Your World, Your Money

Your World, Your Money

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Your World, Your Money episodes

  • Sports & The New Era of Wellness: Achieving Real Parity for University Athletes
    Curtis Spence, Assistant Athletic Director at New York University, and Edona Thaqi, current university athlete at Fordham University, join us in our continuing conversation around sports, mental health, equity, and finance. In this episode, we dive into university athletes' real experiences and difficulties from the athlete's and the administrative perspectives. We talk the changes needed for parity, financial literacy, and overall health for athletes.

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    47 min
  • Sports & The New Era of Wellness: Navigating the University Athletic Careers and Sponsorships
    In this episode, we have Zachery Segal, founder of Student Player - a centralized crowdfunding platform towards sponsoring student-athletes; and Abbie Wolf, professional basketball player and founder of Wild Works Basketball, joining us in the conversation of university athletics. We talk about the career and sponsorship opportunities for university athletes, and the new game-changing NIL bill California passed, which has caused ripple effects in other states and policies across the country.

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    52 min
  • Sports & The New Era of Wellness: The Reality of A High School Athletic Career
    This summer, join us for a special mini-series on sports, mental health, and finance, where we bridge the gaps in sports, equity, and equality. In this episode, we sit down with coach Dillon Clark to understand high school athletes and that precarious moment in young athletes' careers where they must make a big decision to play at university or not, and all of the costs that come along with it. We talk academics, scholarships, mental health, and what effect students' financial decisions have when pursuing their sport.

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    38 min
  • Financial Socialization: Breaking the Gender Stereotypes

    In our final episode of the season, we sit down with Chidi Asoluka, Dean and English teacher at Horace Mann School, and David Auten & John Schneider, hosts of the Queer Money®Podcast, known as the DebtFree Guys. We dive into the conversation on financial socialization and the money influences faced in the home, in school, and in the choices our parents impart on us. How do we break out beyond the money expectations & barriers in the home? What are the impacts of family financial socialization? How can we create space beyond the binary for the financial leaders of tomorrow?




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    47 min
  • The Intersectionality of the Black, Trans and Economic Experience
    We sit down with Tori Cooper, the Human Rights Campaign’s Director of Community Engagement for the Transgender Justice Initiative and chat about her experience in the black and trans community. As a leader in the LGBTQ+ space, and a justice & equality example for us all, Tori talks some concerning bills & policies being passed, intersectional identities, and how all others can be the best or more impactful allies.

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    45 min
  • Queer Experiences in the Workplace: Breaking Down the Gender Barriers
    We continue with our conversation around the queer experiences in the workplace in this episode with Dr. Nicholas Salter, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Hofstra University. From pay gaps to family leaves, we talk the research and expert side of being queer in the workplace, how have queer experiences evolved over the years, and how to best navigate these challenges.

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    38 min
  • Queer Experiences in the Workplace: Navigating the Visible and Invisible Identities
    We enter our final mini-series of the season, “Gender, Sexuality & Money,” by kicking off with a conversation on queer experiences in the workplace and the heteronormative pay gaps that we don’t usually see. In this episode, Teri Tan, the leader of this year’s O4U business team, chats with us about their experience of being queer in the finance industry and discuss the question of how to navigate your workplace identity and best represent yourself.

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    29 min
  • The New Community of Investing
    This past year has been a crazy one, and that’s especially true in the stock market. In the midst of all the weird trends going on in the market, the rise of investing apps has changed the game for new investors. In this episode, we have Willa Tellekson-Flash, Community Operations Lead at public.com, who joins us to discuss the future of investing, and the new community of investing at Public.

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    36 min
  • Investing While In Debt and the Other Money Questions
    Should you invest while you’re in debt? If you’re searching for answers as a new investor, often you’ll find different answers! Joining this episode is writer and money expert, Miranda Marquit. We’re here today to help find clarity on that and other questions that may arise as you progress into an expert investor.

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    40 min
  • Investing 101 - How to Start Your Investing Future
    Erin Lowry, author of the best-selling Broke Millennial series joins us today to chat about investing. Where do you start? What should you know? How do you invest for your retirement? In this episode, we will hear about Erin’s investing journey, break down the logistics behind investing, get rid of those fears and concerns, and provide you with an ultimate checklist to start your investing future.

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    41 min

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Money touches every part of our lives. Your World, Your Money podcast aims to shift perspectives with conversations, resources, & questions, approaching the intersection…