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Personal Finance

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Should You Really Say, “I Do” to Attending the Wedding?

>> July 28, 2019

Summertime is prime wedding season, and if you have several weddings to attend or be involved in, the costs can quickly start to add up. We speak with two women who are shaking up the wedding industry with their nontraditional viewpoints.

topics covered: Family and Interpersonal Relationships, Holidays and Traditions, Marriage and Divorce, Personal Finance, Science and Technology, Sociology, Travel and Leisure
ListenShould You Really Say, “I Do” to Attending the Wedding?

Inside Look: Financial Aid

>> July 21, 2019

Viewpoints producer, Annie Krall, speaks with student Mev Becoja, who's aid was cut during for her junior and senior years of college.

topics covered: College and Admissions, Economics and Finance, Education, Government and Politics, Investment and Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Student Loans and Financial Aid
ListenInside Look: Financial Aid
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Navigating Collegiate Financial Aid

>> July 21, 2019

Student loan debt is set to skyrocket to two trillion dollars by 2022. We talk to students about their differing perspectives on financial aid and debt. We also speak with Mike Bartini, the director of student aid at Bowdoin College, about how important it is that students and families take time to focus on the financials of higher education before …

topics covered: College and Admissions, Diversity, Economics and Finance, Education, Government and Politics, Investment and Financial Planning, Mental Health, Personal Finance, Student Loans and Financial Aid
ListenNavigating Collegiate Financial Aid

Culture Crash: The Increasing Cost of Cutting the Cord

>> April 14, 2019

Streaming services are multiplying, and none of them carry everything. Many people are finding that satisfying their TV viewing desires through streaming services is getting as expensive as cable.

topics covered: Apple Music, Apple TV+, CBS All Access, Disney+, Economics and Finance, HBO Max, Hulu, Media and Entertainment, Movies, Music, Netflix, Personal Finance, Showtime, Sling TV, Spotify, Starz, Streaming Media, Technology, TV
ListenCulture Crash: The Increasing Cost of Cutting the Cord

Raising Financially-Minded Children

>> March 24, 2019

All parents want their kids to succeed and live good lives, and part of accomplishing that is raising them to understand the value of a dollar. We talk to Beth Kobliner, a financial expert and author of the book Make Your Kid A Money Genius (Even if you’re not) about tips and tricks to help our kids, from toddlers to post-grads, handle money responsibly.

topics covered: Children and Parenting, Economics and Finance, Investment and Financial Planning, Parenting, Personal Finance
ListenRaising Financially-Minded Children

Maximizing Your Charity Donation’s Impact (2018)

>> August 12, 2018

Everyone has different causes that are close to their hearts. We talk to a philanthropy specialist about how we can donate to those causes and ensure that our contribution makes the biggest impact possible.

topics covered: Economics and Finance, Personal Finance, Philanthropy and Nonprofit Organizations, Philosophy and Ethics, Poverty and Wealth Inequality
ListenMaximizing Your Charity Donation’s Impact (2018)

Tips and Tricks for Cooking at Home

>> April 22, 2018

Chef Alison Roman joins the show to give advice on cooking at home to make sure you can eat deliciously even without spending a night out or losing track of your diet.

topics covered: Cooking, Culture and the Arts, Food and Nutrition, Health and Medicine, Literature and Writing, Personal Finance, Travel and Leisure
ListenTips and Tricks for Cooking at Home

Sweatshops and Unfair Labor Practices

>> February 26, 2017

Corban Addison a law-trained author who uses his books to shine a light on human rights violations talks about the what he found around the world including here in America.

topics covered: Business and Entrepreneurship, Civil Rights and Activism, Economics and Finance, Employment and Workplace Issues, Human Rights, Labor Rights and Wages, Law/Policy and Enforcement, Manufacturing, Personal Finance, Philosophy and Ethics, Regulation, Supply Chain and Logistics, Textiles and Clothing
ListenSweatshops and Unfair Labor Practices

Does Where You Go To College Matter?

