You got problems that you ought to be concerned with, blah, you don't know how you're supposed to earn it or what to do with it or how to keep it.

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Now your healing has begun, it's bad with money with Gabby.

Done. Hello, I'm Gabby Dunn and welcome to Bad With Money.

The show is changing or rather going back a little bit.

We ran the numbers and listened to feedback and for the first time ever in my life, it turns out people want to hear my voice.

Not just my thoughts and opinions, no, no, no, my actual literal voice.

So we're going to take the show back to the personal.

I'm going to talk more, I'm going to talk more to my friends, I'm going to have more to say, I'm going to talk more about how I feel about each topic.

We're going to learn what's going on with me and the people I know and love in my life.

Each week we'll cover a topic by speaking to an expert on housing, neurodivergence, dress code, sex, and then flip it around and talk to one of my friends or loved ones with lived experience on that topic.

Get to know me more, get to know my buddies, get to see how these issues play out in real life.

So this season's premiere is about making money off misinformation.

There are all kinds of influencers working on the internet these days.

You could say I'm a financial influencer, although you, but there are mommy influencers, wellness influencers, comedy influencers, which I think used to be called comedians, cleaning influencers, etc., etc.

But what once used to live in the corners of the web or on coast to coast AM radio can now make you a conspiracy theory influencer.

The stated problem in 2016 was that individual bad actors with no personal stake in the truth or outcome and or individuals paid by foreign governments were posting fake news stories online.

The idea was for these websites and stories to look professional and legit enough to fool older people or anyone with a predisposition that let them believe this is what was happening.

One example I found was like, US Navy SEALs acting under the direction of former President Donald Trump arrested Hillary Clinton today.

Didn't happen, but that headline wouldn't seem conspiratorial.

It could get clicks and shares and posts on Facebook and make its weight and gold in Google Adsense revenue.

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