Money & relationships (Valentine's Day special)

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Australian Finance Podcast 53 min 3 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 3 months ago
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Owen Rask 0:00
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Owen Rask 0:45
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Owen Rask 1:26
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. Kate, welcome to this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast.
Kate Campbell 1:46
It's good to be back, Owen, for a very special day today.
Owen Rask 1:50
Yes, we have a very, very special guest with us today. What listeners might not know is that for the past maybe 30 or maybe 40 episodes, there's been someone in the background. There's been someone kind of just lurking around. As we record our shows, every show there's been someone with us and that person is Monique. Monique is the producer of the Australian Finance Podcast and she joins us today for this very special Valentine's Day episode. Welcome to the show, Monique.
Monique Pizzica 2:17
Hello. I'm not in the background today.
Owen Rask 2:21
Yes, it's your turn to be in front of the camera as we record this and in front of the mic. So for those of you listeners that do not know Monique, Monique is our producer. She works across both the Australian Finance Podcast and the Australian Investors Podcast. She's the genius behind all the videos and the audio that you hear and see. So Monique, maybe before we get into kind of the meat and potatoes of this episode, which is... relationships and money in Valentine's Day. More like chocolate and flowers. More like chocolate and flowers, yes. We just discovered $27 billion is what Americans spend on Valentine's Day every year. Monique, tell us a little bit about yourself. Where are you from? What do you do?
Owen Rask 3:00
How do you spend your weekends? All of it.
Monique Pizzica 3:02
Well, other than working on the podcast, I'm also a live music photographer. So I'm out on the town every weekend, which is nice. Not so much throughout COVID, but hopefully that will come back soon. Yeah. And just working on these podcasts.
Owen Rask 3:19
Yeah. Cool.

Why is it important to talk about money in relationships?

Owen Rask 3:20
I like it. So we're just chatting off air. Every year when we do Spotify wrapped, we can see as people that produce shows, we can see what other people listen to. And also on the backend, we can see the analytics of what, you know, the favorite artists are. So if someone listens to our podcast, Inside Spotify, what do they go and listen to? Some of the names, Kate, you've got the names, don't you?
Kate Campbell 3:42
Yeah, for the finance podcast. And surprisingly, it's very similar for the investors podcast. We've got Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Drake, I think The Weeknd and Ed Sheeran. So similar taste to me, though. So I don't know what that means.
Owen Rask 4:00
Maybe you're the one downloading all the episodes inside Spotify.

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