Money in Mind

In this holiday episode, Professor Wang from the University of Florida provided expert analysis to psychological factors that affect an individual's investment decisions. Listen now as he talks about the details of his published research and how some circumstances within behavioral finance may be counterintuitive and less predictable than expected.

In Episode 5 of Money In Mind, I interviewed Natalie about her impulsive, yet somewhat rational spending as a high schooler. During our conversation, we discovered unique patterns of human nature that may be a possible link to financial habits among the youth today. Listen now and stay tuned for Episode 6.

In EP4, I talked with Stanford University student Eddie to explore his evolved spending patterns before and during college. We had a productive conversation about creative methods to qualify the value of a product, beyond the price of what it costs, and financial implications with integrated AI technology. Listen now and stay tuned for an upcoming, special episode.

In Episode 3 of Money In Mind, I interviewed William about his differing spending habits between China and the US, as well as his efforts to conserve money during college. Listen now and tune in for Episode 4.

Welcome back to Episode 2 of Money In Mind, a podcast that explores and analyzes people's financial spending habits in everyday life and why they execute these decisions. In Episode 2, I interviewed Troy about why he spends so cautiously everywhere and his investing strategy in the stock market. Listen now and tune in for Episode 3. 

Welcome back to Money In Mind, a podcast that explores and analyzes people's financial spending habits in everyday life and why they execute these decisions. In Episode 1, I interviewed Joanna about the items she spends money on and the difference in lifestyles between California and Taiwan. Listen now and tune in for our next guest on Episode 2.

Welcome to Money in Mind, a podcast exploring the psychology behind our everyday money choices.

I’m Anson, a high school student curious about why we spend, save, or invest the way we do — even when it’s irrational.

In this series, I’ll talk to everyday people about their spending habits and financial pressures, then sit down with a psychologist and an AI expert to uncover the mental patterns behind our decisions and how technology might change them.

If you’ve ever wondered “Why did I buy that?”, this podcast is for you.