I never write reviews, but I’ve been listening to Emma’s podcast for a while, and it’s maybe my favorite personal finance podcast. As I’m studying personal financial planning and financial therapy, I listen to tons of this type of content. Emma’s stands out in how it’s super clear she’s actually reading the research on financial psychology—not just opining about her own experiences. And as a result, she gives way more thorough and helpful advice on how we can improve our relationships with money. I learn so much from her, and I think she’s hilarious, fun, and super relatable—like I would want to be her friend. Don’t skip this one!

I love that Emma takes a broad range of topics, from joy to fashion psychology, and links it back to our relationships with money! She has fascinating guests that she has great conversations with, but my favorite episodes are the ones where she takes a topic and gives several probing questions or scenarios for you to reflect on with regards to your attitude about money. She has definitely broadened the way I think about money and has made me face a number of unhealthy attitudes/habits I have. I can truly say I’ve grown in my money handling as a result of this podcast.

Finally some relatable advice about money and how to think about money. I love listening to your podcast, you give such honest and wise advice. I grew up very very poor and now live somewhat comfortably, and you have helped me so much with my thoughts about money. I look forward to your episodes so much!!!

I love your IG account and can’t wait for this podcast! As an 37 year old “auntie millennial” I am finally dealing with my finances head on and find you’re content and advice helpful, non judgmental and fun. I’m rating this five stars because the trailer was awesome and a great sign of what’s to come!