Earning That Private Island (w/ Suze Orman)

A Thousand Natural Shocks With Gabe S. Dunn

Gabe Dunn | Diamond MPrint Productions

History, Education, News, News Commentary, Society & Culture, Self-improvement, Personal Journals

4.5 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Gaby faces off with fellow queer money lady Suze Orman, to learn about how Suze got her start and eventually became one of the most successful financial gurus of our time. They talk about the basics of saving, about financial abuse, and about the sportfishing Suze enjoys... on her own private island. This episode is sponsored by The National Network of Abortion Funds (bowlathon.nnaf.org), VitaCup (www.VitaCup.com/money) and the DoorDash app (promo code BADWITHMONEY). Additional music courtesy of https://soundcloud.com/atlasorchestra Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	You got problems that you are concerned with, blah!
0:04.0	You don't know how you're supposed to earn it or what to do with it or how to keep it.
0:08.0	You're a freak with a dark-shameful secret, but you're nothing.
0:12.0	Only one creature in a financial fears with a blast of sun.
0:16.0	Now your feeling has begun. It's bad with money with Gabby.
0:22.0	Hello, deadbeats. Welcome to season 4 of Bad with Money.
0:22.0	It's me, Gabby Dunn. Remember me?
0:26.0	I'm so glad to be back in your earholes and I'm so honored by all the love and support you guys gave me when I was promoting the Bad with Money book.
0:28.0	And while I was on the Bad with Money book tour, that's right. That's where I've been.
0:36.0	So don't get on my case about how long it's taken for season 4 to come out, okay?
0:40.0	A lot has happened for this little show.
0:44.0	The book is in its third reprint. I was on the Today show, with Terry Cruz, not to brag.
0:48.0	And I was covered in the New York Times. I'm still shocked that anyone is interested in hearing about money from a social justice perspective, but I'm also really, really happy and relieved that they are.
0:54.0	More than any of that, the messages that you all have sent me have been beyond anything I could have hoped for for this show.
1:04.0	You came out to my events and you told me all the ways Bad with Money has changed your lives.
1:12.0	You told me you felt spoken to as queers, as people of color, as disabled people, as any community who mainstream financial media refuses to acknowledge exists.
1:16.0	When this show started, I knew nothing about finances.
1:26.0	Okay, still don't know everything, but back in season 1, I had questions like, what is a stock? And how do I get my credit card cash rewards?
1:30.0	My questions are still, okay, pretty basic to be honest. And knowing more hasn't erased all my bad habits, nor has it stopped life from coming at me fast.
1:39.0	Just last week, my car broke down on Hollywood Boulevard. The repairs are more than I can afford, and so I'm currently wheelsless while I figure it out.
1:49.0	Thumbs literally the brakes.
1:57.0	I'm stressed about money, even after all this time.
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