Black Wealth Matters

10: How racism shows up when you're Black and wealthy with Tiffany Aliche "The Budgetnista"

Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche shares her personal challenges with building wealth, all while building a multi-million dollar business. And her latest appearance on Que

09: How to practice BLM in your business with Rachel Rodgers, founder of Hello Seven

We welcome entrepreneur Rachel Rodgers back to the show to talk about how business owners can go beyond the traditional lip service of “supporting” supporting Black Lives

08: Talking to kids about race and money with Talaat and Tai McNeely

A new Northwestern University study based on data from the Federal Reserve estimates that on average for every dollar of accumulated wealth that white families have, many

07: NBA Agent Dominique Stapleton on educating Black athletes about money

According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, 15.7% of NFL players have filed for bankruptcy within twelve years of retiring. A Sports Illustrated article report

06: Why we have to stop calling it the "racial wealth gap" with entrepreneur Yemi Rose

Entrepreneur Yemi Rose is the founder of OfColor, a digital financial wellness platform focused on providing content and banking tools built around how people of color sa

05: Raising venture capital as a Black woman with entrepreneur Tiffany Dufu

Tiffany Dufu is founder and CEO of The Cru. Their algorithm matches circles of women who collaborate to meet their personal and professional goals. She’s also the author

04: Stephanie Vaught, Founder of Social Money Finance on effective money management

Stephanie Vaught, J.D. is a Gen X Financial Coach and Founder of Social Money Finance, LLC. Her company specializes in teaching effective money management and helping peo

03: How to financially empower communities of color with Dr. Nicole Garner Scott

Dr. Nicole Garner Scott is the Atlanta-based founder of Amount Financial Services. She is dedicated to creating financial breathing room for households of underrepresente

02: Donovan Ramsey on Black identity, history of policing and the need for racial equity

As a friend and accomplished journalist focusing on the topic of black identity, politics and patterns of power in America, Farnoosh catches up with Donovan Ramsey to dis

01: Queen Latifah on the financial literacy gap and the need for equity in film and media

Queen Latifah made her first big splash onto the music scene at age 19, with the release of her hit rap single “Ladies, First.” For the next three decades, the Newark, Ne

Welcome to Black Wealth Matters

Welcome to Black Wealth Matters hosted by Farnoosh Torabi, the creator of SO MONEY, the Webby-nominated and New York Times-praised podcast. These episodes originally aire