AURN Podcast

Nobody likes to deal with the consequences of divorce. However, if you are choosing to end your marriage, that choice is being made by partner or you are mutually agreeing to go your separate ways, you need to be proactive about protecting and planning for your financial well-being. On this edition of Money Matters Wealthy Thinking, I share some of the basics you need to focus on so that you get through a divorce with minimal damage to your finances.

Tanya talks to Dr. Cindy Trimm best selling author of the book Commanding Your Morning about her new book Hello Tomorrow: The Transformational Power Of Vision.

Your daily spending habits may be costing you too much. Here are a few examples of daily spending mistakes and how small changes can bring BIG results.

Setting financial goals for your future is an often overlooked but important component to getting your financial life in order. Here are a few steps to take. This podcast will help you keep it simple, keep it clear, and keep it honest. Check out these fun ways to start communicating your dreams and planning your financial future. Start TODAY!

Tanya talks with Otis Williams of the Temptations about the electrifying new musical "Ain't Too Proud," about the life and times of The Temptations. Coming to a city near you!

Black pastors visiting the White House, learning the definition of a "FuPa," drunk texting, and Willborn's Wheel Of Fame with comedian Adele Givens.

On August 14, 2018, reality TV star and producer Lyric McHenry was found dead in a remote area of the Bronx. She had just been celebrating her 26th birthday in Manhattan. Tabloids jumped on the story assuming she died of a drug overdose. There has been nothing to substantiate this or other rumors. We set the record strait with her father Doug and sister Maya as they share facts surrounding her death, and celebrate the life of this brilliant young woman who left us way too soon.

April Ryan speaks with Congressman James Clyburn, who has served as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 6th congressional district since 1993, and the House Assistant Minority Leader since 2011, about the current political climate and upcoming midterm elections.

It’s our 50th podcast! Man, time really does fly when you’re having fun, because talking about money—making more, having more, and doing more with it—is definitely my idea of fun. And if you joined me on this journey of financial education since we launched the pod cast last year, I’m hoping you had some fun, too! So, I’ve decided to do something new for today’s edition of Money Matters Wealthy Thinking, in celebration of our 50th episode.

Generational wealth, family wealth, multi-generational wealth, legacy wealth; no matter what you call it, it is wealth passed from one generation to another. Decisions today make it possible to enhance the lives of your children's children. Here are a few key steps you may include in your financial life to build your financial legacy. www.AfroEconomics.com.

"In My Opinion" - Should couples watch adult films together? Plus, Comics Corner with Raymond Lambert.

April speaks with Adam Levine, former George W. Bush adviser and White House deputy press secretary.

Many people are enjoying long-term committed relationships, without the benefits of being married. If this is you, you have many of the same financial concerns as married couples, but you likely lack many of the legal protections and advantages that they enjoy. I share some of the money matters on which you and your partner need to focus.

Tanya speaks with Dana Canedy, journalist and administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes. Ms. Canady is the first woman and first person of color to helm the Pulitzer organization.

Discover the 10 Principles of AfroEconomics. Legacy, Entrepreneurship, Self-Reliance, Determination, Credit Confidence and MORE! Allow the principles of AfroEconomics to become part of your daily financial life. Check out the book at www.AfroEconomcs.com where a FREE audio book preview is available.