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Where smart women sip, laugh, and get financially savvy.Welcome to Money Well Studio—the podcast where money talk is anything but boring.

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Before You Fund That 529: College Funding Hacks, AI, and the Value of a Degree with Special Guest Javid Jamae (The College Series, Episode 2) (opens the original)

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    How much should parents actually save for college? Is a 529 always the smartest place to put the money? And in a world being reshaped by artificial intelligence, how should families think about what a degree is actually worth? In this episode of Money Well Studio , Jennifer Lowry and Julie Black are joined by Javid Jamae , entrepreneur, software engineer, growth engineering leader, and father of five for a wide-ranging conversation about the economics of college and the choices families face lon

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Wedded Bliss: What Happens to Yours When It Becomes Ours? With Special Guest and Family Law Attorney Kayvon Rashidi (opens the original)

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    You already have a prenup. The question is whether you chose the terms. This episode is Part 2 of our conversation on prenuptial agreements. In our original episode, we explored the basics of prenups and why they can matter. This time, Jennifer and Julie go deeper with special guest, family law attorney and mediator Kayvon Rashidi . Kayvon explains who should consider a prenup, what a prenup can and cannot do, and when couples should start talking about money and financial expectations. They als

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Dolly Parton, Dirty Martinis, and the Fed’s Jackson Hole Getaway (opens the original)

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    Dolly Parton, dirty martinis, and the Federal Reserve? Yes, really. In this week’s episode, we break down why Dolly was more than a country icon. She was a force for women, generosity, and ambition. Then we gossip our way through Jackson Hole, the Fed, and what it all means for money. And because no Dolly tribute is complete without a cocktail, here’s the Dirt Road Martini recipe we talked about: 2 oz gin 2 oz unsweetened tea 1/4 oz olive or cornichon brine Shake with lots of ice Garnish with pi

  4. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    College Series: The Real Cost of Choosing the “Dream School” (opens the original)

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    Your kid loves the campus. The acceptance letter comes in. Everyone gets excited. Now look at the numbers. In this episode of Money Well Studio, we take an analytical approach to one of the biggest financial decisions families make: choosing and paying for college. The question isn’t simply, “Is this a good school?” It's "is this school worth this price for this student?" We break down how to compare colleges based on the things that actually matter financially. And because nothing pairs with co

  5. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    The Person You Marry Isn’t the Person You Divorce: Need to Knows About Prenups (opens the original)

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    Can you trust your spouse completely and still protect yourself financially? Inspired by Belle Burden’s memoir Strangers, Jennifer and Julie explore how women can gradually become disconnected from their own financial lives through decisions that look like trust, teamwork and marriage. They discuss why having a prenup does not always mean being protected, the hidden financial cost of caregiving and what happens when the person who once planned a future with you becomes the person negotiating aga

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