23Mar2018

Top podcasts about money, by and for women

Top podcasts about money by and for women

When you’re driving to work or running on the trail, you could listen to the same old tunes. Or you could get yourself a free financial education through podcasts. We’re huge fans of podcasts for all topics, but especially around personal finance and financial literacy. We found 7 great women-centric podcasts listed on miriamballesteros.com to help inspire women looking to make smarter money and career choices: 

Mo’ Money Podcast 

The Mo’ Money Podcast is one of the top personal finance podcasts around, with over 400,000+ total downloads and 100+ educational episodes to listen to. Jessica Moorhouse is a millennial money expert from Canada – and you won’t want to stop listening to her entertaining, yet savvy finance tips. In Mo’ Money Podcast she interviews personal finance pros that give awesome personal finance advice to all who tune in.  If you’re a millennial looking to get your checkbook in order, take a minute – or several hours to hear Jessica out.

Girl boss Radio

Girl Boss Radio is an easy listening podcast that is aired weekly. The show highlights entrepreneurs from all over the world along with CEOs, creatives, and artists. On each episode, Sophia Amoruso interviews incredible women that will inspire you to get up, get out and get things working for you.

Marie Forleo Podcast

On the Marie Forleo Podcast, Marie and her guests share tips and strategies for those looking to learn about the greater financial good. She talks about fear, disappointments and failures and how to turn those around into achievements, goals and strategies that will help launch you in the direction you dream of going.  

The Words + Money Podcast

If you’re looking for no bull crap advice, then Tess Wick’spodcast is the one for you. She has a humorous way of spinning everyday struggles into educational podcast sessions that will help the average gal get her financial bearings in order.

So Money Podcast

With her own money and debt experience as motivation, author, web-series and TV show host, columnist for O Magazine, Farnoosh Torabi manages to make a wide range of money topics and financial advice accessible and engaging. As a very credible personal finance authority, Farnoosh is focused on helping Americans live their richest, happiest lives. One of the ways she does so is with her award-winning podcast So Money, where she interviews today’s top entrepreneurial and personal finance figures for insights and inspirations we all can use.

The Clever Girls Know Podcast

Bala Onada Sokundi calls it “a podcast for women on all things money ”. Bala is a certified Financial Education Instructor who teaches women how to save money, get rid of debt and build a long-lasting foundation of wealth. This podcast will leave you empowered, refreshed and ready to take on your financial future.

Money Girl

These shows are short, sweet and to the point. Laura Adams is the woman behind Money Girl. She’s a woman on a mission to help make even the most complicated financial matters easy to understand.

If you love entertainment, great writing and financial advice by women who know it best, then check out our other blogs on the top female financial bloggers and great online financial resources for women.

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