Show Me The Money

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more Runway magazine than regulated activity 👠💸This week we’re diving into the iconic world of The Devil Wears Prada and asking a very different question… what does this film actually say about money, work and the true cost of success?Beyond the fashion, quotable lines and chaos of Miranda Priestly, there’s a deeper story about ambition, sacrifice and the price of getting ahead.We break down **Andy Sachs’ transformation from underestimated graduate to high-performing assistant, and what it really takes to succeed in competitive industries. From long hours and low starting salaries to proving your worth, is this exploitation… or just the reality of building a career?We also get into the hidden financial layer of the film. The cost of “looking the part”, the unpaid labour of appearance, and why being a woman at work often comes with a higher price tag. From clothes to grooming to expectations, we explore how your real salary isn’t just what you earn… it’s what’s left after you’ve paid to show up.Along the way, we unpack workplace dynamics, loyalty vs ambition, and whether Miranda Priestly is actually the villain… or just a woman operating at the top of her game.💼 What We Cover:• Why Miranda Priestly might not be the villain• The reality of high pressure, competitive industries• Is hard work at the start exploitation or investment?• The financial cost of “looking the part” as a woman• Work vs relationships and the cost of ambitionFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk and the real cost of success in your favourite films. 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #thedevilwearsprada #mirandapriestly #andysachs #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #careergrowth #worklifebalance #financialliteracy #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more boardroom drama than budgeting spreadsheet 💼💸This week we’re diving into Succession, the ultimate portrayal of extreme wealth, power, and what money really does to people behind closed doors.From billionaires battling for control to the emotional cost of growing up rich, we unpack whether money actually brings happiness... or just a different kind of misery. We explore the Roy family dynamics, the psychology of ultra-wealth, and why having unlimited money can leave you without purpose, connection, or trust.We also get into the real-world parallels: billionaire influence over media, politics, and public opinion and why Succession feels less like fiction and more like a documentary in 2026.💼 What We Cover:• Can money actually make you unhappy?• The psychology of growing up ultra-wealthy• Why purpose disappears when money isn’t a problem• Power, control, and family dynamics in billionaires• Media ownership and political influenceIf you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #succession #moneytalk #wealth #billionaires #financialliteracy #popculture #womenandmoney #mediapower #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more freshers week than financial ombudsman 🍻💸This week we head back to uni with Fresh Meat, the chaotic comedy that doubles as a brutally honest look at student life and money. From overdrafts and student loans to dodgy landlords and wildly different financial backgrounds, we explore how uni shapes your relationship with money for life.We break down the housemates’ financial journeys, from privilege to survival mode, and how those early experiences can shape your financial future for decades. We also look at today’s student loan reality, rising costs, repayment changes, and why so many people are questioning whether it was ever properly explained.Along the way we talk overdrafts, budgeting disasters, and why getting a lump sum at 18 might be one of the worst financial systems going.💼 What We Cover:• The real cost of university life• Student loans and why they feel like a “hidden tax”• Overdrafts and early debt traps• Privilege vs struggle in student finances• Student renting and terrible housing realities• Why uni shapes long term money habits• What’s changed in the student loan system• Why financial education often comes too lateWe also mention:📌 Claire Barratt’s Financial Times column on student loanshttps://www.ft.com (search: Claire Barratt student loans)📌 The Times student loans campaignhttps://www.thetimes.com (search: student loans campaign)FOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk and the real financial stories behind your favourite shows 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #freshmeat #studentlife #studentdebt #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #financialliteracy #universitylife #overdraft #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more bend and snap than banking app 💅💸This week we’re revisiting the iconic Legally Blonde and asking a question that goes way beyond the pink outfits and perfect one liners… what does this film actually say about money, success and the cost of being underestimated?We break down Elle Woods as more than just a rom-com heroine. Yes, she’s wealthy, feminine and underestimated from the start, but her journey reveals something deeper about access, privilege and what it really takes to earn respect.From getting into Harvard Law to proving herself in the courtroom, we explore how success isn’t just about opportunity, it’s about effort, resilience and refusing to shrink yourself to fit other people’s expectations.We also get into the financial and social realities the film quietly highlights. The double standards women face at work, the cost of “looking the part”, and how being too feminine can work against you just as much as not fitting in at all.Along the way we unpack workplace power dynamics, internalised bias, and the uncomfortable truth that sometimes women are judged just as harshly by other women.