60 Happy Birthday to Us! Celebrate our 1 Year Anniversary with Our Biggest Lessons, Best Episodes, and Funniest Bloopers

One year. Sixty episodes. And approximately four hundred "ums" in Episode 1 alone. We are putting on our party hats, popping the bubbles, ripping open a bag of party mix lollies, and we are absolutely not sharing the clinkers. This week, there is no homework, no super statements, no spreadsheets — just Naomi and Helene celebrating one gloriously chaotic year by pulling back the curtain on everything that actually happens behind the mic. The re-recordings, all about the imposter syndrome, and the moment Helene decided live radio was the appropriate setting for her personal sealed section. And the blooper reel that Kieran — our long-suffering, endlessly patient sound guy — has been lovingly curating since the beginning!  In this episode: The terror of Episode 1, the re-recordings, and the microphone that felt like a personal attack How Helene joined as a guest in Episode 7 and never really left Best and hardest episodes of the year — and what each one taught them Episode 51: Helene's live sealed section, the DMs that followed, and confirmation there are more stories A proper tribute to Kieran — the man who has listened to every episode at least twice and deserves a monument The blooper reel, with one absolute masterpiece saved for last What listener feedback this year actually said — and why "you make me feel normal" gets them every time This week's pop culture pick: Happy Birthday Mr. President — Marilyn Monroe (1962). Sewn into a dress, barely able to breathe, completely unapologetically herself. Sounds familiar. Have a question? Email Naomi at [email protected] or find us on Instagram — @hermoneymatters and @hermindsetmatters. If you have been listening and haven't left a review yet — today is the day. It takes less than a minute and it genuinely helps more women find this podcast. That is exactly why we do this. The information shared in this episode is general in nature and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. Before acting on any financial information, please consider whether it is appropriate for your circumstances and seek advice from a licensed financial adviser.