https://simplecast.com Money Power Freedom Join co-hosts Cal Wilson (comedian) and Santilla Chingaipe (journalist) as they decode money and power, and what it means for our freedom. Featuring experts and real life stories, balanced with money how-tos, MONEY POWER FREEDOM digs into our collective money story, reminding listeners that the financial hurdles so many women face isn’t personal — it’s political. 2019 Victorian Women's Trust en Wed, 29 Jul 2020 14:00:02 +0000 Wed, 29 Jul 2020 14:00:13 +0000 http://www.vwt.org.au/podcast Money Power Freedom https://cdn.simplecast.com/images/e70aa5ec-977e-4eff-b220-f4b9e26ae088/9eb36a4c-6e82-4776-bc2d-cb11403337a0/3000x3000/mpf-icon-reduced-size-v2.jpg?aid=rss_feed http://www.vwt.org.au/podcast serial Join co-hosts Cal Wilson (comedian) and Santilla Chingaipe (journalist) as they decode money and power, and what it means for our freedom. Featuring experts and real life stories, balanced with money how-tos, MONEY POWER FREEDOM digs into our collective money story, reminding listeners that the financial hurdles so many women face isn’t personal — it’s political. Victorian Women's Trust no https://feeds.simplecast.com/wOJen_EU savings, finances, protest, gender, community, retirement, social change, violence, unpaid work, women's rights, advocacy, bank, women, abuse, banking, financial abuse, economic security, money, business, feminism, parenting, debt, motherhood, australia, politics, entrepreneur, superannuation, inequality, work, mother, domestic violence, equality, children Victorian Women's Trust comms@vwt.org.au 5c703495-24da-4a1d-93b5-d9b934a8660d Money + mental health Worried about money? You're not alone. 

Call Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
Call Financial Counselling Australia 1800 007 007

Featured:
Fiona Guthrie CEO Financial Counselling Australia
Georgie Harmann CEO Beyond Blue
Julie Barrows Financial counsellor, Financial Counselling Australia

For more support services, visit: www.vwt.org.au/podcast/financialsupportservices

For tips and resources: https://www.vwt.org.au/podcast/money-power-freedom-toolkit/

]]> Wed, 29 Jul 2020 14:00:02 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Victorian Women's Trust) https://www.vwt.org.au/podcast/ Worried about money? You're not alone. 

Call Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
Call Financial Counselling Australia 1800 007 007

Featured:
Fiona Guthrie CEO Financial Counselling Australia
Georgie Harmann CEO Beyond Blue
Julie Barrows Financial counsellor, Financial Counselling Australia

For more support services, visit: www.vwt.org.au/podcast/financialsupportservices

For tips and resources: https://www.vwt.org.au/podcast/money-power-freedom-toolkit/

]]> Money + mental health Victorian Women's Trust 00:30:13 COVID-19 has rearranged our lives and communities in so many ways, creating a very tangible link between our money situation and our mental health. So how do we best look after our wellbeing and our finances when times are tough? In this extra-special-bonus-episode of Money Power Freedom podcast, hosts Cal Wilson (comedian) and Santilla Chingaipe (journalist and filmmaker) get some sage advice from Georgie Harmann (CEO, Beyond Blue) and Fiona Guthrie AM (CE, Financial Counselling Australia). COVID-19 has rearranged our lives and communities in so many ways, creating a very tangible link between our money situation and our mental health. So how do we best look after our wellbeing and our finances when times are tough? In this extra-special-bonus-episode of Money Power Freedom podcast, hosts Cal Wilson (comedian) and Santilla Chingaipe (journalist and filmmaker) get some sage advice from Georgie Harmann (CEO, Beyond Blue) and Fiona Guthrie AM (CE, Financial Counselling Australia). feminism, kindness, mental health, women, economic security, self help, money, advice, covid-19 no bonus 1 429350fb-bd48-4fc7-92fd-9163e61e226c The mother load Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia

Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe

Guests Jamila Rizvi, Karen Pickering, Juanita McClaren, Dr. Lyndall Strazdins

Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer

Co-producers Maria Chetcuti, Ally Oliver-Perham

Writers Maria Chetcuti, Ally Oliver-Perham

Publicity Rebecca Young

Logo Lucy Faye

Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith

Design Ally Oliver-Perham, Esther Davies-Brown

Photography Breeana Dunbar

Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown

Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality. 

