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Hosted by Laurie G · society · EN-US · 36 episodes
Financial abuse in marriage and romantic partnerships is not a relationship issue. Financial abuse is a domestic violence issue. Hear the stories of anonymous financial abuse survivors from every part of the world, plus many experts and committed advocates weigh in on the topic of financial abuse and how prevention and support for survivors can be increased.
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Signup to Generate a PitchFinancial abuse in marriage and romantic partnerships is not a relationship issue. Financial abuse is a domestic violence issue. Hear the stories of anonymous financial abuse survivors from every part of the world, plus many experts and committed advocates weigh in on the topic of financial abuse and how prevention and support for survivors can be increased.
Speaking Out on Financial Abuse is hosted by Laurie G. The show has published 36 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Beyond the Band-Aid: How Real Healing Works" (6 October 2026, 31 minutes), "How Financial Abuse Forms Part of Coercive Control" (7 September 2026, 45 minutes), and "An Open Book Becomes an International Storyteller" (21 August 2026, 31 minutes).
Speaking Out on Financial Abuse publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 36 episodes.
Booking probability for Speaking Out on Financial Abuse is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Speaking Out on Financial Abuse requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Speaking Out on Financial Abuse's contact route on record: verified email.
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Laurie G hosts Speaking Out on Financial Abuse, a society show with 36 episodes published.
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Episode #36
Author and Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Celeste Birkhofer, discusses how you can move beyond harmful short-term coping strategies by developing sustainable mental health skills and self compassion. She shares her journey...
Episode #34
Dr. Lisa Fontes, Author of the best selling book, "Invisible Chains", discusses in depth the insideous abusive behavior of coercive control in marriage and romantic partnerships. She describes coercive control as a...
Episode #33
Renown author and broadcaster, Elizabeth Gagnon, also internationally known as "Miss Liz", shares her personal history of survival and her transition into becoming an advocate for victims and survivors of domestic...
Episode #31
Ronel Monet Koekemoer from South Africa, discusses her work with GRIT, a technologically innovative organization using AI to support victims and survivors of domestic and gender-based violence. GRIT's initiatives...
Episode #32
Khersie, Julie and Juniper of the non-profit organization, First Step, in Wayne County, Michigan, discuss advocacy, highlighting their committment to the field and how advocacy works in action to support victims and...
Episode #30
Survivor and author of the new book, "What the F.. Was That!", Rebecca Lazzelle discusses her two marriages of financial difficulty and financial abuse. Her first husband relied on her for financial support, and her...
Episode #29
<p>Shari Rash, President of GWA Wealth and host of the"Everyone's Talkin' Money" podcast, discusses her journey from aspiring newscaster to financial expert and wealth builder with her own firm and financial broadcast...
Episode #28
<p>Cedric Bertelli, Founder and President of the global Emotional Health Institute, discusses his transition from a career in hospitality to emotional healing, inspired by his own struggles with anxiety and his...
Episode #27
<p>Ronda Lee, Owner of The Awakened Banker, discusses her journey from banking to becoming an advocate against financial abuse in romantic partnerships. She highlights her unique background in banking and her transition...
Episode #26
<p>DomesticShelter.Org's National Director, Ashley Rumschlag, and Hannah Craig, Director of Content, discuss their roles and backgrounds before and after joining the massive and prestigious organization which supports...
Episode #25
<p>Grace Coleman, Director of Crisis Center North, shares her unique background growing up in a small Irish-American village and her transition to combating domestic violence. The center serves over 2,500 clients...
Episode #24
<p>Mr. Jay, relationship coach and betrayal trauma practitioner, discusses his background and shares his approach to dealing with betrayal trauma during the holidays. He details his personal experiences of growing up...
Episode #23
<p>Ana Jimenez, Case Manager and Advocate with Family Resource Center in St Thomas, US Virgin Islands, discusses the growth of domestic abuse resources throughout the island communities and how resources are provided...
Episode #22
<p>Today's guest, Meghan Scanlon, President and CEO of the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence, discusses her journey from Virginia to Connecticut, her involvement with social justice at an early age, and...
Episode #21
<p>Claire Holcombe, a domestic abuse advocate from the UK, recounts her journey from wanting to be an English teacher to working with homeless and abused women. She details Women's Aid Luton's 50-year history, including...
Episode #20
<p>Kathy McAtee Young, a trauma-trained certified mental health coach, discusses her path from a survivor of an abusive marriage to a a trauma-informed coach and educator for survivors and victims of domestic violence...
Episode #19
<p>Joe Dillon, divorce mediator and co-founder of Equitable Mediation, discusses his background and the benefits of mediation over a litigated divorce. He contrasts the aggressive, financially draining nature of...
Episode #18
<p>Joy Ingram, CEO and Founder of Love & Joy, discusses her journey from Georgia to Virginia, where she began advocacy work for domestic violence survivors. She highlights her roles at New Directions and RAFT...
Episode #17
<p>Maisha Colter, CEO of AVDA in Texas, discusses her extensive background in social work and law, emphasizing her transition from social work to law to better advocate for vulnerable populations, particularly children...
Episode #16
<p>Rosie Watson discusses her work as Head of External Relations with the Domestic Abuse Alliance in the United Kingdom, focusing on reducing the time victims receive legal support from weeks to hours using the...
Recent guests on Speaking Out on Financial Abuse. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
financial advisor, podcast host, creator of Everyone's Talkin' Money Club, Everyone’s Talking Money
Founder and President, Emotional Health Institute
Director of Operational Excellence, Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence
sound engineer, Equitable Mediation Services
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