💼 What We Cover:• Elle Woods’ journey from underestimated to unstoppable• Privilege vs effort and what actually drives success• Why feminine women are often taken less seriously• The double standards women face at work• The cost of “looking the part”• Workplace bias, power dynamics and being overlookedFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk and the real cost of success in your favourite films. 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #legallyblonde #ellewoods #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #careergrowth #financialliteracy #workplacebias #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more scandal sheet than stock portfolio 💌💸This week we’re stepping into the world of America’s Next Top Model and looking past the iconic makeovers and dramatic eliminations to uncover the money story hiding underneath the runway.From the promise of $100,000 contracts and supermodel careers to the harsh reality many contestants faced after the show, we explore how money quietly drove some of the biggest storylines in ANTM.We also get into a topic the show rarely addressed directly. What happens when reality TV sells you a dream that doesn’t exist? The financial incentives behind the show, the power of gatekeepers, and why being on TV may have actually harmed some contestants’ careers rather than helped them.Along the way we discuss the ethics of reality TV, the exploitation of ambition, and how shows like ANTM made huge profits while the people at the centre were often left with very little. We also unpack Tyra Banks’ role, the intention behind the show, and whether success at any cost is ever worth it.Which raises a bigger modern question. In today’s world of influencers and self-made platforms, do we even need shows like this anymore, or were they always built for entertainment over opportunity?💼 What We Cover:• The promise vs reality of winning America’s Next Top Model• The financial incentives behind reality TV success• Tyra Banks, accountability, and the business behind the brand• Why money and fame do not always equal long term successFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk and the occasional financial scandal worthy of the runway. 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #antm #americasnexttopmodel #tyrabanks #realitytv #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #financialliteracy #influencerculture #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more scandal sheet than stock portfolio 💌💸This week we’re stepping into the world of Schitt’s Creek and looking past the perfectly coiffed wigs and small-town hilarity to uncover the money story hiding underneath the comedy.From the Rose family’s spectacular financial downfall to the surprisingly clever ways they navigate life without their fortune, we explore how money quietly drives some of the biggest storylines in Schitt’s Creek.We also dive into real-life lessons the show hints at but rarely talks about directly. What actually happens when you lose it all financially? The sudden pressure, the impact on relationships, and why bankruptcy doesn’t make someone a bad person, even if the tabloids would have you believe otherwise.Along the way, we discuss the dynamics of wealth, friendship, and identity, exploring how money (or the lack of it) affects genuine human connection... whether it’s outsourcing your life, navigating fair-weather friends, or learning to live with what really matters.💼 What We Cover:• The Rose family losing their fortune and moving to Schitt’s Creek• How losing money forces the characters to rethink relationships and identity• Celebrity bankruptcies, including Katie Price and Makita Oliver• The real-life lessons about wealth, privilege, and financial literacy• Why true friendship can’t be boughtFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk, and the occasional financial scandal worthy of the Rose family. 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #schittscreek #roses #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #financialliteracy #celebritybankruptcy #friendship #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more scandal sheet than stock portfolio 💌💸This week we’re stepping into the world of Bridgerton and looking past the steamy romances and lavish balls to uncover the money story hiding underneath the corsets.From the disastrous gambling addiction of Lord Featherington to the surprisingly genius business model of Lady Whistledown, we explore how money quietly drives some of the biggest storylines in the ton.We also get into a topic the show hints at but rarely talks about directly. What actually happens financially when someone dies? The sudden pressure on families, the admin, the legal chaos and why Clare is creating an “If I Die” document to make things easier for her loved ones if the worst ever happened.Along the way we discuss why lawyers earn so much, the intense personal cost that career can have and how that conversation unexpectedly leads us to the infamous Bridgerton maid wars.Which raises a bigger modern question. Would you rather have flashy company perks and benefits, or simply a better salary and work life balance?