Hosted by Miata Edoga · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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Where we tell the truth about money. Real letters to money, met with reflection—not advice. miataedoga.substack.com
Miata Edoga hosts The Dear Money Podcast, a education show with 15 episodes published.
There’s a version of the relationship with money that is built entirely around pursuit. Chasing it. Trying to catch up to it. Trying to secure it before it disappears again. For many of us, that’s where the relationship
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Some beliefs don’t arrive all at once. They form quietly. In small moments. In things we notice but don’t question. In patterns we don’t yet have language for. You see how money shows up in other people’s lives. You noti
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Sometimes the fear isn’t that we won’t have money… but who we might become if we do. Transcript Hi. I’m Miata.This is Dear Money. Here, we tell the truth about our relationship with money—the parts we usually keep privat
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Most of us don’t realize we have a relationship with money… until we’re the ones responsible for it. Transcript Hi. I’m Miata.This is Dear Money. Here, we tell the truth about our relationship with money—the parts we usu
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An anonymous writer reflects on the belief that they didn’t need money—and the realization that the life they want to build requires a different kind of relationship. This episode sits with honesty, avoidance, and what i
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An anonymous writer traces a pattern she's carried for most of her life — spending out of fear, then feeling the absence, then fearing again. This episode sits with the moment she turns the lens around, and what becomes
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An anonymous writer reflects on a relationship with money that has always felt complicated — elusive, charged with both possibility and fear. This episode sits with what it means to name that honestly, and the courage it
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An anonymous writer reflects on growing up in scarcity, spending an inheritance to survive as an artist during a pandemic, and arriving — through real effort — at something that looks like hope. This episode sits with th
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An anonymous writer shares what it feels like to navigate money without a clear sense of what’s “right.” This episode explores the weight of guilt, confusion, and shame—and what it means to begin learning without turning
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An anonymous writer reflects on growing up in a home where money was rarely spoken about except when it was missing. This episode sits with the fear that can be quietly passed down through generations—and the courage it
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An anonymous writer shares the exhaustion of working relentlessly and still feeling like financial stability is always just out of reach. This episode sits with the cycles of progress and setbacks that many non-tradition
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An anonymous writer reflects on the uneasy feeling that caring about money somehow makes us worse people. This episode sits with the tension between creative fulfillment, financial stability, and the cultural stories tha
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An anonymous writer reflects on receiving a large inheritance too young—and the complicated relationship with money that followed. This episode explores responsibility, regret, and what it means to return to a relationsh
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An anonymous writer reflects on growing up around money that was never spoken about—and the shame that followed. This episode sits with secrecy, criticism, and the anger that can form when we’re left to navigate money wi
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An anonymous writer realizes that fear—not irresponsibility—has shaped their relationship with money. This episode sits with control, scarcity, and what it means to loosen our grip without abandoning ourselves. Letters m
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An anonymous writer shares what happens after the debt is gone—when saving becomes another way fear tries to keep us safe. This episode sits with how scarcity can linger long after financial “success,” shaping choices ev
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An anonymous creative admits a truth many of us avoid: money doesn’t just create stress—it creates fear. This episode sits with what happens when overworking becomes the only source of safety, and what it means to name t
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