
Most people don’t have an income problem. They have an attention, spending, and consistency problem.


A No-Fluff, Real-Talk Podcast for Parents Who Want to Master Their Money & Raise Financially Savvy KidsWelcome to The Money Dad Podcast — the audio companion to the popular Money Dad blog and newsletter. Hosted by a dad, certified financial planner, and personal finance coach who’s been in the budgeting trenches, this show is all about helping busy parents build wealth, ditch debt, and raise kids who understand how money works.
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Signup to Generate a PitchA No-Fluff, Real-Talk Podcast for Parents Who Want to Master Their Money & Raise Financially Savvy KidsWelcome to The Money Dad Podcast, the audio companion to the popular Money Dad blog and newsletter.
The Money Dad is hosted by Kevin Murray. The show has published 88 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "10 Ruthless Money Habits That Could Put You 5 Years Ahead in 6 Months" (19 October 2026, 22 minutes), "The Fall Money Reset: 10 Things Every Family Should Do Before Halloween" (25 September 2026, 10 minutes), and "Your Kid Turned 18. Your Tax Break Just Changed. Here’s What Parents Need to Know." (30 August 2026).
The Money Dad publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 88 episodes.
Booking probability for The Money Dad is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Money Dad requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Money Dad's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Money Dad are Investing & Wealth Management. The Money Dad has a business audience.
Kevin Murray hosts The Money Dad, a business podcast with 88 episodes published.
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Most people don’t have an income problem. They have an attention, spending, and consistency problem.

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Turning 18 changes a lot. Your child’s tax status is one of them, but probably not in the way you think.

Episode #89
A few things I've been thinking about this week...

Most people obsess over what they earn. Wealthy families obsess over what they keep.

The good news? None of these mistakes require you to make six figures to overcome.

Sometimes the most important lessons come from seeing what not to do

How to decide when expensive experiences are worth it, and when they're just draining your future

Sometimes the best financial strategy isn’t making more money. It’s simply stopping the leaks.

<p>Your marriage impacts your money more than almost any investment ever will</p>

Episode #82
<p>What started as “just a few packages” was quietly draining thousands from their future</p>

<p>What to do with your money in your 20s so you don’t spend your 30s fixing mistakes</p>

<p>Making $75,000 a year should feel like progress. So why does it still feel like survival?</p>

Episode #79
<p>When “making memories” quietly turns into years of financial stress</p>

<p>How thinking outside the box can boost your income (without overwhelming your schedule)</p>

<p>Why earning more doesn’t automatically create peace, freedom, or stability</p>

Episode #76
<p>And millions of families are living this reality without realizing how fragile it is</p>

<p>The simple system that turns chaos into control</p>

<p>These might sting, but ignoring them costs your family everything</p>

<p>You’ve been told these are smart... they’re not</p>
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