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Alysia and Frank continue discussing Morgan Housel's book and blog post, titled the Psychology of Money, and the paradoxical cost of gaining wealth.

Alysia and Frank discuss Morgan Housel's book and blog post, titled the Psychology of Money, and the idea that luck and risk are one in the same.

Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank discuss retirement options for Americans in a post COVID-19 world.

Frank broaches the topic of reparations for African Americans in the United States of America.

Alysia breaks down the complex series of systemic obstacles African Americans have navigated to attain financial stability in the United States of America.

Special Guest E.J. Sampson joins the podcast to discuss the evils of the American prison system.

Alysia and Frank reflect on opportunities missed in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis.

Frank posits a theory that the gig economy is damaged beyond repair. Trefyn disagrees.

Alysia questions traditional financial assumptions as COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the U.S. economy.

Trefyn recounts his experience in China when the Corona Virus outbreak began.

Alysia leads an extensive discussion on the importance of estate planning.

Frank talks about the necessity of having an emergency fund for life's unexpected events.

Trefyn talks about the value of building a strong network.

Alysia talks about the hidden risks of reverse mortgages.

Alysia, Trefyn, and Frank once again tackle the topic of retirement.

Frank dives into the ramifications of what being a co-signer truly means.

Alysia leads the way in a conversation on saving money and creating value when buying groceries.

Frank and Trefyn look at feasible paths for people to take when targeting retirement.

Trefyn discusses of the benefits of teaching and working abroad as an American.

Frank and Alysia look at the dangers of the for profit model that universities use to trap potential students in a never ending debt cycle.