One-third of San Diego households don't earn enough to cover basic needs, like housing food and transportation.For a lot of people, money is a constant source of anxiety — especially during challenging economic times. We sit down with a financial planner to talk about how to stretch your dollar where it counts. Plus, local community leaders outline how they're showing up to nurture, feed, and protect one another when government systems fail to deliver. We also discuss the power of mutual aid and resource sharing amid delayed paychecks and funding cuts.Guests: Mary Beth Storjohann, financial planner and CEO, Allora WealthDiane Moss, founder and CEO, Project New VillageBrisa Johnson, executive director, San Diego Black Worker CenterAndrea Guerrero, executive director, Alliance San Diego