EPISODE · Nov 9, 2025 · 1H 2M
Davinia Tomlinson: Caribbean Roots, Helping Women Build Wealth, and Raising Confident Kids
from Dinner Last Night (with Emma & Dimity) · host Dinner Last Night
On this week’s episode, we talk with Davinia Tomlinson, the powerhouse behind Rainchq, a platform that helps women around the world build long-term wealth. Born in England to a Caribbean family from St. Kitts, Davinia grew up surrounded by family, bold flavors, and the belief that love and confidence can carry you anywhere. A former high-flying financial advisor turned entrepreneur and mom of two, Davinia brings warmth, wisdom, and joy to everything she does. We talk about what it means to build a business (and a life) rooted in purpose, how to raise kids who feel confident about money, and the deep connections between food, culture, and self-worth.We cover:Iconic Caribbean foods and Saturday soupFood as community, and herbal traditions passed down through eldersA child-centered Caribbean cultureDavinia’s story of building her business and financial confidence from the ground upTips for giving kids allowance and defining money-related rolesThoughts on chores as household help vs. paid work, and fostering our children's independenceSend us a message!Support the showSubscribeNever miss an episode: Follow Dinner Last Night and subscribe to our newsletter. If you loved this episode, please leave us a review, tap “like”, and share it with a friend! It helps more people discover the show. 💛GiveawaysCLICK HERE to enter the giveaway for any episode!Follow UsSubstack: subscribe to our newsletterYouTube: @DinnerLastNightPodInstagram: @dinnerlastnightpodWebsite: dinnerlastnightpod.comCreditsProduced: Wombmate Productions, Inc., REP Studio, and Stuart HetzlerEditing: REP Studio and Stuart HetzlerMusic by: Emerson ‘Longstory’ Bartlett (feat. Drew Martin on Saxophone)
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