💼 What We Cover:• The gambling addiction storyline of Lord Featherington• The financial pressure families face when someone dies• Why Clare is creating an “If I Die” document• The economics behind the Bridgerton maid wars• Company benefits vs better salary and work life balanceFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk and the occasional financial scandal worthy of the ton. 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #bridgerton #ladywhistledown #lordfeatherington #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #financialliteracy #worklifebalance #netflix #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more Rebecca Bloomwood than responsible budgeting 💳🛍️This week we’re diving into the iconic shopping spiral that is Confessions of a Shopaholic and asking the big question: is Rebecca Bloomwood actually relatable… or a full-blown financial cautionary tale?We break down Becky’s chaotic spending habits, her emotional relationship with shopping, and the very real way that debt can quietly snowball when credit cards make everything feel just a little too easy. From store cards to minimum payments, we unpack how people fall into debt, why it’s so hard to climb back out, and the small print your credit card company might not be shouting about when you sign up.Along the way we also talk about credit scores, what they actually mean, how to improve them if yours has taken a hit, and the smartest ways to rebuild your financial reputation without having to sell your entire wardrobe.💼 What We Cover:• The financial chaos of Confessions of a Shopaholic• Rebecca Bloomwood’s shopping addiction and spending triggers• How credit cards make overspending dangerously easy• The sneaky things credit card companies don’t always highlight• Why debt can spiral faster than you think• How credit scores actually work• Practical ways to improve or repair your credit scoreFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk, and the occasional financial meltdown in a designer store. 💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://showmethemoneyofficial.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/showmethemoneyofficial/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@showmethemoneyofficial#podcast #confessionsofashopaholic #rebeccabloomwood #moneytalk #creditscore #debt #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #financialliteracy #shopaholic #showmethemoney Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re taking a look at It’s a Wonderful Life and everything it reveals about money, morality, and the cost of always trying to do the right thing. We explore what it really costs to be the good guy, why George Bailey keeps sacrificing himself for everyone else, and how that emotional and financial pressure shows up in real life today.We also talk about the infamous Mr. Potter and how his character mirrors the behaviour of modern corporations that prioritise profit over people. From there, we get into how to make smart financial decisions, including loans and investing, in ways that are not only responsible but also eco conscious.Finally, we explore the tension between selflessness and selfishness and ask whether constantly putting others first is as noble as it seems, or whether it comes with consequences we do not talk about enough.💼 What We Cover:• The financial and emotional cost of being the good guy• Mr. Potter and how he reflects real world corporate behaviour• How to approach loans and investing in a smart and sustainable way• The impact of always being selfless and when it becomes too muchFOLLOW our channel to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk, and honest conversation. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack....📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcastco/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.#loans #investing #sustainability #selflessness #helpmeimpoor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re talking all things And Just Like That and asking the real question: should it exist, and did it officially kill the Sex and the City universe? We break down the highs (were there any?), the lows (many), and the choices that still have us emotionally and financially confused.We unpack Big dying on a Peloton, Carrie navigating wills and wealth, and why watching rich people get lunch isn't entertaining...We also get into the wild levels of sponsorship and product placement, why it feels like one long ad with occasional plot, and how the characters have shifted into versions of themselves that feel unfamiliar. And yes, we discuss why sometimes making characters rich removes the struggle, the grit, and the entire reason we loved them in the first place.💼 What We Cover:• Should And Just Like That exist• Big’s Peloton death and the financial fallout• Why bad sponsorships ruin storytelling• How the characters changed for better or worse• Why wealthy characters can destroy a plot• Why maybe we shouldn’t get another rebootFOLLOW our channel to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk, and the ghost of Carrie’s overdraft limits. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack....📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on eToro and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk.