business—especially when you’re juggling a million other responsibilities?

In this episode, I sit down with business coaches Melissa Pepin and Corry Frazier, founders of The Business Reboot, to unpack the mindset shifts and tactical moves every side hustler needs to start thinking like a CEO.

You’ll walk away learning:

 How to treat your side hustle like a real business, even while working full-time

 Why “just telling people once” doesn’t count as marketing

 What branding actually means—and how to make it work for you

 How to start showing up online without feeling fake or performative

 Why midlife might be the best time to finally start that business

 And the one step to take this week to make your business vision real

 This is your roadmap to building something sustainable—without burnout, without perfection, and without waiting for someone to give you the green light.

Learn more about Melissa and Corry at the Business Reboot

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From Side Hustle to CEO: Real Talk on Confidence, Branding, and Building a Business That Lasts with Melissa Pepin and Corry Frazier of the Business Reboot

Dylan Snowden's path to financial coaching wasn’t exactly traditional—he went from disaster zones to comedy clubs to helping creatives stop the financial chaos. And thank goodness, because his insight on managing lumpy, unpredictable income is exactly what so many of us need.

In this episode, Dylan breaks down how to make irregular income feel sustainable, why avoiding your money never helps, and how to finally feel in control—even if you’re a freelancer, artist, or entrepreneur living project to project. 

We talk about the real cost of financial shame, setting up savings buckets (trust me, this one tip will change your life), and what to do with those “unusual months” with big expenses.

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You’ll walk away learning:

How to create financial systems that work with irregular income—not against it
Why your spending isn't actually unpredictable (you just haven't been tracking it right)
How to use savings buckets to stop surprise expenses from blowing up your budget
Why your financial habits won't magically improve when you earn more—and what to do instead
A kinder way to start planning for future-you, one small step at a time

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Lumpy Income, Smooth Life: Income Strategies for Creatives with Dylan Snowden

What if happiness isn’t just a feeling — but a formula?

In this mind-expanding episode, I sit down with Dr. Alphonsus Obayuwana — physician, scientist, happiness coach, and founder of the Triple-H Project — to break down his 30+ years of research into human hope, emotional well-being, and what really drives lasting happiness. We are discussing his new book: The Happiness Formula.

He introduces the groundbreaking Triple-H Equation: Hope over Hunger = Happiness — and explains how it can reshape your relationship with money, your goals, and your emotional peace.

You'll walk away learning:

 How happiness and hope are scientifically connected — and why one can't exist without the other

 What the five “human hungers” are and how they silently shape your financial stress

 How to calculate your Personal Happiness Index — and what your score says about your well-being

 Why people with financial success still feel unfulfilled — and how to change that

 Practical ways to increase your hope and reduce your emotional “hunger” starting today

 Why measuring your happiness is the key to improving it

This is one of the most profound conversations I’ve had — and one that could completely reframe how you think about wealth, success, and peace of mind.

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The Science of Happiness: How Hope, Hunger, and a Simple Formula Can Redefine Your Financial Life with Dr. Alphonsus Obayuwana

What if your child’s allowance could be the launchpad to lifelong wealth?

In this episode of Everyone’s Talkin’ Money, I sit down with April Taylor—financial coach, educator, and creator of the Junior Moguls Entrepreneur System to explore how parents can raise financially confident, entrepreneurial kids even if they don’t have a business background themselves.

You’ll walk away knowing:

-How kids naturally understand money—and when that relationship starts to shift
-Why the way we talk about money shapes our kids’ entire financial future
-Creative ways to make saving fun in a cashless, digital world
-The link between financial literacy and self-worth (and how early to start teaching it)
-How to build new wealth traditions in your home, even if you're starting from zero
-Why “we can’t afford that” might be the most damaging phrase in your money vocabulary
And the surprising financial habit that April swears by—even if it makes experts cringe

Whether you're parenting a preschooler or a teenager, this episode will change the way you talk about—and teach—money at home.

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Am I Actually Broke? The Truth About Money Dysmorphia

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