
<p>Kory Bailey knows how to compete. As a NCAA division I athlete at what his fellow alumni call the University of National Champions; in the NFL; in big tech; and in the startup world. But as CEO of a tech accelerator...


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Hosted by Lionel Foster · education · EN
Money, Honestly is about our often unspoken beliefs, norms, philosophies, and fears around money; where they come from; and how they shape us.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMoney, Honestly is about our often unspoken beliefs, norms, philosophies, and fears around money; where they come from; and how they shape us.
Money, Honestly is hosted by Lionel Foster. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "He Played in the NFL, But That's Not the Most Interesting or Important Thing About Him" (30 October 2025, 51 minutes), "The Apprenticeship that Saved His Life" (16 October 2025, 48 minutes), and "When Your Faith is Central to Your Identity, How Much of Yourself Can You Bring Into the Office?" (2 October 2025, 40 minutes).
Money, Honestly publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for Money, Honestly is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Money, Honestly requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Money, Honestly's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Money, Honestly are Investing & Wealth Management and Lending & Credit Cards. Money, Honestly has an education audience.
Lionel Foster hosts Money, Honestly, an education podcast with 11 episodes published.
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<p>Kory Bailey knows how to compete. As a NCAA division I athlete at what his fellow alumni call the University of National Champions; in the NFL; in big tech; and in the startup world. But as CEO of a tech accelerator...

Episode #9
<p>Cory McCray remembers when legally earning $12 an hour was the start of something big for him. But he had no idea that would lead to overseeing $60 billion. </p><p>Senator McCray, as I like to call him, became a...

Episode #8
<p>Adrian Bracy was chief financial officer for the Arizona Cardinals, an NFL team now worth five and a half billion dollars. Today she is a full-time advisor to one of the wealthier families in the country, helping...

Episode #7
<p>Is keeping a business strictly within the family--to the exclusion of everyone else on the planet who could run it effectively--ever defensible?</p><p>Chappall Gage makes a decent case for why it just might...

<p>Kate Mereand founded and ran the Office of Innovation and Equitable Development within Washington, DC’s local government. Over 10 years, she estimates her team worked with 20,000 current and would-be...

<p>Sameer Sood is a medical doctor who is sick of the many financial limitations he’s had to confront. For example, if a patient is covered by Medicare or Medicaid, why can’t that pot of money also cover housing, which...

<p>Private foundations are tax-exempt entities that serve a charitable purpose. In the US, they have about $1.5 trillion in assets under management. How much, you may wonder, are they required to spend on mission-driven...

<p>Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson is the author of the new biography “Claire McCardell: The Designer Who Set Women Free.” Published on June 17, the book, Dickinson's first, has been praised in the New York Times, Bazaar...

Episode #2
<p>Tiffany Ferguson is fearless. On a regular basis, she voluntarily does two things that can be tough. First, she has intentional, personally revealing conversations about money, and second, she does this with multiple...

<p>Eric Leslie grew up with a big pile of money. That money gave him a boost, but it also cast a shadow over generations of his family. Today he’s a nonprofit leader demonstrating how we can leverage financial resources...

Money, Honestly
<p>My name is Lionel. I feel a real need to talk about money. And I think you should too.</p>
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