This week on Broken Eggs Podcast, Andrew and Sylvia discuss the savings habits between generations. 

Our guest this week is Team Curry Cracker of the website http://www.gocurrycracker.com/. Team Curry Cracker is made up of Jeremy and Winnie, a couple who retired in their 30s by saving as much income as possible and paying off their debts as soon as they could. Now, they spend their time traveling the world and teaching others to do the same thing. 

You can learn more about Team Curry Cracker through the links below:

Website - http://www.gocurrycracker.com/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/gocurrycracker

This week on Broken Eggs Podcast, our hosts Andrew, Chad, and Sylvia discuss Donald Trump's 401(k) plans, the economic crisis in Greece, and rapper Eminem's ability to retire. Our guest feature this week is Peter Levitan, a marketing guru and author of several books, including Boomercide. The discussion revolves around Peter's decision to use suicide as a financial planning tool.

You can learn more about Peter Levitan via these links below.

Website - http://peterlevitan.com/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/peterlevitan

Boomercide on Amazon - http://www.amazon.com/Boomercide-From-Woodstock-To-Suicide-ebook/dp/B009Q402MW

This week on Broken Eggs Podcast, Sylvia enters the fray as the third host of Broken Eggs Podcast! A new segment named "We Want To Know!" is added to the show where the hosts talk about things that aren't exactly common knowledge but are important to understand or learn about.

Our guest this week is film producer Evan Briggs. She created a documentary named Present Perfect, a film that takes a look into connections between people of different generations. Her film is described as the book ends of the Broken Eggs Film. The four discuss what each generation can learn from one another. 

You can find Evan Briggs and information about Present Perfect here:

Evan Briggs - http://www.eybfilms.com/about/

Kickstarter - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1246023967/present-perfect-a-documentary-film-post-production/description

Website - http://www.presentperfectfilm.com/

Andrew and Chad discuss a lighter story from the retirement headlines with a local ice cream man being celebrated by his community upon retirement. Andrew talks about his wedding and his future financial planning as well as the difference in the perception of retirement across genders.

Our guest this week is Kali Hawlk. Kali is the marketing manager of the XY Planning Network, an organization of fee-only advisors who believe that financial planning and education should be available to everyone, regardless of age or assets. She talks about her financial strategy as a millennial and the balance between work and life.

You can learn more about Kali through the links below:

Website - http://kalihawlk.com/

XY Planning Network - http://www.xyplanningnetwork.com/

Twitter - https://twitter.com/kalihawlk

This week on Broken Eggs Podcast, Sylvia Flores joins the show once again while Andrew Meadows out. Chad and Sylvia interview Albert Crim, the screenwriter of Broken Eggs Film. They discuss the storytelling process of BEF and Crim's headfirst dive into the world of retirement. 

"Ripp'd" from the Headlines:

http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/19/living/preschool-nursing-home-seattle/ 

Pop Culture Reference of the Week:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/people/2015/04/15/gisele-bundchen-retires-from-the-runway/25827933/

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This week on Broken Eggs Podcast, Andrew and Chad feature Mich Wells, an educator on all things 401(k) to plan participants. "Millennial Mich",  as she has been dubbed, discusses financial security, saving for your future, and the benefits of being financially intellectual. #MillennialMich

Our "Ripp'd from the Headlines" for the week: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/15/business/economy/american-seniors-enjoy-the-middle-class-life.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&module=photo-spot-region%C2%AEion=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0

The Pop Culture Reference of the Week: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3050799/What-superheroes-look-like-retiring.html

This week on Broken Eggs Podcast, Andrew and Chad discuss talk about New Jersey's Pension Crisis. Our guest of the week is Katie Brown of Katie Brown LA. A former restaurant owner, fashion designer, and serial entrepreneur, Katie discusses her streak in business ventures and the challenges that business owners face. They go in-depth with the risks and rewards of being an entrepreneur.

To find more about Katie Brown, you can find her at the following link: http://katiebrownla.com/

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Welcome to Broken Eggs Podcast. We pick up where the conversation that the documentary, "Broken Eggs Film", left off and are now bringing it to you weekly via the podcasts. We discuss the looming retirement crisis, saving, and how we can better prepare ourselves for the future.

This podcast features Broken Eggs Film Producers, Andrew Meadows and Chad Parks, as they examine the current climate of retirement in America. Weekly guests are featured to provide a diverse range of insight to the topics at hand.

In our tenth episode, we feature Todd Tresidder, founder of Financial Mentor, a service that aims to spread financial literacy.  Todd and our hosts discuss retiring early, the importance of education when it comes to finance, and how to achieve financial freedom. 

You can learn more about Todd and Financial Mentor by visiting his website below:

http://financialmentor.com/

You can also follow Todd on twitter: https://twitter.com/financialmentor

Stay tuned to the very end of the episode to listen to some extra insight from our discussion Todd, Chad, and Andrew! 

Welcome to Broken Eggs Podcast. We pick up where the conversation that the documentary, "Broken Eggs Film", left off and are now bringing it to you weekly via the podcasts. We discuss the looming retirement crisis, saving, and how we can better prepare ourselves for the future.

This podcast features Broken Eggs Film Producers, Andrew Meadows and Chad Parks, as they examine the current climate of retirement in America. Weekly guests are featured to provide a diverse range of insight to the topics at hand.

This week, Andrew and Chad discuss investments and real estate with Ines Hegedus-Garcia. Topics include a new take on investment as well as the value of investing in property. 

You can follow Ines on her blog at miamism.com.

Welcome to Broken Eggs Podcast. We pick up where the conversation that the documentary, "Broken Eggs Film", left off and are now bringing it to you weekly via the podcasts. We discuss the looming retirement crisis, saving, and how we can better prepare ourselves for the future.

This podcast features Broken Eggs Film Producers, Andrew Meadows and Chad Parks, as they examine the current climate of retirement in America. Weekly guests are featured to provide a diverse range of insight to the topics at hand.

This week, Sylvia Flores joins Andrew as co-host for the week while Chad is traveling. The two discuss the importance of health and the perception of the financial services industry. Our guest for the week is Kate Holmes of Belmore Financial. She is a financial advisor who uses a more holistic approach to a person's financial self. You can learn more about Kate Holmes and her work through the links below:

Website: http://www.belmorefinancial.com/about/

Twitter: @the_kate_holmes

This week's "Ripped from the Headlines" article: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-its-time-re-imagine-financial-services-industry-max-levchin

The "Pop Culture Reference of the Week": http://www.bleedingcool.com/2015/05/07/what-would-bruce-waynes-bank-account-look-like/

NOTE: A version of the episode with fixed audio issues has been uploaded.