In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with Sonia Martinez-Trujillo about making financial advising more accessible, career pivots, bilingual communication, homeschooling, and creating opportunities through education and adaptability.

We discuss financial literacy, personal finance, career changes, entrepreneurship, family life, and the importance of making financial education understandable and approachable for diverse communities. Sonia also shares insights about being bilingual, balancing family and professional responsibilities, and navigating life transitions with resilience and intention.

This conversation explores the connection between financial accessibility, education, communication, personal growth, and creating meaningful opportunities through lifelong learning and adaptability.


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In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with Barry Bradham, serial entrepreneur and founder of DigiLink, about entrepreneurship, technology, artificial intelligence, and scaling successful businesses.

We discuss the opportunities of AI in business, the importance of mentorship and networking, and how entrepreneurs can build sustainable growth.

Barry shares insights from his experience building companies, navigating change, and preparing for the future of business in an increasingly technology-driven world. This conversation is perfect for entrepreneurs, business owners, and anyone interested in AI, innovation, leadership, and the future of technology.


Come Win With Me

Barry Bradham - Entrepreneur

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In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life) I talk with Crista Cloutier about the financial realities of creative entrepreneurship, including bankruptcy, rebuilding financially, and the challenges many artists and creatives face while building a career.

In this episode, we discuss the business side of art, financial literacy for creatives, entrepreneurship, money management, financial setbacks, and the lessons that can come from difficult financial experiences. Crista also shares insights about resilience, creativity, and navigating career growth and change.

Whether you are an artist, entrepreneur, freelancer, or someone working through financial challenges, this conversation offers practical insights, honest discussions, and real-life experiences about money, life, and creative careers.


The Working Artist

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In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life) I talk with Jillian Hishaw, founder of FARMS (Family Agriculture Resource Management Services), a national agricultural nonprofit organization, about financial challenges facing farmers, rural communities, and families.

In this episode, we discuss agriculture, financial literacy, Medicaid, bankruptcy, liens, foreclosures, legal advocacy, and the real-life financial issues that impact individuals, businesses, and communities. Jillian also shares her journey as an attorney, advocate, and nonprofit leader, along with the experiences and motivations that shaped her work.

This conversation explores the connection between money, law, agriculture, and everyday life while highlighting practical financial and legal topics that affect many people across the country.


Hishaw Law

FARMS

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In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life) I talk with Melissa Murphy Pavone about discuss communication during divorce, financial literacy, hidden assets, divorce remorse, money management, financial planning, and the challenges individuals and families often face during major life transitions. Melissa also shares insights from her work helping people navigate divorce with greater financial awareness, preparation, and confidence.

This conversation explores the connection between money, relationships, life changes, and financial decision-making while offering practical guidance and real-world perspectives on navigating divorce and financial uncertainty.



Mindful Divorce Partners

Mindful Financial Partners

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In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life) I talk with Ohan Kayikchyan of Alohana Financial about his journey to becoming a financial professional. In this episode, we discuss financial literacy, career growth, education, life choices, professional pivots, and the lessons learned through unexpected U-turns along the way.

We also explore personal finance, money management, career development, and how life experiences can shape both financial decisions and professional success.

Whether you are building a career, considering a career change, or looking to improve your relationship with money, this conversation offers practical insights, real-life experiences, and valuable financial perspectives. 

Alohana Financial

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Join Marci Talks Money (and Life) for a conversation with David Maurice Sharp—financial professional, dancer, author, teacher, and speaker—about money, mindset, and the real financial lives of artists, freelancers, and gig workers. We explore how creative professionals can take control of their money while navigating the challenges of irregular income, self-employment, and passion-driven work.

David shares insights on building financial stability, improving money habits, and redefining what financial success looks like outside of traditional 9–5 careers. Whether you’re an artist, freelancer, performer, or side-hustler, this episode will help you think differently about money and give you practical ways to build more confidence and control in your financial life. Topics include:

• Managing money with inconsistent income
• Financial strategies for freelancers and gig workers
• Building stability as a creative professional
• Money mindset shifts for artists and entrepreneurs
• Balancing passion, purpose, and financial responsibility

If you’re building a creative career and want to make your money work with your life—not against it—this conversation is for you.


David Maurice Sharp

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Join me and my guests Kelly and Sydney Arrendell, hosts of the podcast An Incomplete Guide to Personal Growth, for a thoughtful conversation about personal growth, life lessons, family, money, and navigating life in real and honest ways.

We talk about their podcast journey and explore what personal development really looks like in everyday life—including money mindset and building a more intentional life.

This episode is for anyone interested in self-improvement, personal development, and learning how money, mindset, and life experiences all connect in shaping who we become. Topics include:

• Personal growth and self-improvement
• Life lessons from experience and family
• Money mindset and financial awareness

An Incomplete Guide to Personal Growth

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In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with Andy Ellwood, founder of Stretch, about rising grocery prices, inflation, saving money on food, entrepreneurship, family finances, and building a business from the ground up.

We discuss the importance of talking about money, saving money, community, technology opportunities, e-commerce, and so much more.


This conversation is for anyone interested in saving money and time.


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Make Room For Many

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In this Season 3 wrap-up of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I sit down with my good friend and frequent guest Caryn Martinez to reflect on the conversations, guests, and key takeaways from the season.

We revisit highlights from each episode and discuss the biggest ideas around money, mindset, personal growth, and life lessons shared throughout the season.

If you missed any episodes, this recap is a great way to catch up on the most important moments and discover which conversations you may want to go back and listen to.

This episode covers:

• Season 3 guest highlights and key conversations
• Money mindset, personal growth, and life themes from the season
• Favorite moments and insights from past episodes
• A guide to what you may have missed in Season 3

Caryn's Creative Community on Discord (Includes Sortganize! for decluttering, and Everyone Write! for writing.)

Caryn's Creative Community on Facebook 

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