Money Fit Financial Education
The Money Fit Show
Real conversations about money, work, debt, relationships, setbacks, and the decisions that shape financial life. Host Todd Christensen talks with guests about what they have learned, what they would change, and what helped them move forward.
5 Ways the Money Fit Show Is Unique
Before the first full season begins, Todd Christensen introduces the Money Fit Show, explains what listeners can expect, and shares some of the thinking behind the conversations that follow.
Explore the Money Fit Show by season
Each season brings together conversations about personal finance, work, debt, financial education, relationships, career changes, and the experiences behind everyday money decisions.
Season 1
The first season establishes the show’s practical financial-education focus through conversations about scams, student loans, retirement, family money lessons, identity theft, homebuying, military life, and other everyday financial decisions.
Explore Season 1Season 2
Season 2 shifts further into personal financial journeys involving debt repayment, career changes, relationships, entrepreneurship, resilience, income, financial habits, and starting over.
Explore Season 2Season 3 is planned for early 2027
The Money Fit Show is expected to return with a new season of conversations about financial experiences, decisions, setbacks, lessons, and the practical paths people take forward.
Money lessons rarely happen in a straight line
Personal finance is more than formulas and account balances. Work changes. Relationships change. Families face unexpected expenses. Careers stall or take a new direction. Debt can build slowly, and financial habits often come from experiences that began years earlier.
The Money Fit Show explores those parts of money through conversations with people from different professions and backgrounds. Guests share financial challenges, lessons learned, career changes, mistakes, successes, and practical ideas that other people may be able to apply to their own lives.
Real financial stories
Guests talk about the choices, setbacks, habits, and turning points that shaped their financial lives.
Practical money lessons
Conversations cover budgeting, debt, saving, work, income, relationships, financial behavior, and everyday decisions.
Different paths forward
There is no single financial journey. The show looks at what worked, what did not, and what guests learned along the way.
Explore different sides of financial life
The Money Fit Show covers more than one kind of money question. These episodes offer a sample of the conversations found across the first two seasons.
Financial literacy
Gaming Our Way to Financial Literacy
A conversation about making financial education more engaging and finding better ways to help people learn money skills.
Listen to this episodeDebt repayment
27 Months to Debt Freedom
Sammie Ellard-King shares a personal journey through student loans, credit card debt, repayment, and the lessons that came with it.
Listen to this episodeMoney mindset
Look Your Money in the Face
A discussion about financial habits, entrepreneurship, money beliefs, and what can change when financial challenges are faced directly.
Listen to this episodeTodd Christensen, AFC®
Todd Christensen is Money Fit’s Education Manager, an Accredited Financial Counselor®, author, speaker, and financial educator. His work focuses on turning financial concepts into practical lessons people can use in everyday life.
More financial education from Money Fit
Podcast conversations are one part of Money Fit’s financial education library. These resources offer more structured ways to explore the same kinds of questions.
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Following the show makes it easier to find Money Fit Show episodes and keeps the archive available in your Spotify library as the show prepares for its next season.