You know those conversations you play over and over and over in your head, but find really difficult to actually have?

That's exactly what Death's Sex and Money does. It gets those thorny issues out into the open.

It's hosted by Anna Sal, who has surprisingly comfortable conversations with her guests about uncomfortable topics,

like the highs and lows of divorce, about near-death experiences and funny one-night stands.

All of these things shape the way we live and the decisions we make.

Some of her guests are famous, some not, and very often they're from the community of listeners,

all talking about what we're figuring out as we go along.

Join in and find Death's Sex and Money from WNYC Studios, wherever you listen to your podcasts.

I'm Rima Chrace and welcome to this as uncomfortable podcast from Marketplace about life and how money messes with it.

This week we've got a mini episode, a little something to entertain you on your way to the beach or picnic or maybe to work.

If so, I hope you're getting extra pay.

Okay, we have a fun brand new game for y'all that we're calling Financial Face Off.

Here's how it works. We get two people in the studio and quiz them on how well they know each other's habits and ticks when it comes to money.

Sort of like the newlyweds game, but like bank account addition.

All right, let's kick it off with Sandy Park and John Fong and their adorable baby who's in the studio right now.

Welcome. I'm so excited to have you all here.

Yes. Thanks for having us.

So can you tell me a little bit about you too?

We met first at the church we went to originally.

We dated for about seven years and we've been married for five, not seven.

We're so I'm so bad with date.

Yeah. Wow. So wait, 14 years.

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