Million Bazillion - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This podcast is a staple in our house!
My kids and I are learning so much about money and economy (just what the podcast sets out to do).
My son recently asked for a loan to buy something important to him. I agreed. We decided on chores that he could do and how much each one would cost me. I told him if he paid me back within 7 days the loan would be interest free but that after 7 days we would have to negotiate interest. That was incentive enough for him and he paid me back within four days! We learned all of these money principles from this podcast and it was fun to put them into practice in real life!
Thanks to Bridgette, Jed and Ryan for “helping dollars make more sense!”

This podcast helps me fall asleep straight away. My nephew loves it, and when he comes over he always wants to listen to it. I defenitly recommend this podcast for ages 4-13.

Big thumbs up! 👍

This is a great podcast and has taught me so much! I love it and just finished all of their episodes. The hosts are very funny and entertaining it has also helped me in economics class in school and at home I think everyone should listen to this podcast bc some of the episodes I thought I already knew abt but then I listened to it anyways and learned even more! ❤️

Great financial podcast for a younger audience it certainly helped me with tackling the relatively hard questions talked about on the show. Would recommend this show for any child older than ten years who would be interested in financial business.

This review is concerning the most recent season of Million Bazillion.

I have been a fan of this show since it came out back in 2020. Even as a tween and teen, I still found the show entertaining and interesting. However, this most recent season of million bazillion feel targeted only for kids under the age of 7. “Borpo” was way too kiddish and Ryan’s sulky behavior in the why does it feel good to spend money took me out of the episode and was kind of silly. Please restore this show to its former glory and make it more suitable to a broader age range than very young kids.