 

 

]]> Wed, 18 Dec 2019 13:00:21 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Lyndall Strazdins, Karen Pickering, Santilla Chingaipe, Juanita McClaren, Cal Wilson, Jamila Rizvi) https://money-power-freedom.simplecast.com/episodes/the-mother-load-gjUmYLUv Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia

Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe

Guests Jamila Rizvi, Karen Pickering, Juanita McClaren, Dr. Lyndall Strazdins

Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer

Co-producers Maria Chetcuti, Ally Oliver-Perham

Writers Maria Chetcuti, Ally Oliver-Perham

Publicity Rebecca Young

Logo Lucy Faye

Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith

Design Ally Oliver-Perham, Esther Davies-Brown

Photography Breeana Dunbar

Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown

Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality. 

 

 

]]> The mother load Lyndall Strazdins, Karen Pickering, Santilla Chingaipe, Juanita McClaren, Cal Wilson, Jamila Rizvi 00:32:18 This is our final episode and gosh, it’s a doozy! Cal and Santi get down to the nitty gritty of money and power to find out why women are still being financially penalised for having children (especially single mothers) and how this concerns all of us, kids or no kids. Plus, hear from Dr. Lyndall Strazdins who says that in order to solve the gender pay gap once and for all, first we need to understand the gender gap in time. This is our final episode and gosh, it’s a doozy! Cal and Santi get down to the nitty gritty of money and power to find out why women are still being financially penalised for having children (especially single mothers) and how this concerns all of us, kids or no kids. Plus, hear from Dr. Lyndall Strazdins who says that in order to solve the gender pay gap once and for all, first we need to understand the gender gap in time. feminism, feminist, care, gender equity, inclusion, debt, conversation, housing, men, coworkers, budgeting, finances, equal pay, girls, property, financial security, wellbeing, gender, children, mortage, society, fathers, inequality, banking, cash, parenthood, budget, entrepeneurship, rent, superannuation, lifestyle, mother, patriarchy, women, equality, working, economy, friends, boys, retirement, boss, banks, personal, economic security, human rights, safety, poverty, taxes, wages, share, socialisation, afford, storytelling, abuse, families, pay, gender equality, matriarchy, government, saving, worker’s rights, economics, financial advice, money, domestic violence, gender inequality, colleagues, gender pay gap, childcare, respect, gender norms, family, unpaid work, financial abuse, savings, motherhood, workplaces, parenting, pay parity, gender roles, save, social structures, diversity, women’s rights, work, fatherhood yes full 6 1 66cf5902-a6a8-4d90-ae2f-e6d16dd5d795 Love + Money If you or someone you know is experiencing financial abuse, help is available:

1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732
A national counselling helpline for women who have experienced family violence or sexual assault. Their support line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

National Debt Helpline 1800 007 007
National Debt Helpline is a not-for-profit service that helps people tackle their debt problems. We’re not a lender and we don’t ‘sell’ anything or make money from you. Our professional financial counsellors offer a free, independent and confidential service

*** For a full list of support services, visit our website ***

Honest clear communication about money is key to a happy and healthy relationship. So how do you make this the norm in your relationships? And what do you do if things aren’t quite right? Cal and Santi speak to experts about how you can keep yourself and your money safe.

Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia
Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Guests Georgie Proud, Lorraine Baloyi, Stephanie Tonkin, Madison Griffiths
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

]]> Wed, 11 Dec 2019 13:00:16 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Victorian Women's Trust, Bank Australia, Stephanie Tonkin, Lorraine Baloyi, Santilla Chingaipe, Georgie Proud, Cal Wilson, Madison Griffiths) https://money-power-freedom.simplecast.com/episodes/love-money-dJ93USUa If you or someone you know is experiencing financial abuse, help is available:

1800 RESPECT 1800 737 732
A national counselling helpline for women who have experienced family violence or sexual assault. Their support line is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

National Debt Helpline 1800 007 007
National Debt Helpline is a not-for-profit service that helps people tackle their debt problems. We’re not a lender and we don’t ‘sell’ anything or make money from you. Our professional financial counsellors offer a free, independent and confidential service

*** For a full list of support services, visit our website ***

Honest clear communication about money is key to a happy and healthy relationship. So how do you make this the norm in your relationships? And what do you do if things aren’t quite right? Cal and Santi speak to experts about how you can keep yourself and your money safe.

Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia
Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Guests Georgie Proud, Lorraine Baloyi, Stephanie Tonkin, Madison Griffiths
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

]]> Love + Money Victorian Women's Trust, Bank Australia, Stephanie Tonkin, Lorraine Baloyi, Santilla Chingaipe, Georgie Proud, Cal Wilson, Madison Griffiths 00:28:31 Honest clear communication about money is key to a happy and healthy relationship. So how do you make this the norm in your relationships? And what do you do if things aren’t quite right? Cal and Santi speak to experts about how you can keep yourself and your money safe. Honest clear communication about money is key to a happy and healthy relationship. So how do you make this the norm in your relationships? And what do you do if things aren’t quite right? Cal and Santi speak to experts about how you can keep yourself and your money safe. feminism, feminist, care, gender equity, inclusion, debt, conversation, housing, men, coworkers, budgeting, finances, equal pay, girls, property, financial security, wellbeing, gender, children, mortage, society, fathers, inequality, banking, cash, parenthood, budget, entrepeneurship, rent, superannuation, lifestyle, mother, patriarchy, women, equality, working, economy, friends, boys, retirement, boss, banks, personal, economic security, human rights, safety, poverty, taxes, wages, share, socialisation, afford, storytelling, abuse, families, pay, gender equality, matriarchy, government, saving, worker’s rights, economics, financial advice, money, domestic violence, gender inequality, colleagues, gender pay gap, childcare, respect, gender norms, family, unpaid work, financial abuse, savings, motherhood, workplaces, parenting, pay parity, gender roles, save, social structures, diversity, women’s rights, work, fatherhood no full 5 1 fead8b6f-ce20-41dc-ab12-6bed64ed7be9 She's a boss! In the journey for financial freedom, many women will find themselves contemplating the #FreelanceLife. But is being your own boss all that it’s cracked up to be? Cal and Santi speak to women who have carved out their own business; found ways to structure business around motherhood; and someone who worked out how to break up with their business partner and stay friends. True story.

 

Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia
Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Guests Sheree Rubinstein, Breeana Dunbar, Leanne Miller, Laura Youngson
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

]]> Wed, 4 Dec 2019 14:16:40 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Victorian Women's Trust, Sheree Rubinstein, Bank Australia, Breeana Dunbar, Maria Chetcuti, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Laura Youngson, Leanne Miller) https://money-power-freedom.simplecast.com/episodes/shes-a-boss-PCX0qKlZ In the journey for financial freedom, many women will find themselves contemplating the #FreelanceLife. But is being your own boss all that it’s cracked up to be? Cal and Santi speak to women who have carved out their own business; found ways to structure business around motherhood; and someone who worked out how to break up with their business partner and stay friends. True story.

 

Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia
Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Guests Sheree Rubinstein, Breeana Dunbar, Leanne Miller, Laura Youngson
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

]]> She's a boss! Victorian Women's Trust, Sheree Rubinstein, Bank Australia, Breeana Dunbar, Maria Chetcuti, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Laura Youngson, Leanne Miller 00:34:42 In the journey for financial freedom, many women will find themselves contemplating the #FreelanceLife. But is being your own boss all that it’s cracked up to be? Cal and Santi speak to women who have carved out their own business; found ways to structure their biz around motherhood; and someone who worked out how to break up with their business partner and stay friends. True story. In the journey for financial freedom, many women will find themselves contemplating the #FreelanceLife. But is being your own boss all that it’s cracked up to be? Cal and Santi speak to women who have carved out their own business; found ways to structure their biz around motherhood; and someone who worked out how to break up with their business partner and stay friends. True story. feminism, feminist, care, gender equity, inclusion, debt, conversation, housing, men, coworkers, budgeting, finances, equal pay, girls, property, financial security, wellbeing, gender, children, mortage, society, fathers, inequality, banking, cash, parenthood, budget, entrepeneurship, rent, superannuation, lifestyle, mother, patriarchy, women, equality, working, economy, friends, boys, retirement, boss, banks, personal, economic security, human rights, safety, poverty, taxes, wages, share, socialisation, afford, storytelling, abuse, families, pay, gender equality, matriarchy, government, saving, worker’s rights, economics, financial advice, money, domestic violence, gender inequality, colleagues, gender pay gap, childcare, respect, gender norms, family, unpaid work, financial abuse, savings, motherhood, workplaces, parenting, pay parity, gender roles, save, social structures, diversity, women’s rights, work, fatherhood no full 4 1 c628481a-1ade-4e0e-8568-e7a7e36683f6 Work in progress Note: this episode was recorded prior to the landmark collective bargaining agreement negotiated by the the Matildas, Australian national women's soccer team, enshrining pay parity and related benefits for all players. Read more here.

Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia
Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality.

