Episode 128 – The Fisherman Parable

Episode 131 - Preparing for Change with Steve Johnson In this episode, the guys are joined by Steve Johnson, founder of the Wellbeing Science Institute, for a fascinating conversation about elite sport, financial wellbeing and preparing for change. Steve explains why supporting an athlete means looking beyond performance. From finances and relationships to identity, career [...]

Episode 130 - What If Your Financial Goals Are Wrong? In this episode, David Lloyd is joined by Chris Budd and Tom Morris to ask a deceptively simple question: Are the goals we are working towards actually likely to make us happier? Along the way, there is a tenth anniversary, free museums, homemade kitchen islands, [...]

In this episode of The Financial Wellbeing Podcast, Chris Budd is joined by his friend John Moore for a moving conversation about success, trauma, purpose and what really brings wellbeing. John shares how building and selling a successful business, followed by a terrible accident, changed the direction of his life. They explore impatience, listening to your inner voice and why happiness comes from relationships, purpose and connection, not accumulation.

In this episode of the Financial Wellbeing Podcast, we visit the well-known Fisherman Parable: a story about money, happiness and what it really means to have enough. Chris, David and Producer Tommo explore why the parable is useful, but perhaps a little too simple. Money may not be the source of happiness, but it can provide security, choice and peace of mind. The real question is not just “how much is enough?” but “enough for what?"

Episode 127: Thinking Clearly About Money with John Dashfield In this episode, the guys are joined by financial coach John Dashfield for a thoughtful conversation about money, mindset and decision-making. John explains why our state of mind has such a powerful effect on the financial choices we make. When we are stressed, fearful or mentally [...]

This episode is a thoughtful look at financial wellbeing from a broader perspective. The guys are joined by George Kinder, one of the best-known names in financial life planning. They explore why good financial planning starts with listening, not just number-crunching, and discuss George’s well-known three questions that help people think more deeply about what matters most.

Universal Basic Income: Would It Make Us Happier? In this episode, David Lloyd is joined by Chris Budd and Tom Morris to explore this hotly debated idea, UBI, but through a financial wellbeing lens rather than a political one.

In this episode, Chris Budd is joined by behavioural finance expert Daniel Crosby to explore the deeper relationship between money, happiness, and meaning. Drawing on his latest book, The Soul of Wealth, Daniel shares insights on comparison, gratitude, and how money can support a more fulfilling life.

What if the secret to financial wellbeing isn’t just in what you earn or spend, but in how you think? In this episode the guys are looking to see if we can do anything to improve our thinking and thereby improve our wellbeing. Along with the usual TightAssTommo money saving tips we have a thoughtful episode just for you!

In this episode of The Financial Wellbeing Podcast, the guys explore how wealth, when used with purpose, can create extraordinary change. They’re joined by philanthropist Jonathan Ruffer, who shares the remarkable story of how he has devoted his resources to revitalising the town of Bishop Auckland. Along the way, we reflect on the dangers of money without meaning, the importance of community, and how finding purpose can enrich every stage of life - especially when approaching retirement.