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We Fix Space Junk

Battle Bird Productions

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'We Fix Space Junk' follows seasoned smuggler Kilner and reluctant fugitive Samantha as they travel the galaxy, dodging bullets and meeting strange and wonderful beings as they carry out odd jobs on the fringes of the law. A female-led sci-fi comedy sitcom set in the far future, in a high-tech, dystopian world, We Fix Space Junk draws on the sci-fi of the past, following in the footsteps of Harry Harrison and of Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Equal parts love-letter to sci- ...
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Higher Ed Now

American Council of Trustees and Alumni

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Higher Ed Now is a production of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni. It is a podcast concerning issues and policy in America's higher education system.
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The FitBUX Podcast

Joseph Reinke, CFA

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Our goal... Be more than just another boring personal finance podcast. How do we do it: - We interview individuals at different points along their financial journey to provide you motivation and ideas. From student loans to retirement. - We dive deep into the mental side of money so you can achieve true financial freedom. - We do episodes where we take individual finance topics and deeper dive into them. These aren't your typical finance topics either... Come join the party...
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The Marriage Kids and Money Podcast will strengthen your family tree and help you live financially free. We work to help you build the life of your dreams! Each week, award-winning Family Finance Coach Andy Hill shares wealth-building tips that help parents and couples to design their ideal lifestyle. Learn how to get on track with your finances, work toward financial freedom, and even build generational wealth. Knowing community makes for a happier future, Andy interviews millionaire parent ...
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The College Investor podcast is a daily audio show that's dedicated to bringing you the best of TheCollegeInvestor.com. We discuss a variety of topics, all relating to millennial money - including student loan debt, investing, earning more money, and more! Robert Farrington, the founder of The College Investor and a Millennial Money Expert, shares how to get out of student loan debt so that you can start investing and building wealth for the future. Instead of cutting expenses and living a f ...
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I was $300,000 in debt including student loans and mortgages, living a lifestyle way above my means. Three years later my family had paid off all of it including our house! Now that I'm 100% DEBT FREE (that's right no credit cards, car payments or debt of any kind), I'm on a mission to build a community of people who are ready to crush their money goals. This isn't your regular finance show - we're here to have fun and learn about life any money together. Welcome!
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Welcome to the Student Loan Podcast! Here you’ll find practical advice on tackling student loan debt, paying down your higher education expenses and inspiring stories about paying off student loans. Join Daphné Vanessa and Shamil Rodriguez as they discuss student loans, tuition, and everything in between.
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Living With Money

Tim Mullooly

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Tim and Tom Mullooly from Mullooly Asset Management bring you "Living With Money". Tim and Tom will walk you through your financial life step by step. From the very basics of personal finance to in-depth financial planning and investing methods, you will truly learn how to live with money. With years of experience spanning multiple generations, Tim and Tom bring a unique perspective to your financial life, whether you're just starting out, or getting close to retirement. Through educational ...
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Taming the High Cost of College teaches parents the secrets of how to plan and save for college so you can help make your children's dreams come true. Hosted by Brad Baldridge, a Certified Financial Planner and college planning expert, you'll learn what you need to save time, save money and reduce stress with smart and proven strategies. If you’re the parent of a college-bound teenager, you’re in the right place!
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The Kati Hyer Show Women valiantly manage careers, family, and social responsibilities day in and day out, and the last thing on their minds is how to tackle their financial challenges - there's just too much on the never-ending list of life to do before then! The problem is money stress follows them in shame from debt, anxiety about not knowing how to make ends meet, guilt from spending, and frustration in relationships around money. The Kati Hyer Show walks through the myths that perpetuat ...
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Jake Of All Trades

Jake Nuno: Financial Advisor and Financial Guru

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Every week Jake Rivas, Financial Advisor To Millennials, will hit the streets, coffee shops, and restaurants to get raw feedback from YOU about the real financial obstacles you are facing today. Jake will help you take the guesswork out of managing your money choices while curating and sharing the best advice and insights into making smart money choices. Jakes Two Cents will help you navigate credit, financial debt, saving for the future, student loans, mortgages, travel, money, lifestyle, a ...
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Doctor Money Matters