]]> Wed, 27 Nov 2019 13:00:09 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Ally Oliver-Perham, Hana Assafiri, Maria Chetcuti, Richard Denniss, Layne Beachley, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Dr. Marilyn Waring, Van Badham, Michelle & Jackie) https://money-power-freedom.simplecast.com/episodes/work-in-progress-_FmJGdwl Note: this episode was recorded prior to the landmark collective bargaining agreement negotiated by the the Matildas, Australian national women's soccer team, enshrining pay parity and related benefits for all players. Read more here.

Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia
Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality.

]]> Work in progress Ally Oliver-Perham, Hana Assafiri, Maria Chetcuti, Richard Denniss, Layne Beachley, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Dr. Marilyn Waring, Van Badham, Michelle & Jackie 00:34:34 In this episode Cal and Santi are talking work, getting paid what you are worth, and how a job is so much more than just a job. There’s still lots to be done about women’s equality but luckily there are folks on the job (pun intended) to ensure the work that women do is counted, respected and fairly remunerated. To quote Barbadian businesswoman and singer-songwriter Rhianna: “Work, work, work, work, work, work.” Indeed! In this episode Cal and Santi are talking work, getting paid what you are worth, and how a job is so much more than just a job. There’s still lots to be done about women’s equality but luckily there are folks on the job (pun intended) to ensure the work that women do is counted, respected and fairly remunerated. To quote Barbadian businesswoman and singer-songwriter Rhianna: “Work, work, work, work, work, work.” Indeed! feminism, feminist, care, gender equity, inclusion, debt, conversation, housing, men, coworkers, budgeting, finances, equal pay, girls, property, financial security, wellbeing, gender, children, mortage, society, fathers, inequality, banking, cash, parenthood, budget, entrepeneurship, rent, superannuation, lifestyle, mother, patriarchy, women, equality, working, economy, friends, boys, retirement, boss, banks, personal, economic security, human rights, safety, poverty, taxes, wages, share, socialisation, afford, storytelling, abuse, families, pay, gender equality, matriarchy, government, saving, worker’s rights, economics, financial advice, money, domestic violence, gender inequality, colleagues, gender pay gap, childcare, respect, gender norms, family, unpaid work, financial abuse, savings, motherhood, workplaces, parenting, pay parity, gender roles, save, social structures, diversity, women’s rights, work, fatherhood no full 3 1 bbc74335-7981-4881-9f4a-574f727b830e Super game plan Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia

Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality.

]]> Wed, 20 Nov 2019 13:00:14 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Victorian Women's Trust, Bec Sanders, Bank Australia, Lorraine Baloyi, Santilla Chingaipe, Pauline Taylor, Christina Hobbs, Cal Wilson, Jan & Terry) https://money-power-freedom.simplecast.com/episodes/super-game-plan-lZsXRfWM Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia

Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality.

]]> Super game plan Victorian Women's Trust, Bec Sanders, Bank Australia, Lorraine Baloyi, Santilla Chingaipe, Pauline Taylor, Christina Hobbs, Cal Wilson, Jan & Terry 00:34:47 Everybody likes to imagine their retired future self kickin’ back and enjoying the fruits of our labour. But that dream is quickly punctured by the fact that Australian women are retiring with roughly 40% less superannuation than men and 1 in 3 women have little or no super. Hosts Cal and Santi level up to decode the super system and find a better retirement game plan for women. Everybody likes to imagine their retired future self kickin’ back and enjoying the fruits of our labour. But that dream is quickly punctured by the fact that Australian women are retiring with roughly 40% less superannuation than men and 1 in 3 women have little or no super. Hosts Cal and Santi level up to decode the super system and find a better retirement game plan for women. feminism, feminist, care, gender equity, inclusion, debt, conversation, housing, men, coworkers, budgeting, finances, equal pay, girls, property, financial security, wellbeing, gender, children, mortage, society, fathers, inequality, banking, cash, parenthood, budget, entrepeneurship, rent, superannuation, lifestyle, mother, patriarchy, women, equality, working, economy, friends, boys, retirement, boss, banks, personal, economic security, human rights, safety, poverty, taxes, wages, share, socialisation, afford, storytelling, abuse, families, pay, gender equality, matriarchy, government, saving, worker’s rights, economics, financial advice, money, domestic violence, gender inequality, colleagues, gender pay gap, childcare, respect, gender norms, family, unpaid work, financial abuse, savings, motherhood, workplaces, parenting, pay parity, gender roles, save, social structures, diversity, women’s rights, work, fatherhood no full 2 1 cd73f8ba-a696-429b-a651-318da8231289 Where do we $tart? Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia

Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality. 

