Hosted by Sherri · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 22 episodes
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Because money touches everything. The Talk Money Podcast is a weekly show that explores how money shapes our relationships, choices, culture, and everyday lives. Hosted by Sherri Brown — Financial Strategist & Licensed Insurance Advisor, and founder of Cali Pearl — this podcast breaks down personal finance, modern dating, marriage, divorce, business partnerships, and legacy planning in a way that’s clear, relatable, and judgment‑free. If you’re looking for real conversations about money that actually make sense, you’re in the right place. No jargon. No shame. Just practical guidance for women and families who want clarity, confidence, and a better relationship with money. Topics include: Personal finance and financial wellness Money and relationships Marriage, divorce, and prenups Business partnerships and entrepreneurship Wealth building, legacy, and estate planning Money psychology and decision‑making
Sherri hosts Talk Money Podcast, a society show with 22 episodes published.
Most of us believe we have a safety net. And most of us are working with something that will fail the moment we actually need it. In Episode 20 of Talk Money Podcast, Sherri gives April — and every woman listening — the
April’s foundation is poured. The cement is set. And this week, she picks up the floor plan. Episode 19 of April’s Toolbox: Building Your Financial House is about the financial tool most people know they need and almost
This is the episode where April breaks ground. In Episode 18 of April's Toolbox: Building Your Financial House, host Sherri Brown, introduces the financial concept that separates those who build wealth from those who onl
I want to ask you something before we get into today’s lesson. What did money mean in the household you grew up in? Was it discussed openly — with intention and clarity? Or was it something that lived in the background,
Episode 16 of the Talk Money Podcast — “The Woman at the Table” — is the finale of the March series Invest in Women: The Economics of Leadership, and it closes the month at the largest table in the world: the World Trade
Episode 15 of the Talk Money Podcast — "The Slow Fire" — examines one of the most misunderstood entrepreneurial success stories in American history: the real timeline behind Sara Blakely's Spanx. Host Sherri Brown walks
Episode 14 of the Talk Money Podcast — “She Came Prepared” — is the second installment of a two-part Women’s History Month series examining the glass cliff through the careers of women who lived it at the highest level o
In Episode 13 of the Talk Money Podcast, host Sherri Brown introduces one of the most important and least discussed financial patterns facing ambitious women today: the glass cliff. While the glass ceiling describes the
Ann Fudge walked away from one of the most powerful careers in corporate America — on purpose, fully funded, and with a plan. Episode 12 of Talk Money breaks down sabbatical planning for high-earning women: how to calcul
In Episode 11 of Talk Money, host Sherri explores the financial reality of unexpected job loss through the lens of Emeline King — the first Black woman to design a car at Ford Motor Company. With federal layoffs and corp
The economics of power is not an abstract concept — it is the daily reality of every woman who has ever produced extraordinary value without fully understanding what she was worth or how to negotiate for it. This episode
Financial courage is not about fearlessness — it is about the decision to stop hiding from your money and start understanding it fully. This episode of the Talk Money Podcast opens our March theme, Invest in Women: The E
Episode 8 of the Talk Money Podcast explores the emotional and financial weight of being “the one who made it out.” We discuss the pressure placed on Black women to support family, the difference between helping and enab
Episode 7 of the Talk Money Podcast explores the emotional and operational realities of succession in Black‑owned businesses. We discuss the successor who was groomed but not grounded, the soft‑skill gaps that can’t be t
In Episode 5 of Talk Money, we opened a powerful two‑part series on what it really means for Black creators to move from being the spark to being the owner. We talked about inspiration, protection, and the missing bridge
There is a sacredness to creativity — especially in the hands of Black women. Episode 5 of Talk Money invites us to honor that sacredness by moving from inspiration to stewardship. In this episode, we reflect on the lega
This conversation explores the quiet moments where lifestyle and financial reality don’t align — especially for women who appear successful but rely on a partner’s income to maintain their lives. It’s a thoughtful, groun
In this episode of the Talk Money Podcast, Sherri Brown explores the powerful legacy of presentation — from a Black woman preparing to board a train in 1917 Mississippi to a modern Somali American mother navigating visib
Most women don’t grow up dreaming about prenups, contracts, or legal protection. We dream about partnership, stability, and a love that feels like home. But the truth is this: protection is not unromantic. Protection is
Welcome to the very first episode of the Talk Money Podcast — a space for women who want clarity, confidence, and grown‑woman truth around money, relationships, and self‑worth. Since we’re launching in February, this epi
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
author · World Trade Organization
1 appearance on this show
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Director-General of the World Trade Organization · World Trade Organization
1 appearance on this show
Sara Blakely
CEO of Spanx · Spanx
1 appearance on this show
Ursula Burns
Chairwoman of Teneo · Xerox Corporation
1 appearance on this show
Indra Nooyi
former CEO and Chair of PepsiCo · PepsiCo
1 appearance on this show
Mellody Hobson
co-CEO · Ariel Investments
1 appearance on this show
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