Money, Riches & Wealth - The Podcast

MRW Podcast - Geneen Roth (guest)

This week, Drew and Tim are joined by Geneen Roth, author of the new book Lost and Found. Geneen Roth's pioneering books were among the first to link compulsive eating and perpetual dieting with deeply personal and spiritual issues that go far beyond food, weight and body image. She believes that we eat the way we live, and that our relationship to food, money, love is an exact reflection of our deepest held beliefs about ourselves and the amount of joy, abundance, pain, scarcity, we believe we have (or are allowed) to have in our lives. Rather than pushing away the "crazy" things we do, Geneen's work proceeds with the conviction that our actions and beliefs make exquisite sense, and that the way to transform our relationship with food is to be open, curious and kind with ourselves-instead of punishing, impatient and harsh. In the past thirty years, she has worked with hundreds of thousands of people using meditation, inquiry, and a set of seven eating guidelines that are the foundation of natural eating.

MRW Podcast - Laura Vanderkam (Guest)

This week, Drew and Tim are joined on air by Laura Vanderkam, author of the new book All The Money In The World.

Laura is the author of All The Money In The World: What The Happiest People Know About Getting and Spending (Portfolio, March 1, 2012), 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think (Portfolio, 2010), and Grindhopping: Build a Rewarding Career Without Paying Your Dues (McGraw-Hill, 2007).

She is a member of USA Today’s Board of Contributors, writes the “168 Hours” blog for CBS MoneyWatch, and her work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, City Journal, Scientific American, Reader’s Digest, Prevention, Fortune.com, and other publications. She has appeared on numerous television programs, including The Today Show and Fox & Friends, hundreds of radio segments, and has spoken about time, money and productivity to audiences ranging from the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association to MTV’s employees to graduating seniors at her high school, the Indiana Academy, who brought her back as their commencement speaker in 2006.

A 2001 graduate of Princeton, she enjoys running, writing fiction, and serving as president of the Board of Trustees for The Young New Yorkers’ Chorus, an organization which specializes in commissioning new music from composers under age 35. She lives outside Philadelphia with her husband, two young sons and baby daughter.

MRW Podcast - Open Show (May 2, 2012)

This week, Drew and Tim are taking listener questions on a wide variety of topics!

MRW Podcast - Open Show (April 18, 2012)

This week Drew is by himself in studio taking a host of listener questions!

MRW Podcast - Open Show (April 11, 2012)

This week, Drew is joined in studio By colleague Roger Bair to take listener questions on a wide range of topics!

MRW Podcast - Jack Freel from Social Security (guest)

This eek, Drew and Tim are joined by Mr. Social Security Jack Freel and are taking listener questions.

MRW Podcast - Open Show (March 21, 2012)

This week, Drew and Tim are taking calls from listeners on a variety of financial topics.

MRW Podcast - Brett Arends (guest)

This week, Drew and Tim are chatting with Brett Arends. Brett is a reporter with the Wall Street Journal and author of the book Storm Proof Your Money.

MRW Podcast - Open Show

This week, Drew is alone in the studio and taking listener calls on a variety of personal finance questions! Be sure to check out Drew's blog at www.DrewTignanelli.com.

MRW Podcast - Dr. Walter Williams (guest)

This week, Drew and Tim are joined by Dr. Walter Williams, author of the new book Race and Economics: How Much Can Be Blamed on Discrimination? Walter E. Williams is an American economist, commentator, author and academic.  He is the John H. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University, as well as a syndicated columnist and author.  Raised in the housing projects of North Philadelphia, Dr. Williams believes the government’s intervention more often harms rather than helps in issues of race and economy.  He joins us tonight to discuss his two newest books: His autobiography published in 2010 called Up From The Projects, and his newest release, Race & Economics: How much can be blamed on discrimination?