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Show Me The Money

The money podcast that’s more Chandler Bing than Chip & Pin. Each week, we dive into how money shows up in our favourite films and TV shows—whether it’s the ridiculous wealth of Gossip Girl, the financial chaos of Bridget Jones, or the unrealistic rent situations in…

Podcast · By Clare Seal & Ellie Austin-Williams · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Friends: Phoebe Buffay & The Value of a Life Beyond Money (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more Smelly Cat than S&P 500 🐈💸 For the final episode of our Friends mini-series, we’re talking about the group’s biggest financial outlier: Phoebe Buffay. Phoebe has arguably experienced more financial instability than any of the other Friends. She had a chaotic childhood, spent time living on the streets and grew up without parents or a reliable financial safety net. Yet she is also the character who seems least motivated by money, status or mat

  2. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Friends: Joey Tribbiani & The Danger of Lifestyle Inflation (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more Dr Drake Ramoray than debt management plan 🎭💸 Our Friends mini-series continues with Joey Tribbiani: struggling actor, serial spender and the Friend most likely to need rescuing from his latest financial crisis. For much of the series, Joey has an unpredictable income and relies heavily on Chandler to keep his acting career afloat. Chandler doesn’t just help with the rent and bills. He also pays for Joey’s headshots, acting classes and countl

  3. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    Friends: Chandler Bing & The Cost of Changing Careers (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more “Oh. My. God!” than occupational pension 💸 Our Friends mini-series continues with Chandler Bing: the man with a mysterious corporate job, a reliable salary and apparently enough disposable income to bankroll Joey’s acting career. Throughout much of the series, Chandler is one of the most financially stable members of the group. He pays the bills, supports Joey during periods of unemployment and always seems to have enough money to join in. Bu

  4. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    Friends: Monica Geller & The Apartment She Could Never Afford (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Show Me The Money, the podcast that’s more Thanksgiving trifle than tax rebate 🥧💸 Our Friends mini-series continues with the woman at the centre of it all: Monica Geller. She hosts the dinners, feeds the group and provides the enormous Greenwich Village apartment where almost everything happens. But could Monica ever have afforded that lifestyle without one very significant advantage? In this episode, we explore the financial reality behind Monica’s iconic apartment. At around 1,100 s

  5. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    Friends: Ross Geller & The Cost of Divorce (opens the original)

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    Welcome to Show Me The Money , the podcast that's more Pivot! than personal finance 📦💸 Our Friends mini-series continues with one of the show's most divisive characters... Ross Geller. Was Ross really the villain of Friends ... or was he simply the most financially responsible person in the room? Unlike the rest of the gang, Ross follows a predictable path. A stable career, a regular salary, a secure profession and eventually tenure at NYU. But while his finances appear rock solid, his personal

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