Money & Lending Circles

Introducing small change: Money Stories from the Neighborhood

Release Date: 09/23/2020

Description: small change: Money Stories from the Neighborhood is a podcast and learning platform highlighting smart, practical and collaborative money skills developed by people living with lower and unstable incomes. Hosts Chris Farrell and Twila Dang talk to community members who are redefining wealth and poverty, the value of community and the purpose of money. Money wisdom taught by the true experts – people who have learned from experience. From MPR News.

Explicit: No

Entrepreneurship Episode #2

Release Date: 05/23/2018

Description: What if neighborhood stories could change the way we think about community - what it means to have it, and what it means to lose it? Shelf Life is a podcast that uses community stories to amplify, preserve, and learn from the voices, experiences, and histories of Seattle’s Central District neighborhood - also known as the CD!! On today’s episode of the Shelf Life Podcast, we hear stories about entrepreneurship and small businesses in the Central District. We'll learn how residents built a thriving neighborhood economy that supported local, POC-owned businesses. What challenges did they have to overcome, and what does it mean to lose those businesses? We dedicate this week's episode to DeCharlene Williams, a Central Distrit community leader who passed away on Sunday, May 20th. The Shelf Life Podcast is produced by Mayowa Aina, Domonique Meeks, and Jill Freidberg. Original score by Bubba Jones. Funding for this podcast from King County 4Culture.

Explicit: No

Shelf Life Podcast Promo

Release Date: 05/14/2018

Description: What if neighborhood stories could change the way we think about community; what it means to have it, and what it means to lose it? Starting May 17th, the Shelf Life Podcast will bring you stories from Seattle’s Central District. Hear from the people who built the neighborhood that shaped this city. Their stories are funny, heartbreaking, and really relevant to what is happening in our city today. Find the podcast on iTunes and Soundcloud. More information on Twitter @ShelfLifeStory, on Instagram at shelf_life_stories, on Facebook at Shelf Life Community Story Booth, and on our website at shelflifestories.com!

Explicit: No

Food Episode #4

Release Date: 06/07/2018

Description: This week's episode of the Shelf Life podcast is all about FOOD in the Central District. Through community stories, we'll explore the ways that food has brought neighbors together. Whether we're hearing stories about family gatherings, first jobs, the Promenade Red Apple, or the Black Panther breakfast program - food is the common denominator. Through food, the neighborhood forged community, built an economy, and resisted discrimination. How To Listen: Find the podcast on iTunes or Soundcloud or our website: www.shelflifestories.com/podcast/ New episodes every Thursday! Shelf Life uses community stories to amplify, preserve, and learn from the voices, experiences, and histories of Seattle’s Central District neighborhood. For decades, the CD was the only neighborhood where African Americans were allowed to live. Despite all kinds of obstacles, like job discrimination and predatory lending, people in this neighborhood managed to thrive, innovate, and contribute so much to this city. But now, with all the change happening in Seattle, Central District residents - and their businesses and families and community gathering places - are being displaced SO FAST. We hope that neighborhood stories can inform the way we think about community - what it means to have it, and what it means to lose it. And we hope these stories can shift the way we talk about displacement and gentrification and change, in our city, and in cities across the country! . This podcast is brought to you by King County 4Culture. Original score by Bubba Jones.

Explicit: No

Belmont Voices

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Fr. Jack Bentz SJ

Description: Your guide to one small neighborhood in the Bronx. A way to listen to the sounds, voices, and stories of New York today.

Explicit: No

Money Morning Podcast

Release Date: 10/19/2021

Authors: Money Morning

Description: Money Morning is Australia's most outspoken financial newsletter. From exciting small-caps to the evolving concept of money, it highlights the news stories that could have a HUGE impact on your wealth.

Explicit: No

SHOW THEM THE MONEY

Release Date: 08/17/2020

Authors: Eli Cathcart

Description: Welcome to SHOW THEM THE MONEY, just a small town college student pocasting to make a change in college athletics.

Explicit: No

Neighborhood Money

Release Date: 07/16/2021

Authors: Cavan & Andrew

Description: Two life-long friends and money nerds here to talk about personal finance, investing, and building long-term wealth. This podcast is meant to be a place where you can come to grow your financial knowledge, hear different approaches to money, or just hang out for awhile. Together we'll reach financial independence and live a life that we all deserve.

Explicit: No

Shelf Life Podcast

Release Date: 08/30/2020

Authors: Shelf Life Community Story Project

Description: Shelf Life is a Community Story Project recording and sharing oral histories in Seattle's Central District neighborhood. We believe community stories and neighborhood histories can influence conversations about change and shift the way this city imagines its future. We seek to amplify, preserve, and learn from the voices, experiences, and histories of Central District communities and contribute historical context to conversations about change in the Central District.

Explicit: No

Tin City Limits

Release Date: 09/05/2020

Authors: tincitylimits

Description: The inside stories of how a small group of artisans are turning a neighborhood into one of the hottest, go-to places in California. Each week join hosts Mark Wilson and Andrew Jones to hear the raw, behind the scenes stories of sacrifice, victory and even failure, as told by the people who lived it. It’s all part of being in the neighborhood. The neighborhood called Tin City.

Explicit: No

CONNECTIONS

Release Date: 02/23/2021

Authors: Michelle Prows

Description: Uplifting and inspiring stories right from your neighborhood.

Explicit: No

FORM Journey Podcast

Release Date: 04/28/2021

Authors: FORM

Description: Listen to Kingdom stories from people partnering with God's work in the world in their everyday lives. Do you want to extend God’s Kingdom in your community, neighborhood, workplace and the world? Come on a journey that will change your faith forever.

Explicit: No

Hear Her Sports Glenville

Release Date: 08/31/2020

Authors: a project of Hear Her Sports with Elizabeth Emery

Description: Hear Her Sports Glenville is a neighborhood stories project sharing the power of sports for girls, women, and communities.100 girls and women who grew up, live in, or work in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood will tell their stories about sports, health, history, change, plus hope for our city and, in particular, for Glenville.These recordings document history told by women.

Explicit: No

Phantom Hampton Podcast

Release Date: 03/29/2021

Authors: Phantom Hampton

Description: Phantom Hampton tells stories from where the rest of us live, wires dispatches from the 99% surviving in a 1% neighborhood - true Hamptons tales.

Explicit: No

Small Change

Release Date: 03/12/2021

Authors: Nova Podcasts

Description: Small Change is a podcast all about the small things you can do that will make a BIG difference to your finances. A twice weekly show with quick, easy-to-action tips delivered by our panel of finance gurus.  It's like having a panel of money experts right in your pocket!

Explicit: No