#podcast #andjustlikethat #sexandthecity #SATC #carriebradshaw #peloton #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #tvshow #chediaz #helpmeimpoor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re talking all things Sex and the City The Movie and asking the real question: should it have been made and was it actually any good? We look at the highs, the lows, and the parts that have not aged well.We unpack the on and off relationship of Carrie and Big and why we think he left her on their wedding day. We also get into why Charlotte becomes the joke of the movie and why that feels unfair considering her character arc over the entire series.We look at how each of the women’s storylines evolve and how the film treats engagement and romance in a way that feels surprisingly subtle compared to today’s social media performance culture. And yes, we talk about the fatphobia throughout the movie because it is impossible to ignore.💼 What We Cover:• Should SATC The Movie exist• Carrie and Big and why he walked away• Why Charlotte becomes the punchline• How each woman’s storyline shifts in the film• Why quiet engagements feel refreshing compared to modern performative culture• The fatphobia in the movie and how it shapes the narrativeFOLLOW our channel to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk, and honest conversation. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack....📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/e... and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk.#podcast #sexandthecity #satc #SATCTheMovie #carrieandbig #charlotteyork #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #tvshow #engagementculture #fatphobia #helpmeimpoor Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re delving into Sex and the City, Season 6, the season that arguably should have been the finale. Carrie’s life is in full transition mode: new boyfriend, new city, new chaos. We unpack the financial and emotional cost of reinvention, why her move to Paris feels like the end of an era, and the complicated dynamic of dating a man who cannot handle not being the breadwinner.We also break down “A Woman’s Right to Shoes”, one of SATC’s most iconic (and divisive) episodes. We get into the unspoken politics of motherhood vs. being child free, how both groups can be equally judgemental, and why women still feel the need to justify their choices and their spending.💼 What We Cover:• Why Season 6 should have been the real finale• Carrie’s move to Paris: reinvention, escapism, and the cost of running away• Dating dynamics when he is not the breadwinner (hi, Petrovsky 👀)• “A Woman’s Right to Shoes” and the economics of lifestyle judgement• Mothers vs. child free women: why both sides feel defensive, judged, and misunderstood• The price of choice, identity, and modern womanhoodFOLLOW to stay up to date as we blend pop culture, money talk, and a splash of cosmopolitan honesty. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack....📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/e... and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk.#podcast #sexandthecity #satc #carriebradshaw #awomansrighttoshoes #motherhood #childfree #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #womenandmoney #tvshow #relationships #petrovsky #season6 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re joined by special guest Sarah from eToro to unpack Carrie’s unexpected journey into the stock market and how one impulsive investment leads all the girls to rethink their relationship with money. From shoes to shares, we explore how investing becomes the new Manolo moment and what it really means to take control of your financial future.We also fast-forward to 2025 and ask the ultimate question: what would the SATC girls invest in now? Would Charlotte be all about blue-chip stability? Would Samantha be deep in bitcoin? Sarah gives us smart, practical advice on how to start investing wisely.💼 What We Cover:Carrie’s first steps into investingHow she influences the girls to follow her leadWhat SATC investing would look like todaySarah’s tips on building financial confidence and making smart money movesThe pop culture link between independence, identity, and investingFOLLOW our channel to stay up to date, as we blend pop culture, money talk, and a splash of cosmopolitan honesty. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/e... and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk.#podcast #sexandthecity #satc #carriebradshaw #mirandahobbes #charlottyork #samanthajones #moneytalk #womenandmoney #investing #etoro #popculture #tvshow #financialfreedom #femalepodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re diving into Sex and the City, Season 5. Carrie’s career finally takes off as she lands her first book deal. But success comes with its own price tag. We unpack how writing a book really feels, what kind of money’s actually in it, and why publishing seems reserved for people with big platforms. Plus, we dig into why being a writer now also means being a content creator, even when all you want to do is write.Meanwhile, Miranda’s adjusting to single motherhood while navigating her relationship with Steve and trying to rediscover who she is outside of being “Mom.” We talk about the emotional load of modern motherhood, how society isolates mums, why Samantha’s anti-kids stance hits a nerve, and the impossible balancing act between career, identity, and care.