What if your familys brand could drive alignment, boost engagement, and shape your legacy? India Wooldridge, founder of Catalyst, shares how values-driven branding can help family offices clarify their identity, unify multigenerational decision-making, and act as a strategic asset. With insights from global brand strategy and UHNW family work, India offers a new lens on reputation, governance, and impact.

Estate planning isn't just legal documents, it's about clarity, care, and connection. In this conversation, Dr. Kirby Rosplock speaks with estate attorney Marvin Blum about his Red File Checklist, a tool designed to help families organize personal, financial, medical, and legacy details. Learn how this practical guide supports loved ones through incapacity, loss, and transition with grace and foresight.

In this episode of the Tamarind Learning podcast, host Dr. Kirby Rosplock interviews Jeff Savlov, about raising responsible, grounded children in families with significant wealth. Drawing on his background in business, psychology, and family therapy, Jeff offers powerful insights into the emotional complexities of wealth and legacy. He explores how intentional parenting, storytelling, and open communication can foster resilience, responsibility, and strong values in the next generation.

Eti and Chaz Lazarian, co-founders of Insignia LLC, join Dr. Kirby Rosplock to share how they built a thriving commercial real estate business and formalized their family officeall while raising three daughters. From defining roles at home and work to instilling financial literacy in the next generation, this episode highlights the realities of being co-preneurs, parents, and legacy-builders under one roof.

Estate attorney and improv comedian Mark Shiller joins Dr. Kirby Rosplock to explore how principles of improvlike listening, group dynamics, and can transform family wealth planning. They discuss generational transitions, the importance of purpose in wealth, and Schillers book How to Not Ruin Your Kids with Money. A refreshing take on what families really need to thrive across generations.

Join the Tamarind Learning Podcast as we explore financial therapy with Aja Evans, author of 'Feel Good Finance.' Discover how our relationship with money reflects our emotions, why we use spending as therapy, and ways to build healthier financial habits. Aja shares insights from her 15 years in mental health and explains how understanding the psychology behind our money decisions can lead to lasting positive change in our financial wellbeing.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock on the Tamarind Learning Podcast as she dives into the fascinating world of private aviation with Jim Segrave, President and CEO of Fly Exclusive. From starting and selling his first private aviation company to Delta Airlines to steering Fly Exclusive through the pandemic's challenges and into public trading, Jim's journey is not just about flying high but also about leadership, strategic decision-making, and the relentless pursuit of excellence.

In this episode of the Tamarind Learning podcast, host Dr. Kirby Rosplock welcomes Dale Buckner, CEO of Global Guardian and former Green Beret, to discuss the evolving threats to family offices in today's interconnected world. Dale shares his expert insights on the increased risks of physical and cyber threats, and the importance of proactive security measures.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Kathleen Kingsbury, a renowned money mindset coach and author. Kathleen discusses her book, Breaking Money Silence, exploring the pervasive issue of money silencethe societal and familial taboo surrounding financial discussions. Kathleen sheds light on how breaking these taboos can foster healthier relationships and financial literacy, transforming the way we think, feel, and talk about money.

In this episode of the Tamarind Learning podcast, Dr. Kirby Rosplock sits down with Jane Mintz, CEO and Chief Clinical Strategist of Real-Life Intervention Solutions. They discuss the challenges advisors face when working with clients struggling with addiction and the risk of falling into professional codependency. Jane shares insights on identifying red flags, maintaining professional boundaries, and using strategic intervention to support clients and family systems effectively.