>> December 4, 2016

We discuss the myths surrounding acceptance to an “elite” college and how high school counselors can better serve diverse and often financially strapped students.

topics covered: College and Admissions, Education, Personal Finance, Student Loans and Financial Aid
ListenDoes Where You Go To College Matter?
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Philanthropy: Finding a fit, making an impact (2016)

>> August 7, 2016

We talk to a philanthropy specialist about how to give wisely and make sure your money is used in the way you intend.

topics covered: Economics and Finance, Personal Finance, Philanthropy and Nonprofit Organizations, Philosophy and Ethics, Poverty and Wealth Inequality
ListenPhilanthropy: Finding a fit, making an impact (2016)

Financial Anxiety: What it is and how to alleviate it

>> July 24, 2016

A new survey shows that many Americans are suffering from “financial anxiety” and it’s affecting their health and happiness.

topics covered: Anxiety and Depression, Economics and Finance, Health and Medicine, Inequality, Investment and Financial Planning, Mental Health, Personal Finance, Poverty and Wealth Inequality, Student Loans and Financial Aid
ListenFinancial Anxiety: What it is and how to alleviate it

Having the Money Talk With Family

>> May 1, 2016

Author Lori Sackler talks about why we are reluctant to discuss money matters with aging parents, spouses or children and why it is so important that we do.

topics covered: Children and Parenting, Economics and Finance, Family and Interpersonal Relationships, Parenting, Personal Finance
ListenHaving the Money Talk With Family

Wasteful Eating: Decreasing Food Waste (2016)

>> March 6, 2016

Americans throw away hundreds of dollars per household on discarded and spoiled food, not to mention wasting the water and energy needed to grow it. Why is that? And how can we decrease waste, save money help the environment and eat better? Our guest has some advice on buying, storing and cooking food to minimize waste and create healthy meals.

topics covered: Earth and Environmental Science and Climate Change, Food and Nutrition, Personal Finance
ListenWasteful Eating: Decreasing Food Waste (2016)

Buying Ethically and Sustainably for the Holidays

>> November 22, 2015

It’s almost time to head to the mall and check out the holiday decorations and pick up some presents for friends and family. A lot of people will be buying clothing, shoes, accessories and making sweets as gifts, thinking only about the cost and if the recipient will like it. Our guests say that you should also consider where the gift comes from, what it’s …

topics covered: Advertising/Marketing and Consumerism, Economics and Finance, Holidays and Traditions, Personal Finance, Philosophy and Ethics, Supply Chain and Logistics
ListenBuying Ethically and Sustainably for the Holidays

Making It in an Unfair Economy: The sociological impact of long-term unemployment

>> September 20, 2015

Although unemployment is down across the nation, there are still pockets of workers who have been unemployed for years, with no hope of ever finding a good job. Our guest researched the sociological effects of long-term unemployment on out-of-work autoworkers in Michigan, and found out that the hurt, humiliation and family problems that unemployment brings …

topics covered: Economics and Finance, Employment and Workplace Issues, Equal Employment, Family and Interpersonal Relationships, Financial Class, Labor Rights and Wages, Personal Finance, Poverty and Wealth Inequality, Sociology, Unemployment
ListenMaking It in an Unfair Economy: The sociological impact of long-term unemployment

How To Get More of What You Want in Workplace Negotiations

>> September 13, 2015

Many American workers don’t get raises or promotions because they don’t know how to negotiate for them. We talk to two negotiation specialists about how to approach a salary increase request, get some psychological advice on how to gain the upper hand and find out why women are good at negotiating for others, but not for themselves.

topics covered: Business and Entrepreneurship, Economics and Finance, Employment and Workplace Issues, Labor Rights and Wages, Personal Finance, Psychology and Psychiatry, Women's History and Rights
ListenHow To Get More of What You Want in Workplace Negotiations

How Are Those Resolutions Going? Making New Year’s resolutions stick

>> February 1, 2015

Many of us make resolutions on New Year’s Day to lose weight, exercise more or maybe save more money. How are those going a month later? Most Americans don’t keep resolutions after a few weeks. Why is that? We’ll discuss strategies for planning and fulfilling that big change in your life.

topics covered: Economics and Finance, Holidays and Traditions, Investment and Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Personal Growth and Development, Retirement
ListenHow Are Those Resolutions Going? Making New Year’s resolutions stick
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