💼 What We Cover:Carrie’s book dealWhy writing today means also building an online brandMiranda’s new chapter: single motherhood and self-discoveryThe “to-boo” of motherhood, why society sidelines mumsSamantha’s anti-kid energy and what it says about freedom, identity, and choiceFollow the podcast to stay up to date, as we blend pop culture, money talk, and a splash of cosmopolitan honesty. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/e... and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk.#podcast #sexandthecity #satc #carriebradshaw #mirandahobbes #samanthajones #motherhood #moneytalk #femalepodcast #popculture #writingcommunity #bookdeal #contentcreator #womenandmoney #tvshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Season 4 of Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅This week, we’re diving into Sex and the City Season 4, where Carrie and Big attempt the impossible: staying friends after their breakup 👀 From awkward dinners to emotional whiplash, we unpack why “just friends” rarely means just friends and how money, power, and emotion often tangle together in their dynamic.Then comes the apartment scandal 🏠💸 when Carrie realises she can’t afford to buy her home and has to face her financial reality head on. It’s one of the show’s most relatable storylines: talking about money with friends, borrowing it, and the shame that can creep in when we’re not as “financially together” as we think we should be.We’ll dig into how society moralises being “good with money,” why that’s both unrealistic and unhelpful, and whether Carrie’s spending habits and impulsivity might actually hint at something deeper. Could our girl have a touch of ADHD energy?💼 What We Cover:Carrie & Big’s “let’s be friends” era: emotional chaos or growth moment?The apartment crisis: when lifestyle meets financial realityBorrowing from friends, the real emotional costWhy “being good with money” is often a mythThe famous “I will literally be the old woman who lived in her shoes” line 👠Could Carrie have ADHD? Let’s talk impulse, shame & distractionJoin us as we blend pop culture, money talk, and a splash of cosmopolitan honesty. 🍸💸If you loved this episode, stay in the loop:📖 Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/e... and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk.#podcast #sexandthecity #satc #carriebradshaw #mrBig #moneytalk #apartmentcrisis #femalepodcast #popculture #financialwellness #adhd #friendshipandmoney #tvshow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Welcome to Season 2 of Help Me, I’m Poor, the money podcast that’s more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin 💅 This week, we’re heading into Sex and the City Season 3, where Charlotte York marries her first husband, Trey MacDougal 💍We’re unpacking their complicated love story, from fairytale beginnings to the reality of mismatched expectations.We’ll also get into the sticky subject of prenups: why they can sometimes be totally necessary… but also emotionally fraught. And as we revisit Charlotte’s lavish Upper East Side wedding, we’re asking: have we reached the end of the big, expensive wedding era? Are modern couples saying “I don’t” to over-the-top spending?💼 What We Cover:- Charlotte York & Trey MacDougal: the perfect-on-paper couple that wasn’t- How Charlotte’s romantic ideals shape her money mindset- Prenups: protection or pressure?- Why the “big wedding” bubble might finally be bursting- Do we agree with celebrities 'monetising' their weddings?!Join us as we mix pop culture, money talk, and a dash of cosmopolitan realism. 🍸💸If you enjoyed the show, keep up to date:📖 Read our Substack: https://helpmeimpoorpodcast.substack.com/📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/helpmeimpoorcast/🎵 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@helpmeimpoorcastAnd just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research. Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro!To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/e... and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly. eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, we’re diving into Sex and the City Season 2, where Miranda buys her first apartment and we ask: is it realistic for women to buy on their own? We also talk about the “single tax”, why being independent can make hitting big milestones feel harder. Plus, we unpick Miranda and Steve’s relationship and why it’s misunderstood, and explore the gender stereotypes women face while dating.💼 What We Cover:Miranda Hobbes buying her first apartment: realistic or fantasy?The tax of being single: why milestones feel harder to achieve aloneWhy Miranda and Steve’s relationship isn’t as bad as the media makes outThe gender stereotypes women face while datingWe hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to season 2 of Help Me, I'm Poor, the money podcast that's more Bitsy von Muffling than Bitcoin and hustling.For season two, we're taking a deep dive into the fictional finances of Sex and the City, from the men they date to the money they make.In this episode, we look at the economics of the SATC universe as a whole - is Carrie's lifestyle really that unrealistic? How much do we think Miranda earned? And how much did Charlotte rely on the bank of mum and dad?We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.This week, we are joined by special guest Sarah from eToro to discuss Martin Scorsese's finance bro romp, why we need more women to invest, and what it's like to watch your mum become financially empowered in her 50s.