Dr. Tarang Patel

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Welcome to the Doctor Money Matters podcast. I am your host Dr. Tarang Patel, a practicing diagnostic radiologist in Phoenix, AZ. I started this podcast as a way to share knowledge about financial matters as they relate to health care professionals. We spent many years learning about the science and art of providing patient care but most of us have relatively little knowledge about reaching financial well being. I know that I had no formal training in setting up investment accounts, negotiat ...
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With the stock market fluctuating and new tariffs raising concerns about family finances, some families are re-thinking the college decision (at least in the short term). While it might not be off the table, taking a gap year or deferring enrollment is an option for some. But what happens to financial aid if my child takes a gap year? While taking …
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Thinking about becoming a digital nomad or relocating to another country? Whether you're dreaming of remote work with a passport in hand or trying to escape the daily grind by starting over abroad, there’s more to it than sunshine and freedom. In this Know Better. Do Better. episode, Lauryn Williams—who has firsthand experience living abroad in Col…
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This episode features Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi, professor of economics at Winston-Salem State University. Dr. Madjd-Sadjadi has more than 30 years of teaching and economic consulting experience and was formerly the chief economist of the city and county of San Francisco. His work has been cited in the Congressional Record and led to the repeal of the G…
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Andy Hill sits down with Dr. Daniel Crosby—renowned psychologist, behavioral finance expert, and author of Soul of Wealth—to explore the true meaning of wealth beyond money. Dr. Crosby breaks down why financial success alone won’t bring happiness and how our beliefs, relationships, and personal growth play a crucial role in our well-being. He share…
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Have you heard the phrase "Sell In May And Go Away"? There are many weird stock market indicators that pundits try to use to explain what you should be doing in the stock market at any given time. There seems to be many ideas that people will suggest to determine your investing strategy including the January-effect, the presidential cycle, which te…
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For high school seniors navigating college admissions, few emails inspire more confusion than a notice of being "deferred" or "waitlisted." While neither outcome is final, each comes with distinct meaning, timeline, and next steps. Being deferred means your early application wasn’t denied, but it wasn’t accepted either. Instead, the admissions comm…
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Can you really retire comfortably with a 5% withdrawal rate? Financial researcher and author Bill Bengen—the creator of the legendary 4% rule—joins us to share why his latest research shows that 5% is the new 4%. In this interview, Bill explains how his thinking has evolved, what today’s retirees should know, and how you can plan smarter for a fulf…
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Today's episode is an interview Robert had with Jack Wang from the Smart College Buyer podcast. He talks about how to think about college costs, making smart student loan decisions, and how to have open and honest conversations with your family about money and education. We hope you enjoy the episode. If you want to learn more about the Smart Colle…
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President Trump generally does not support student loan forgiveness and would likely seek an end to some student loan forgiveness programs. But can the President claw back student loan forgiveness that has already been granted? It's sparked a lot of concern in recent weeks, especially as President Biden has continued to propose new student loan for…
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There are multiple ways to invest in real estate. And believe it our not, 90% of the world's millionaires have created wealth through real estate. At least that's what Andrew Carnegie said at the turn of the century. Maybe you love investing, and at this point nearly all of your money is in the stock market. You know it’s important to diversify, bu…
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There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to the best investment strategy. But it's one of the questions I receive almost everyday. From what do I invest in, to how to get started investing, to picking individual stocks, everyone is looking for a magic investment strategy that will make them millionaires overnight. The truth is that doesn't hap…
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In this episode, we sit down with Simone Stolzoff, author of The Good Enough Job, to explore how modern work culture has taken over our identities—and how we can break free. This Best of MKM episode revisits one of our most powerful conversations about redefining success, setting boundaries, and reclaiming our time. If you're looking to escape the …
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In today’s episode, Lauryn Williams talks with Royal Williams, a global traveler, educator, and founder of Yup! She Travels and Yup! We Travel. Royal shares what it really takes to build a life in a different country—from the logistics of visas and finding housing to the emotional and financial shifts that come with stepping into the unknown. From …