]]> Wed, 20 Nov 2019 13:00:14 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Victorian Women's Trust, Bec Sanders, Bank Australia, *Isla, Karen Pickering, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Leanne Miller, Karen From Finance, Van Badham) https://money-power-freedom.simplecast.com/episodes/where-do-we-start-im5rXEVh Created by Victorian Women's Trust in partnership with Bank Australia

Co-Hosts Cal Wilson & Santilla Chingaipe
Sound engineer Gavin Nebauer
Co-producers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Writers Maria Chetcuti & Ally Oliver-Perham
Publicity Rebecca Young
Logo Lucy Faye
Animator and Illustrator Mari Frith
Design Ally Oliver-Perham & Esther Davies-Brown
Photography Breeana Dunbar
Research & Project Support Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown
Theme music Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards

We are so grateful to folks from across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality. 

]]> Where do we $tart? Victorian Women's Trust, Bec Sanders, Bank Australia, *Isla, Karen Pickering, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Leanne Miller, Karen From Finance, Van Badham 00:34:04 Hosts Cal Wilson (comedian) and Santilla Chingaipe (journalist and filmmaker) want to know: what shapes our attitude to money? How does this fit into the bigger picture? And if you’re just starting to think about your money situation, where do you begin? Hosts Cal Wilson (comedian) and Santilla Chingaipe (journalist and filmmaker) want to know: what shapes our attitude to money? How does this fit into the bigger picture? And if you’re just starting to think about your money situation, where do you begin? feminism, feminist, care, gender equity, inclusion, debt, conversation, housing, men, coworkers, budgeting, finances, equal pay, girls, property, financial security, wellbeing, gender, children, mortage, society, fathers, inequality, banking, cash, parenthood, budget, entrepeneurship, rent, superannuation, lifestyle, mother, patriarchy, women, equality, working, economy, friends, boys, retirement, boss, banks, personal, economic security, human rights, safety, poverty, taxes, wages, share, socialisation, afford, storytelling, abuse, families, pay, gender equality, matriarchy, government, saving, worker’s rights, economics, financial advice, money, domestic violence, gender inequality, colleagues, gender pay gap, childcare, respect, gender norms, family, unpaid work, financial abuse, savings, motherhood, workplaces, parenting, pay parity, gender roles, save, social structures, diversity, women’s rights, work, fatherhood no full 1 1 59e28ade-8580-47a3-beaa-7903fe103745 INTRODUCING - Money Power Freedom Money Power Freedom has been created and produced by the Victorian Women’s Trust in partnership with Bank Australia—the bank with clean money.

If you liked this podcast, please SUBSCRIBE and tell your friends! Follow us for updates on instagram, facebook and twitter @VicWomensTrust.

Money Power Freedom has been mixed and recorded in Melbourne by Gavin Nebauer. 

Our co-producers are Maria Chetcuti and Ally Oliver-Perham.

We are indebted to our team of researchers and project workers including Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown — basically everyone at the Victorian Women’s Trust.

Huge thanks to folks across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality.

Our rather jazzy theme song is Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards. 

]]> Thu, 24 Oct 2019 22:15:00 +0000 comms@vwt.org.au (Victorian Women's Trust, Lorraine Baloyi, Layne Beachley, Santilla Chingaipe, Cal Wilson, Jamila Rizvi, Karen From Finance, Van Badham) http://www.vwt.org.au/podcast Money Power Freedom has been created and produced by the Victorian Women’s Trust in partnership with Bank Australia—the bank with clean money.

If you liked this podcast, please SUBSCRIBE and tell your friends! Follow us for updates on instagram, facebook and twitter @VicWomensTrust.

Money Power Freedom has been mixed and recorded in Melbourne by Gavin Nebauer. 

Our co-producers are Maria Chetcuti and Ally Oliver-Perham.

We are indebted to our team of researchers and project workers including Ebony Westman, Queenie Chung, Audrey Vong, Jacinta Hennekam, Georgia Jenkin-Smales, Jess Naylor, Bryony Green, Esther Davies-Brown — basically everyone at the Victorian Women’s Trust.

Huge thanks to folks across various sectors who helped shape our content in the name of gender equality.

Our rather jazzy theme song is Shut Up! (Show Me With Your Shoes) lovingly donated by the Sugar Fed Leopards. 

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