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#30 - Personal Responsibility Vs. Systemic Realities

#30 - Personal Responsibility Vs. Systemic Realities

FromThe Fairer Cents: Women, Money and the Fight to Get Equal


#30 - Personal Responsibility Vs. Systemic Realities

FromThe Fairer Cents: Women, Money and the Fight to Get Equal

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Length:
67 minutes
Released:
May 15, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Today we’re closing season 3 with the ur-topic of personal finance: is your success in life ultimately a product of the amount of personal responsibility you exercise or the systemic barriers that surround you? To answer this question, we talk to two experts: Diana Elliott, a sociologist and researcher at Urban Institute who studies systemic barriers, and Charlotte Cowles, a journalist who writes about money for New York Magazine’s The Cut and New York Times and has interviewed hundreds of people about their money habits. Make sure you're subscribed wherever you listen to podcasts so you get bonus episodes that we share this summer, as well as news when season 4 drops in late summer 2019.   Links from the show: Diana Elliott’s bio Diana Elliott’s Twitter Urban Institute Charlotte Cowles on The Cut Charlotte Cowles’ Twitter Kellogg School report on economic mobility perceptions “Behind the Curve” flat Earth documentary Breakmaster Cylinder on Bandcamp
Released:
May 15, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (48)

“The best podcast for women” — The Balance | “A must listen podcast for anyone who is ready to change the status quo” — Forbes | The Fairer Cents: Women, Money and the Fight to Break Even. This is a finance and career podcast all about the different economic realities facing women, people of color and other marginalized groups. Hosted by Tanja Hester, author of Work Optional: Retire Early the Non-Penny-Pinching Way and creator of the Our Next Life early retirement blog, and Kara Perez, founder of women's financial literacy startup Bravely, The Fairer Cents tackles sticky money and financial issues like the wage and wealth gap, the economics of motherhood, emotional labor, women's ambition and more. We don't shy away from hard conversations, but we do it all with laughter, and always with a focus on what action you can take in your own life. That's why we've been recommended by US News, Forbes, Essence, The Balance, Mic, GoBankingRates and many more. Subscribe now.