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Money Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday… Everyday

Money Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday… Everyday

Written by: Nathan Pali
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Money Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday… Everyday is a personal finance and behavioral economics podcast about the money decisions you make every single day—and why they’re rarely as rational as you think.

Money doesn’t only matter on payday or tax season. It shapes your choices, stress, habits, and future every day.

This podcast explores personal finance through history, the psychology of money, and the hidden forces behind everyday financial behavior. From spending and saving to debt, investing, credit, inflation, and financial systems, each episode explains how money actually works—and why humans so often get it wrong.

Blending behavioral finance, neuroscience of money, and financial history, the show breaks down:

  • Why daily money habits matter more than big decisions
  • How fear, greed, status, and comparison shape spending
  • How the brain processes risk, reward, and loss
  • How banks, credit, markets, and inflation actually work
  • Why bubbles, crashes, and financial panics keep repeating
  • How to build better financial habits through psychology

This isn’t a stock tip show or a hustle podcast. It’s a practical, story-driven guide to everyday personal finance, money psychology, financial behavior, and understanding the systems that quietly influence your life.

If you’re interested in personal finance, behavioral economics, psychology of money, financial habits, how the financial system works, investing behavior, and learning how to think clearly about money every day—this podcast is for you.

Money Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday… Everyday Because your money life doesn’t happen once a month. It happens every day.

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Episodes
  • Risk Before Markets: How Humans Managed Uncertainty Before Modern Finance
    Jan 22 2026

    Before stock volatility and interest rates, risk meant drought, illness, and hunger. Learn how ancient societies understood risk, diversified resources, and built resilience long before financial markets existed.

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    17 mins
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