Today, we have a show with millionaire Frogdancer Jones - a single mom and teacher who went from woe to whoo hoo with her finances. With a dedicated mindset and a persistent personal push to meet her money goals, we hear how incredible Frogdancer Jones turns her life into an experience from her dreams.

Debt isn’t a death sentence. Suicide, depression, anxiety, are human emotions that we don’t have to hide behind. Today, I have Dear Debt’s Creator, Melanie Lockhart on the show to discuss her personal story of depression as well as suicide in her family. But, let’s get real here. Her experience isn’t just something that happened to her. People you know, people you love, and hey, even you might be experiencing your own emotional crisis due to money.

If you've been offered free pension plans and yet weren't able to easily validate who was offering the service, be leary. While taking a self-care day, I realized that the mysteriousness of one financial planner turned out to be completely untrue and downright misleading.

Claims you find online can sometimes be a lure to sell you financial products you may not need. Be sure to approach situations like these with caution.

Please disregard the audio quality! My next guest recorded in a “tunnel” in Mexico where we encountered issues with the internet connection, as you can imagine.

But this is such a special interview nonetheless. Jo Britton Reish is a retired teacher who also happens to be my mother in law. She and I discuss her activities after teaching, including family, traveling, and sailing!

The US education system employs 4-5 million teachers teaching K-12. While these same teachers are taking care of their students, finances probably fall to the wayside. What’s worse, those who try to teach teachers about money over pizza and cookies know that to be true and, unfortunately, take advantage. This podcast is about reaching 1 million teachers who strive to live free from that dreaded money-stress. Are you one?