Money talks, but sometimes it feels like it’s speaking a foreign language. We’ve got your back with three fantastic podcasts that’ll help you become fluent in finance. Whether you’re curious about the stock market or just want to stretch your paycheck further, these shows will make money matters feel a lot less mysterious.
Planet Money
Produced by NPR, Planet Money breaks down complex economic concepts into engaging, easy-to-understand stories. Each episode, typically around 20 minutes long, explores a different aspect of the economy, from the history of money to current financial trends. The hosts use creative storytelling techniques to make dry economic topics come alive.
Freakonomics Radio
Hosted by journalist Stephen Dubner, co-author of the bestselling Freakonomics books, this podcast applies economic principles to everyday life. While not exclusively focused on personal finance, Freakonomics Radio often delves into money-related topics with a unique perspective. Episodes feature interviews with economists, business leaders, and other experts.
.@AndrewYang on why the U.S. needs a universal basic income: "We are the owners and shareholders of the most wealthy and advanced society in the history of the world. This is a dividend for us." https://t.co/oypoCcJzYO
— Freakonomics (@Freakonomics) December 24, 2019
So Money With Farnoosh Torabi
For practical, actionable financial advice, tune into So Money. This award-winning podcast is a mix of expert interviews and listener Q&A sessions, covering everything from budgeting and saving to investing and entrepreneurship. Torabi, a personal finance expert and bestselling author, brings warmth and relatability to discussions about money.