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Welcome to Balance Your Books — the podcast where accounting meets real-world business with some Gen-X flair! Hosted by seasoned CPAs Kina Morgan, April Battiste-Reid, and Kimberly M. Johnson, this show breaks down the numbers entrepreneurs and small business owners need to know. From accounting basics to risk management, financial reporting, and smart planning, we cover it all—minus the jargon. 📩 Want expert help? Contact the Your Balanced Partners team behind the mic. 404.236.9362 • Info@yourbalancedpartners.com
Balance Your Books Podcast hosts Balance Your Books, a business show with 24 episodes published.
In this episode , Kina & Kimberly explore the rise and fall of Spirit Airlines, lessons in business management, and the importance of strategic planning and customer service in the airline industry and small businesses.
You won’t believe the shocking ways fraudsters manipulate finances—and how small lapses in control can lead to millions lost.Kimberly's birthday week prompts a revealing deep dive into the hidden warning signs, real-life
When women athletes and league owners unite behind a common goal, incredible transformations happen—raising salaries, securing new teams, and expanding reach. This episode dives into the groundbreaking collective bargain
In this episode, we dive into the real-world lessons behind major business expansions, including the rise of Pinky Cole’s Slutty Vegan and Uncle Nearest’s whiskey empire. Learn why rapid growth often leads to financial s
The podcast episode "explores the journey and challenges faced by Uncle Nearest, a luxury liquor brand founded by Fawn Weaver. The hosts, Kina and Kimberly, discuss the brand's growth, its historical significance, and th
Most entrepreneurs overlook the crucial steps that can make or break their business growth — but what if mastering cash flow, strategic hiring, and solid systems was simpler than you think? This episode uncovers the game
Kina and Kimberly discuss small business optimism for 2026, based on a Bank of America survey. They cover topics like tariffs, labor, AI, inflation, cash flow, and actionable programs for small business owners.
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we conclude our tax preparation discussion with the "So What" of your tax returns. Kimberly and Kina (April is on assignment) discussed the importance of timely tax filing, leveragi
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we continue our discussion of tax preparation. We tap into LLCs and S-Corps and the importance of self-employment tax. April, Kina and Kimberly get into a very detailed discussion b
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re ushering in The Most Wonderful Time of the Year -tax preparation…NOT! In part 1 of this 3 - part series, we discuss deductible business expenses as you get ready to face the I
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re keeping it real about walking the talk. When the cost of producing this very podcast went up unexpectedly, we had to pivot—fast. We’re also touching on the current government
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re getting into the why behind your business—and what you're doing to reach your goals. Are you clear on what you want to accomplish? Have you built an annual budget or mapped ou
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re digging into the difference between risky and strategic. Growth doesn’t come without a little courage—but it’s not about jumping without a plan. It’s about taking calculated r
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re talking about what it really takes to secure funding for your business. Banks don’t make it easy—so if you’re not prepared to personally guarantee that loan, the first questio
This episode of Balance Your Books is all about protecting your peace while protecting your profits. We’re talking about mental clarity and how crucial it is to step back and reset—whether that means meditating, walking
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re unpacking the real work behind leveling up your business. Growth isn’t just about doing more—it’s about making smart, sometimes tough decisions. That might mean shifting your
This week on Balance Your Books, we’re talking about the power of knowing your numbers—and what happens when you don’t. From understanding what you’re bringing in to what it’s really costing you to run your business, fin
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re talking about the tricky business of hiring friends. Just because someone’s close to you doesn’t mean they’re the right fit for your company. We explore how to assess their sk
Starting a business? In this episode of Balance Your Books, we're breaking down what it really takes to lay a solid foundation. From choosing the right business structure to getting registered and organized with the prop
In this episode of Balance Your Books, we’re breaking down the difference between bookkeeping and accounting—and why both matter for your business. We’ll explain what GAAP is (and why you should care), plus clear up the
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