Help Wanted

If you’re looking for career advice that’s both informative and relatable, look no further than this show. Nicole and Jason are fantastic!

Listening to Help Wanted feels like getting advice from two wise but super relatable mentors. Jason and Nicole have this incredible ability to break down complex career and life issues into manageable steps. Their episode on overcoming procrastination hit so close to home. I’ve already started using their strategies, and it’s working!

This has quickly become one of my favorite podcasts. Jason and Nicole cover topics that so many of us deal with but don’t always talk about, like burnout and handling rejection. Their stories and actionable tips make me feel like I’m not alone in figuring out my career path. After every episode, I feel more motivated and better equipped to handle whatever comes my way.

A fantastic resource for anyone facing career challenges. With Nicole’s financial expertise, they dive into real-world problems with humor and vulnerability, sharing personal stories and solutions that are practical and relatable.

Not what I expected being a money nerd and an entrepreneur in the field. There should be a huge disclaimer on this podcast. This is all personal preference of the “judge” and should not be taken as sound finance advice. Things for the team to consider are a legitimate final “judge” that had some credentials in the area they are discussing and can speak intelligently into the topic i.e. family counselor or a fiduciary advisor. I feel like most of what is said could be very dangerous for people to hear who are not educated in these areas.

A very good premise for a show given the palpable uncomfortableness surrounding money talks in America, but the show doesn’t really help listeners explore solutions. Neither host genuinely challenges the other or delves into meaningful debate; they just sort of sprightly ramble on about their own opinion (which often times boils down to “I don’t know.. that’s just what I feel”) rather than forming structured and coherent arguments. The judges feel so random most of the time and usually sound more confused than the hosts when asked to pick a winner. There doesn’t seem to be much intellectual or cultural diversity on the show to prompt more thought-provoking questions and bring up debate points that both hosts clearly don’t even consider. I could go on, but you get the idea. Feels more like a friendly convo you’d overhear in a trendy coffee shop rather than a debate show.