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Welcome to the Jill on Money Show, it's Saturday, June 11th.

And we are here talking to a very special guest today because it is

Pride Month, and I am out and proud. I am not just your favorite personal finance,

CBS News, business analysts. I may also be your favorite, perhaps your only

LGBTQ member of a community who also holds a podcast and talks about your financial life.

There are other LGBTQ people hosting podcasts, of course, but I don't know, they're probably not

answering your financial questions, are they Mark? Yeah, there could be like, oh, there's maybe

some folks who listen to Kara Swisher, and she's great. She has those two podcasts, one is the

New York Times podcasts, Sway, and the other one. She co-hosts with Scott Galloway, which is called

Pivot. I like that one. Do listen to that mark or not. No, it's good. I think you would like it.

Anyway, today we have the beginning of a two-part interview with my friend Glenda Testone.

Glenda is the executive director of the LGBTQ center here in New York City, and in the first part

of the interview, we're just going to talk a little bit about the center, what it does. This is part

of our Pride Month celebration, and we might have another guest or two to do something during Pride

Month because, you know, I am an out and proud gal. So let's try to do it. So here's part one of our

interview with Glenda Testone. Important disclosure, Mark, you know, I like to dot my eyes and cross my

teeth. I am on the board of the LGBTQ center. Mark, would it surprise you to learn that they quickly

made me become the treasurer? I don't know if that was why, but it was within minutes that all the

sudden I get a phone call from our interviewee, Glenda, who's like, listen, I haven't asked if

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