Finance isn’t Personal

from Debt Heads · host Jamie Feldman & Rachel Webster

In the season (one plus interest) finale of Debt Heads you’ve been waiting for, we ask: What is debt, really? And is the answer hiding in NYC’s “forgotten” borough?Follow Debt Heads on Instagram, TikTok, Substack, and YouTubeCredits:Writing/Editing/Production: Jamie Feldman & Rachel WebsterTheme Song: "Pay For That Money," Written and Performed by The Defibulators, PigCow Publishing (ASCAP)Original Music: Ali HelnweinFactcheck & Mix: Jackie PauleyEditorial Support: Hannah BealMastering: Austin SmithContributors: Reverend Billy & The Church of Stop ShoppingDebt Heads is produced in association with Signal Co. No1.This episode was brought to you in part by Club Money:Feeling stressed about money? We here at Debt Heads recommend turning your doomscrolling into a game night with your budget. Check out Club Money for a fun way to get clear on where all those dollars are going.

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