This week, Jason Henrich connects with Mary Wisniewski to talk about her new podcast, Money Isn’t Everything, which will explore unconventional ideas and strategies within the financial services sector.  In her biweekly podcast Mary will tap into her passion for uncovering counterintuitive concepts, sharing stories and looking at complexities, gaps and opportunities in our market with focus on the role banks and credit unions play in driving and improving outcomes,

The first episode of Money Isn’t Everything airs 4/18, catch it on Apple, Spotify or the Cornerstone Advisors website.

Read the entire transcript here.

The hosts introduce the episode, highlighting the theme of money’s role beyond financial value. Special guest Mary Wisniewski previews her new podcast, Money Isn’t Everything.

Mary Wisniewski shares the inspiration and objectives for her new podcast, emphasizing how financial institutions can address broader human needs.

Discussion about the failures of traditional financial literacy efforts and how understanding erratic cash flow can improve outcomes for underserved populations.

Exploration of gamification and behavioral nudges, their effectiveness, and ethical considerations for banks and fintechs aiming to improve financial habits.

Jason Henricks reflects on the challenges of creating consumer-aligned incentives in financial products, sharing insights from his experience with Perk Street.

Highlighting the intersection of mental health and money, the hosts discuss the emotional toll of financial stress and its implications for financial services.

Mary shares personal anecdotes and ideas for fostering innovation in financial services, particularly for addressing volatile incomes and debt reduction.

Preview of topics Mary plans to explore on her podcast, including AI, bold experiments in finance, and revisiting lessons from past economic cycles.

Final reflections on the episode’s themes, the significance of money in our lives, and details on how to follow Money Isn’t Everything when it launches.