Money You Should Ask

On this episode of MYSA, G.K. Hunter talks about the importance of healing bloodlines and beliefs around inheriting money. Do people owe you an inheritance? Is inheriting money part of your financial plan? Would you prefer a healthy relationship with your parents or a big cash payout? Bob and G.K. Hunter explore family history and the financial beliefs that come with it.

G.K. Hunter is a healer, surfer, author and documentary film maker who works with healing bloodlines. He wrote the book, Healing Our Bloodlines, The 8 Realizations About Generational Liberation and recently completed the film Sakura and Pearls, a documentary of World War II Japanese survivors of the atomic bomb and US survivors from Pearl Harbor, who come together to share their anger and their pain and their common humanity. @AuthorGKHunter, @gkhunter

In this episode, actor, voice-over artist, entrepreneur & Life Source Water account manager, Roger Rignack swings by the studio to chat with Bob. Roger delves deep into what it takes to juggle family, business, and manage expectations in life, all the while pursuing a creative career, and doing what he loves, even when there's not a sizable monetary payoff.

Roger has an extensive list of film, television, voice-over and commercial credits. Some of his career highlights include The Middle, Hot In Cleveland, Mad Men, How To Get Away With Murder, Dexter, Chuck, and a voice behind Lexus. When he is not in front of the camera, or behind the mic, he is serving the community, helping clients find solutions with quality drinking water.

Bob invites licensed psychotherapist, author, international speaker and women's health consultant, Dr. Gretchen Kubacky, as a guest on this week's episode. Dr. Gretchen has over 25 years of experience as a healer, using an integrative approach of the mind and body. She has also written two books; Moving Through Grief and The PCOS Mood Cure. Dr. Gretchen gets very real and honest in sharing her own financial journey.

Dr. Gretchen reveals some of her own financial regrets and triumphs around money, such as living in survival mode, the imposter syndrome and learning a healthier money mindset. By being actively engaged in her finances, it helped Dr. Gretchen keep focused on her future goals while having some fun along the way. @PCOSwellness,@pcospsychology,@askdrgretchen

In this episode, Bob has the pleasure of talking with Social Entrepreneur, Nadya Okamoto. Nadya is the Founder and Executive Director of Period (period.org), an organization fighting to end period poverty. Nadya also ran for public office, becoming the youngest Asian American to run in US history. Nadya published her debut book, Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement and was recently named in the 2019 Forbes 30 under 30 and the Bloomberg 50 "Ones to Watch" lists. Nadya is currently the Chief Brand Officer of JUV Consulting, a marketing agency that aims to improve marketing efforts toward Generation Z.

Bob and Nadya talk about some of her obstacles and successes in following her passion for ending period poverty. Nadya's words of wisdom, "If you don't know, do it anyway." Join this powerful conversation of period poverty and following your passion. @nadyaokamoto, @periodmovement

Joe DiSanto built a multi-million dollar post production company, produced critically-acclaimed films and an Emmy-winning TV show, invested millions in real estate and semi-retired by age 43. Now he's sharing his know-how via Play Louder, blog and website resource that helps individuals & business owners increase their net worth and plan better for their future.

Join Bob and Joe in a conversation about following your passion and staying connected with what feels good and when it's time to move on, even if it looks like you have the perfect setup. Joe shares a tender moment after being able to walk away from it all to spend time with his family and have his young son declare, "Dad's not grumpy anymore!" Are you ready to play louder? @playlouder, playlouderblog

Loren Johnson, an ambassador for spiritual, mental and physical health and well-being, chats with Bob about how the singular pursuit of obtaining wealth and money can lead to an unhealthy balance in life. Loren shares his experiences about how making some simple shifts can restore a healthy balance back into your life whilst still maintaining your goals. How does wealth and money dictate your life choices?

Loren is a certified Acupuncturist, Senior Universal Tao Instructor, massage therapist, and he has a master's degree in Oriental Medicine. Loren offers holistic resources around mindful meditation, sexual energy and relationships via his websites. rawtantra.com and loverskill.com. @taoarts, rawtantra.com, loverskill.com

Entrepreneur, dog rescuer, dog walker, basically all things dogs, Kelsey Keil joins Bob for a conversation about money and life. Kelsey and Bob discuss the cost of dining out versus eating in and the challenges faced when dining out with a group of friends and splitting the bill. Do you split the bill evenly or pay just your share?

Synergy Dogs LA, is a dog care business & non-profit rescue organization based in Los Angeles. Kelsey started in 2016 when she was walking her own dogs and a stranger asked if she was a professional dog walker. She said, " I can be," and the rest is history! @synergydogsla

The legendary Robert Gossett joins Bob Wheeler for a hilarious episode on conversations around cash. Robert Gossett is a television, film and theater actor. He has a long list of credits to his name, but you may have seen him in the TNT crime drama, The Closer and on its successor series Major Crimes, as Commander Russell Taylor.

Robert talks with Bob about how his childhood memories, experiences and values around money, have helped shape who he is today. He talks about making a buck and stacking his Benjamins.

Robert shares some hilarious "minor crimes" that made an impression after getting caught by his Jamaican mom. What did you get away with you were a kid? robertgossett.com

On this episode of MYSA, the frugal and funny Brian Holtzman stops by to lament about days gone by. Bob and Brian discuss the lack of basic financial knowledge today, the disappearance of layaway, holding on to material things and the lucrative business model of storage units.

Brian Holtzman, is a stand-up comic, actor and podcast host. Some of Brian's credits include, My Wife and Kids, Regardless: The Freddy Soto Story, and the upcoming documentary, The Heckler. You can catch Brian on stage at The World Famous Comedy Store and other top-notch venues. Check out his podcast, Dead Air, after you listen to him on MYSA. @brianholtzman, @holtzmanbrian

Our Atlanta antics continue as mentor, Dr. Rubina F. Malik joins Bob Wheeler in a hearty conversation about women in leadership, financial awareness and the importance of empowering yourself and others around you. Are you ready to reign over your financial obstacles?

Dr. Malik is a strategic advisor and a thought leader skilled in empowering individuals and organizations in developing, retaining, and promoting candidates into top leadership roles. She is an Assistant Professor in the business department at Morehouse College and her portfolio spans from written pieces in the Harvard Business Review to International Conferences and recently a Ted X Talk on Human Connection in a Digital World. @RubinaFMalik @pakiepeach