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.This week, we discuss Netflix documentary Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing in all its shocking glory. We talk about the money behing having an online platform, the potential for child exploitation and how we really feel about parents monetising their kids' lives on social media.We also talk about the economics of notorious 'gossip' site Tattle Life, who contributors are really bankrolling and how much money hate can generate.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.In this week's episode, we look at a the iconic Pretty Woman - as story about love, which is really a story about... you guessed it, money.We talk about the changing face of sex work, how Onlyfans earnings can be deceptive and, of course, that brown polka dot dress.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.This week, we're going a bit dark, and delving into the dystopian world of Black Mirror- specifically the episode, Common People, which looks at what happens when you sign up to a subscription tthat you literally can't quit.We talk about healthtech, hustle culture and how many subscriptions we really need, plus some interesting insights into the world of personalised adverts.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.This week, we're dabbling with reality TV and talking about all things money and relationships as we delve into Love is Blind UK.Do the couples in the pods have an advantage over us when it comes to choosing a financially compatible partner?When exactly is the right time to ask a love interest what their credit score is?And is having a secret stash of cash savvy or dishonest?We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.This week, we're taking a trip back in time to Bridget's London, where a single woman in her early 30s can live alone in Borough Market on a publishing salary. Where the knickers are enormous, the jumpers are reindeer themed and the soup is blue.We talk about our longing for the social mobility of the nineties and early noughties, the cost of being single, and how diet culture and poor self image are stealing all of our money.You should definitely pick up Nicola Slawson's book, Single, and check out Emma Edwards @thebrokegeneration.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we look at the lives of the Upper East-Siders: the pressures of growing up in a family firm, how wealth compounds through generations and how on earth Dan and Jenny, with their palatial Brooklyn loft, could have ever felt poor.We also discuss the bank of Mum and Dad and all the strings that are often attached, including the realities of just how much money some people are gifted. The i Paper piece we discuss is here:https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/44-parents-pay-life-never-talk-3604023We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.This week, we dive into the money stuff in the latest season of The White Lotus - and there is PLENTY of it. We talk Tim Ratliffe's descent into despair and the choice he eventually makes, Belinda's big negotiation and what it means to be truly spoilt.Plus, we cost out a morning routine that makes Saxon's religious smoothie-making look very mild by comparison.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.In this week's episode, we discuss Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice just in time for the 20th anniversary of the 2005 film release.With money issues woven throughout the plot, we talk about how female financial agency has (and hasn't) changed throughout the years, inheritance beef and why Mr Collins is more relatable than you might think.If you're as much of a 2005 P&P fan as we are, you can book special screenings throughout the year, including a dreamy open-air event at Salibury Cathedral.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.In our first ever episode, we discuss 2010s comic masterpiece and inspiration for our name, Bridesmaids - which, as it turns out, is a film as much about money as it is about friendships and romance. We discuss everything from Helen's pathological generosity and Annie's inability to get out of her own way, to what we regret spending on our own weddings and the delicate financial etiquette of big events.We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at [email protected] just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.Huge thanks to our sponsor for season one, eToro! To find out more, be part of the conversation on https://etoro.onelink.me/2615279504/etxjmdgs and join us in raising our voices and investing loudly.eToro is a multi-asset investment platform. The value of your investments may go up or down. With investing, your capital is at risk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Quick note: Help Me, I’m Poor is now called Show Me The Money. It’s the same show you love - same hosts, same honest, relatable money chats - just with a name that reflects a bigger, more empowering next chapter. Thank you for being part of the journey with us so far, we’re so glad you’re here.Introducing Help Me, I'm Poor, the money podcast with a twist.Each week, Clare Seal and Ellie Austin-Williams discuss how money shows up in their favourite pop culture, from the classic, to the nostalgic, to the contemporary.How much does Joey actually owe Chandler? Is Mrs Bennet just misunderstood? And what would Bridget's Borough Market flat cost in 2025?Be prepared for candid money conversations that you actually want to listen to. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.