Money influences every part of our lives, yet very few people truly understand how it works.Follow The Money is a podcast exploring the systems behind money, finance, and wealth. Through conversations with investors, economists, founders, and builders in both traditional and decentralized finance, we break down how money moves, how financial systems operate, and what the future of wealth looks like.If you want to understand money beyond the surface, this podcast is for you.
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Follow The Money: Conversations about money, finance, and the future of wealth. is a business podcast hosted by Baroness, with 45 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Baroness hosts Follow The Money: Conversations about money, finance, and the future of wealth., a business show with 45 episodes published.
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Episode #45
Building a Business That Outlives the Founder— W/Rafael Pinho
Aug 26, 202624 min
In this episode of Follow the Money, Baroness speaks with Rafael Pinho, CFA charter holder, finance executive, and founder of Talentum, about what it really takes to build a business that has value beyond the person running it. Rafael shares how his career in investment banking, private equity, and turnaround leadership led him to focus on helping founder-led businesses understand their numbers, improve cash flow, and prepare for growth or an eventual exit. Together, Baroness and Rafael dig into the difference between being profitable and being transferable, why owner dependency can quietly destroy value, and how business owners can start building structure, systems, and financial discipline today. Rafael also shares practical advice on when to start thinking about exit planning, how to test whether a business can run without the founder, and why every entrepreneur should know their numbers early. CONTACT DETAILS Website: talentumstrategy.com LinkedIn: Rafael Pinho
How to Turn Passion Into Profit Without Losing Yourself — W/ LuAnn Buechler
Aug 22, 202623 min
Baroness sits down with transformational speaker and business coach LuAnn Buechler, also known as the Little Spark, for a conversation about what happens when success on paper doesn’t feel successful in real life. LuAnn shares how a background in hospitality and corporate event planning eventually led her to burnout, and how that turning point pushed her to build a business around purpose, fulfillment, and alignment. She explains how the Passion Test, her Make Your Passion Pay Playbook, and her 6C framework help entrepreneurs turn what they love into something sustainable. The conversation also explores the role of core values, team culture, and human connection in building a business that actually supports the people inside it. If you’ve ever wondered whether passion can really be profitable, this episode offers a thoughtful and practical answer. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS luannb.com
The Money Lessons Parents Teach Without Realizing It — W/ Greg Junge
Aug 22, 202626 min
In this episode of Follow the Money, Baroness sits down with Greg Junge, entrepreneur, author, real estate investor, and founder of Money Mindset Academy, to talk about why financial education should start much earlier than most families think. Greg explains how the money beliefs children absorb at home can shape their confidence, habits, and decision-making long before adulthood. He shares practical ways parents can begin teaching kids about money through everyday conversations, from a quick checkout-line lesson to simple allowance and savings habits. Baroness and Greg also discuss why children benefit from making small mistakes, why parents do not need to have every answer, and how family conversations can make money feel less intimidating and more empowering. If you’re a parent or caregiver who wants to raise a child with stronger money habits and more confidence, this conversation offers a thoughtful place to start. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS moneymindsetacademy.com Books available on Amazon
The 3 Numbers Every Business Owner Should Check on Monday Morning — W/ Paul Sweeney
Aug 20, 202632 min
A business can look profitable on paper and still leave the owner feeling constantly stressed. In this episode of Follow the Money , Baroness speaks with Paul Sweeney, a business advisor and chartered accountant, about why that happens and what owners can do about it. Paul explains how unpaid invoices, weak cash discipline, and owner dependency quietly create pressure even when sales are coming in. He shares the weekly money checks every business owner should be doing, why cash flow matters more than simply tracking profit, and how a business plan only works if it becomes a live operating system instead of a document sitting in a drawer. The conversation also explores perfectionism, delegation, and the mindset shift needed to build a business that can run without everything resting on the owner. If you want clearer finances, better decisions, and a business that feels more in control, this episode is for you.GUEST CONTACT DETAILS Paul Sweeney Accountant www.paulsweeneyaccountant.au
How Bankruptcy Can Help You Start Over— W/ Luke Homen
Aug 15, 202624 min
In this episode of Follow the Money , Baroness sits down with bankruptcy attorney Luke Homen to unpack one of the most misunderstood financial tools out there: bankruptcy. Luke explains what bankruptcy is really designed to do, when it may be time to stop struggling alone, and why waiting too long can make things harder. He also breaks down common myths around bankruptcy, including the idea that filing means you’ve failed financially. The conversation goes deeper into student loan relief, including what has changed and how certain borrowers may be able to qualify for discharge through bankruptcy. Luke also shares what attorneys look for when reviewing a case, the mistakes people often make before getting help, and how people can begin rebuilding after filing. If you’ve ever wondered whether bankruptcy could be a path to a fresh start, this episode offers a clear, practical, and encouraging perspective. GUEST CONTACT DETAILS Website: convenientbankruptcy.com YouTube channel: Convenient Bankruptcy Free book available through the website chat bubble on convenientbankruptcy.com
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