Divorce, Money, and Financial Planning with Melissa Murphy Pavone

From Math Teacher to Money Teacher: Financial Literacy with Stefon Bowman

Financial literacy shouldn't be a mystery or a topic people avoid discussing. The more we talk about money openly, the more empowered people become to make informed financial decisions. In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with financial literacy educator Stefon Bowman about his journey from math teacher to money teacher, his mission to make financial literacy a "kitchen table" topic, and his passion for entrepreneurship and community involvement. Stefon believes that financial education should be practical, accessible, and part of everyday conversations. We discuss the importance of teaching money skills, building financial confidence, encouraging entrepreneurship, and helping individuals and families make better financial decisions through education and experience. We also explore his hands-on approach to entrepreneurship, his commitment to community engagement, and the role financial literacy can play in creating opportunities and improving outcomes for future generations. Podcast episodes are meant to be educational and informative. They are not professional advice or recommendations of any particular guests, products, or services. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and stay tuned. MoneyMarci [https://www.moneymarci.com] website and resources MoneyMarci's Guide to Financial Literacy [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P8L6VDJ]

Making Finance Understandable with Kina Morgan and Kimberly Johnson

In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with Kina Morgan, CPA, and Kimberly Johnson, CPA, partners at Your Balanced Partners CPA firm and hosts of the Balance Your Books podcast. We discuss accounting, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, communicating financial information to non-accountants, and the challenges of creating and sustaining successful non-profit organizations. Kina and Kimberly share insights about their finance "super powers," the value of collaboration, the power of the pivot, and how strong relationships can contribute to both personal and professional success. This conversation explores business growth, nonprofit organizations, financial education, friendship, adaptability, and helping people better understand and manage their finances. Podcast episodes are meant to be educational and informative. They are not professional advice or recommendations of any particular guests, products, or services. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and stay tuned. MoneyMarci [https://www.moneymarci.com] website and resources MoneyMarci's Guide to Financial Literacy [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P8L6VDJ]

Making Financial Advising More Accessible with Sonia Martinez-Trujillo

In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with Sonia Martinez-Trujillo about making financial advising more accessible, career pivots, bilingual communication, homeschooling, and creating opportunities through education and adaptability. We discuss financial literacy, personal finance, career changes, entrepreneurship, family life, and the importance of making financial education understandable and approachable for diverse communities. Sonia also shares insights about being bilingual, balancing family and professional responsibilities, and navigating life transitions with resilience and intention. This conversation explores the connection between financial accessibility, education, communication, personal growth, and creating meaningful opportunities through lifelong learning and adaptability. Contact [https://www.forfiduciary.com/meet-sonia] LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/soniamartinez-trujillo/] Podcast episodes are meant to be educational and informative. They are not professional advice or recommendations of any particular guests, products, or services. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and stay tuned. MoneyMarci [https://www.moneymarci.com] website and resources MoneyMarci's Guide to Financial Literacy [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P8L6VDJ]

Technology, Artificial Intelligence & Business Growth with Barry Bradham

In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life), I talk with Barry Bradham, serial entrepreneur and founder of DigiLink, about entrepreneurship, technology, artificial intelligence, and scaling successful businesses. We discuss the opportunities of AI in business, the importance of mentorship and networking, and how entrepreneurs can build sustainable growth. Barry shares insights from his experience building companies, navigating change, and preparing for the future of business in an increasingly technology-driven world. This conversation is perfect for entrepreneurs, business owners, and anyone interested in AI, innovation, leadership, and the future of technology. Come Win With Me [https://ComeWinWithMe.com] Barry Bradham - Entrepreneur [https://digilink.global/barrybradham-entrepreneur] Podcast episodes are meant to be educational and informative. They are not professional advice or recommendations of any particular guests, products, or services. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and stay tuned. MoneyMarci [https://www.moneymarci.com] website and resources MoneyMarci's Guide to Financial Literacy [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P8L6VDJ]

The Working Artist - Lessons in art and money with Crista Cloutier

In this episode of Marci Talks Money (and Life) I talk with Crista Cloutier about the financial realities of creative entrepreneurship, including bankruptcy, rebuilding financially, and the challenges many artists and creatives face while building a career. In this episode, we discuss the business side of art, financial literacy for creatives, entrepreneurship, money management, financial setbacks, and the lessons that can come from difficult financial experiences. Crista also shares insights about resilience, creativity, and navigating career growth and change. Whether you are an artist, entrepreneur, freelancer, or someone working through financial challenges, this conversation offers practical insights, honest discussions, and real-life experiences about money, life, and creative careers. The Working Artist [https://theworkingartist.com] Crista's YouTube channel [https://www.youtube.com/@CristaCloutier] Podcast episodes are meant to be educational and informative. They are not professional advice or recommendations of any particular guests, products, or services. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and stay tuned. MoneyMarci [https://www.moneymarci.com] website and resources MoneyMarci's Guide to Financial Literacy [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P8L6VDJ]