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In response to MANY emails from you all, Gaby delves into the classist and racist background of the work dress code.
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Who is Gaby's friend on Afford Anything?
Lots of big strides. And lots of setbacks. Then, their first interview with Afford Anything's Paula Pant, a giant in the financial media world, who gives tips and tricks for successful goal setting. And finally, Gaby gushes over their friend and writer Fran chesca Ramsey, who is a machine when it comes to motivation. She teaches Gaby how to journal and keep track of what you...
Who is the author of "Investing is your superpower"?
Grab a pen and a notebook, everyone, because we are LEARNING today! First, Gaby talks to Shinobu Hindert , author of "Investing Is Your Superpower," about when and how to open a brokerage account, how involved you should be in your own investments, and the BIG mistakes you make when trying to diversify your portfolio. Then, Gaby dives into playing the stock market with friend and investment mastermind Anna Akana, an actress and creator, who shares her insights and advice on covered calls....
Who is Gaby Dunn?
Gaby Dunn unapologetically examines the intersection of finances, feelings and the f*cking system. Each week NY Times best-selling author and comedian Gaby brings a social justice, feminist , and unabashedly radical point of view to conversations with top journalists, student loan experts, tax specialists, mutual aid organizers and other money disrupters in their fields. Leave Gaby a voicemail at 844-474-4040 or write [email protected].
Who is Ana Diaz Casos?
Ana Diaz Casos, president of Tenants and Workers United, joins Gaby to talk about housing as a human right, rent striking, the consequences of mass evictions, and how even resources and protections are hard to access. Then, we hear from a listener who felt prepped for the pandemic because of the pod, and someone who doesn't agree with all our guests or even Gaby, but likes the show a whole lot anyway. Send an email to [email protected] or leave a voicemail at 844-474-4040. Find a...
Is cancel culture real?
Cancel culture is real. It happens on Twitter and it makes money off of us. This week's introduction is a passionate essay Gaby has been stewing on for a long time. Then, Gaby interviews reporter Emily Vanderwerff about the tragic story of trans woman Isabel Fall who was bullied into a mental hospital because of a bad faith reading of a sci-fi story she wrote. They also discuss the difference between "cancellation" from within your community vs outside your community and the difference...
Can A Documentary Use My Dead Dad's Story Without Paying Me?
Gaby discusses work from home becoming permanent and an article about a developer that is buying up all the property in LA's Koreatown. (Support KnockLA.com!) Then, a listener writes in to say a documentary company has been trying to get her to give them information and leads for free regarding her dead dad's involvement as a witness in a famous crime. What should she charge them? A Facebook commenter corrects a misconception about nylon and landfills regarding our Fast Fashion episode, and...
You Can Be Good With Money
Do you avoid checking your balances—because it’s just easier not to know? Skip the shame, no one is born knowing how to handle money. It’s a muscle you can build.
We Are Here to Help You
Ready to write a new money story? We won’t shame you, guilt you, or force you to eat ramen. Here’s how it works.
Practical Tools For Managing Money
It all starts here with the YNAB Method. Hannah will teach you the first rule you need to know to get your money under control.
See Real Budgets of People Gaining Total Control
St. Clair would tell you he was terrible with money. Then he woke up one day and decided to change it. See how he set up his budget.
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Do you feel like you’re bad with money and always will be? I’ve been teaching people how to budget for about ten years, and if there’s one theme that permeates nearly everyone’s financial story, it’s shame—shame about credit card debt. Shame about spending patterns. Shame about not, yet, hitting financial goals. And even budget shame. …
You Can Start Fresh! Right Now! For Free!
It doesn’t have to stay like this. You can change the way you think, spend, and save money. So what do you have to lose? (Other than all that debt and stress, of course…)