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Running a business in the allied health space comes with its fair share of challenges. But what if there was a way to streamline your operations, save time, and cut costs? In this episode, we sit down with a team member from Jane App to dive into how their software is making life easier for business owners like you. We cover: ✅ The history of Jane …
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Today we want to introduce you to How i Died, an award winning fiction podcast from Audiohm Media. The show follows Jon Spacer, a forensic pathologist with a secret ability to speak with the dead. When he takes a job in the small town of Springfield, a strange and shadowy place with an unusually high mortality rate, his abilities give him a bit mor…
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Audit protection is a service most tax preparation companies advertise as an upsell to help you if you get a notice from the IRS. These services can involve responding to IRS letters, representing you when speaking with the IRS, or even reimbursing you if the tax prep company made a mistake. I hate dealing with bureaucrats. The thought of spending …
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While a Roth IRA is one of the best ways to save for retirement, it can also be used to save for college. A Roth IRA is one of the best ways to invest for retirement, since the money inside it grows tax-free and in most cases, withdrawals for retirement come without any tax consequences. It can be an especially great way to save for retirement when…
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Eligibility for need-based financial aid depends on the student’s demonstrated financial need. Structured settlements can change how a student's financial aid is evaluated. Financial need is the difference between the college’s annual Cost of Attendance (COA) and the student’s Student Aid Index (SAI). In some cases, a structured settlement can be u…
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In this Best of MKM episode, Andy Hill shares inspiring conversations with Kathryn Hanna and Chris Luger, two individuals who found financial freedom after divorce. Kathryn achieved Coast FIRE in her late 30s, while Chris became a mortgage-free millionaire. They discuss navigating finances post-divorce, aligning money with personal values, and buil…
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👉 The stock market looks dangerously overvalued — and it’s not just the S&P 500. Since 2008, the market has been propped up by low interest rates and Fed intervention… but now the cracks are starting to show. In this live video, we’ll break down: ✅ The S&P 500’s PE ratio — why it’s flashing warning signs ✅ How the Fed’s latest moves could push the …
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Would you rather have a penny that doubles each day for a month or 1 million dollars? I saw this question the other day, and it reminded me of one of my favorite stories from high school math (yes, that's pretty nerdy, but this is a personal finance blog). So, before I tell the story, think about it: If a genie appeared and gave you a choice, what …
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If your financial aid package falls short of your need, you can ask the college for more financial aid by sending them a financial aid appeal letter. A financial aid appeal is not like a negotiation. It is not like bargaining for a lower price on a car at the car dealership. Most students lack leverage to get the college to throw out its financial …
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What happens when you achieve financial independence and early retirement? Maggie Tucker joins us to share her journey of retiring at 41, leaving corporate America, and embracing a life of flexibility, purpose, and family. As the founder and host of Inside Out Money, Maggie talks about overcoming the challenges of early retirement, finding fulfillm…
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People are feeling worried, concerned, and stressed about the changes happening this year. In this episode, Lauryn and Chloe discuss good financial habits and how to prepare for uncertainty—whether it’s navigating a layoff, adjusting to rising costs, or even making big life changes like moving abroad. They dive into practical strategies to help you…
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In this episode, FitBUX founder Joseph Reinke sits down with Karen Litzy, a self-employed healthcare entrepreneur and host of one of the largest podcasts in the industry. Karen shares her journey from clinician to business owner, breaking down the ups and downs of running a healthcare business, the lessons she's learned, and the strategies that hav…
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In this episode, Josh Mettle from Neo Home Loans and Joseph Reinke, CFA, team up to answer your biggest questions about buying a home in today’s market. Whether you’re wondering about mortgage options, how to qualify, or what current trends mean for you — we’ve got you covered. Here’s what we discuss: ✅ Current housing market trends and what they m…
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In this episode, ACTA Vice President of Policy Bradley Jackson talks with Jane Calvert, director of the John Dickinson Writings Project and a member of ACTA’s National Commission on American History and Civic Education. They contend that the study of history is less about rote memorization and more like being a detective excavating an unsolved myst…
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Andy Hill sits down with Dr. Brad Klontz—bestselling author, professor, and leading expert on the psychology of wealth—to explore the power of mindset in financial success. They dive into the differences between a poor mindset and a rich mindset, common money mistakes, and the habits that set wealthy individuals apart. Dr. Klontz shares his persona…
