Your American Money

In today's podcast episode I share some thoughts about the call to boycott Asian American businesses in response to the acquittal of Chikei Rick Chow-a store owner who shot and killed an African-American child Cyrus Carmack-Belton. I talk about financial boycotts, Capitalism and how African-Americans can empower ourselves through making deliberate financial decisions. Here is the link to the previous episode "Designing a Boycott Strategy that Works for You" You'll leave with:

• Resources to find Black businesses

• Tips on how to support Black businesses

• A perspective on how I've experienced Capitalism

• What my Black spend goal is for 2026

And I share some perspectives about boycotts and financial decisions by people that I notice online.

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It has been over a year since I've published a podcast episode. In today's episode I share why I'm rebooting the show and I think my reasons will reasonate with you.

https://youramericanmoney.com

I've seen a lot of people talking about participating in boycotts. I've also seen a lot of confusing chatter around what you should and should not do when boycotting. In this podcast episode I share some strategies and helpful tips to boycotting in 2025. Technology makes things easier.

Show Notes:

https://youramericanmoney.com/how-to-design-a-boycott-strategy-that-works-for-you

I'm so excited to share that Your American Money is back (after a 1 year hiatus).

Show Notes:

https://youramericanmoney.com

One of the most impactful trends online influencing Black women is the Soft Life. In today's podcast episode I share how an overseas movement experienced in the US is heavily influenced by work policy designed to control Black women.

Show Notes

https://michelleismoneyhungry.com/how-work-policies-against-black-women-birthed-a-love-of-the-soft-life

You may be wondering...why are you talking about Taylor Swift on a personal finance podcast? Well, I'm talking about policies both spoken and unspoken that impact women's money. This episode talks about the unspolken power that the music industry flexes when negotiating with artists.

Show Notes:

https://michelleismoneyhungry.com/how-taylor-swifts-ip-victory-could-change-the-business-of-music

In this short episode, I share what Michelle is Money Hungry will be focusing on in 2024. I'm starting a season called Vixens, Virgins and Vigilantes: The Impact of Policy on American Women's Money. Each epissode will cover a spoken or unspoken policy that impacts our money. And, to be clear, it won't be all politics. Policy happens in all aspects of our lives. Listen to the episode to learn more.

Show Notes:

https://michelleismoneyhungry.com/why-dont-more-personal-finance-content-creators-talk-about-policy

Season 7, Episode 1

In this week's episode of Michelle is Money Hungry, I reflect on the Titanic submersible and immigrant boat capsize tragedies from earlier this summer. What do these two tragedies have in common? You may be surprised.

Show notes:

https://michelleismoneyhungry.com/why-do-we-hate-the-rich-and-the-poor

After a 6 month break from creating content for the Michelle is Money Hungry Podcast and Website-I'm back at it! I am energized and ready to go. In this short episode I talk about why personal finance content creators should take breaks and just listen and observe the financial conversations being held around them.

Show Notes

https://michelleismoneyhungry.com/why-every-personal-finance-content-creator-should-take-a-break-from-content-creation

I love talking about personal finance, policy and equity. But, I've recently made a hard decisioin about the Michelle is Money Hungry Podcast and I'm sharing in this episode what I've decided to do with it.

Show Notes

https://michelleismoneyhungry.com/podcast-break