π Kate and Owen's Christmas wrap & personal finance highlights
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What are the highlights of the Australian Finance Podcast in 2021?
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This podcast contains general financial advice only. That means it's not specific to you, your needs, goals, or objectives, so don't act on the information until you've spoken with your financial advisor. You'll find our full disclosure, disclaimer, and link to our financial services guide in the show notes. Welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast. Kate, what a pleasure.
Our final episode for 2021.
Yes, it is indeed. We're recording this a few weeks ahead of time. So hopefully it ages really well.
Yes. And we're in a beautiful, I don't know if you're watching the video version, you'll be able to see behind us. We have this beautiful location in Daleswood we're staying at.
Yeah. We're on a rask retreat. This is where the team comes together and we can just relax and do some podcasts. Which is nice.
Yeah. So I guess this episode is all about thanking you for an awesome year. You've really what's made the podcast what it is. And yeah, just thanking you, wrapping up a few things. I know giving you a little bit insight into the behind the scenes of the podcast.
So what goes on on the other side of the mic. Yes. And we'll fill you in some of the details for the year ahead.
Yeah. Some of the things we've learned this year. What we're planning and what you're going to be hearing from us over the summer break.
Yeah, so it's heaps of fun. And so this is actually our third year of the Australian Finance Podcast. So, wow.
Yeah, it was dreamed up in about December 2018 and it's kicked off 2019 and bam.
I don't know if I've said the story on the podcast. Have I told the story of how it came about? I don't know. We were out with a friend at a pub in Melbourne and... I said to Kate, oh, it'd be great to do a podcast because Kate already had the How To Money podcast. And I said, it'd be great to do a podcast, you know, covering the essentials, the first 10 or 11 episodes would just be the basics. And Kate started giving me all these tips. But what I was actually trying to do is ask Kate to do the podcast with me.
Yeah, I thought he was just asking for advice. Yeah. Podcaster to podcaster, you know.
Podcaster to podcaster, P2P. Just, yeah. And there was some great advice in there, but we thought it was going to be 10 episodes. Yeah. Turned into 11, which turned out to be pretty well.
We had to add a Q&A in and it just sort of went from there.
Yeah. And here we are. Now we do two episodes a week, which is probably maximum bandwidth for us.
Yeah, I don't think if you need three episodes a week, you might have to source some other entertainment. Or go to the Investors Podcast.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What are the highlights of the Australian Finance Podcast in 2021?
0:00β9:55
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How did personal finance lessons shape the podcast this year?
9:55β16:52
3
What insights did podcast guests provide about financial resilience?
16:52β19:54
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What role does community play in financial discussions?
19:54β38:44
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What are the most popular episodes and their key topics?
38:44β53:39
Speakers
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