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Last night, I went live to break down the latest developments in student loans, and trust me, there's a lot happening. First, we discussed the IDR injunction—why it’s blocking all applications, what it means for borrowers, and what to expect next. Then, we dove into the budget reconciliation bill, which includes some major student loan changes that…
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Considering working with a financial advisor? Here are 5 questions to ask a financial advisor before working with them. Getting answers to these questions will help you become informed and empowered on your investing journey. Second, we’re back with our Net Worth Win segment. This month, we’re featuring Jackie Cummings Koski from the Catching Up To…
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Student loans are a disaster. New rules, endless changes, and lawsuits have turned an already complex system into total chaos. And while YouTube is packed with 20-minute videos on how to “game the system,” most of those strategies sound great in theory but fall apart in real life. But here’s the real takeaway from all this… Millionaires don’t overc…
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Thinking about switching to 1099 work? It sounds great—more flexibility, higher pay, and tax write-offs. But is it actually worth it? In this episode, we break down everything you need to know about 1099 vs. W-2 income so you don’t leave money on the table. We’ll cover: 🔹 1099 vs. W-2: Which one is better for you? (Hidden costs most people overlook…
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Dr. Disrespect didn’t just become one of the biggest gaming personalities overnight—he built a character that led to his financial success. But here’s the secret: you can do the same. In this episode, we break down how consciously shaping your persona, habits, and mindset can unlock financial freedom and long-term success. Most people build their c…
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A Health Savings Account, or HSA, is arguably the best tax-advantaged account available in the United States. Contributions and qualified withdrawals are tax-free, which makes an HSA perhaps the only way you can earn, invest, and spend without paying taxes. While we don’t usually like to think about it, we’re all going to die someday. Money-savvy f…
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In this episode, Sadie Webb, ACTA's Associate Director of the College Debates and Discourse (CD&D) Alliance, discusses the Alliance’s extensive work with faculty and student leaders at Juniata College. Dean of Students Matthew Damschroder, Dean of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Derek James, and four students share how participating in classroom an…
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💰 Student loans, PSLF, repayment plans, investing – there’s a lot to unpack, and it’s hard to know where to start. 🚨 The student loan landscape is changing – PSLF, repayment options, and other major shifts could cost you thousands if you’re not prepared. Whether you’re trying to navigate repayment, maximize PSLF, or figure out your investment optio…
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Workplace benefits often get overlooked by employees. But they could be your ticket to a wealthy future. How can my workplace benefits make me a millionaire? Joe Saul-Sehy, Co-Host of Stacking Benjamins, joins the show again to help us answer this big question. Also, Jace Mattinson from Texas (and the Millionaires Unveiled Podcast) shares how he an…
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I thought it would be interesting to look at some of the best investors in modern time. These are all individuals who made significant amounts of money by sticking to solid investment philosophies. If you look at their strategies as well, they aren't very difficult or complex - they stick to basic financials of a company and look for value. If they…
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For families saving for education expenses, 529 plans remain one of the most flexible and long-lasting options available. Unlike other college savings accounts or financial aid programs, 529 plans do not have time or age limits for contributions or withdrawals. However, some states do have different rules that may impact your 529 plan contribution …
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A Multigenerational 529, also known as a Dynasty 529 Plan, is a way of using one or more 529 plans to leave a legacy of education for future generations. A Dynasty 529 Plan can be set up by parents, grandparents, or other relatives. With a Dynasty 529 Plan, high net-worth parents save more than is required for their children’s college education, me…
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It’s time to set some SMART financial goals! I'm walking through 10 SMART financial goals that will help you build family wealth this year. Second, we’re back with our Mortgage Free Family segment! This month we’re featuring JJ Buckner from Missouri. He’s going to share how he paid off his mortgage in his 30s and how it allowed him more family time…
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ACTA’s chief of staff and SVP, Armand Alacbay, sits down with Jon Hardister, who once chaired North Carolina's House Education Committee, and now serves as a trustee at Western Carolina University. Hear his insider insights on the key role trustees play in university governance, student success, and protecting free speech on campus.…
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Even if you don't think you'll receive financial aid, you likely should fill out the FAFSA. According to Sallie How America Pays for College report, 74% of students and families completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA for the 2023-2024 school year. So why are over 25% of students deciding not to apply? They may believe thei…
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