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Money, Meet Meaning
Money Meet Meaning
Our religious and wisdom traditions actually have a lot to teach us – and have for millennia – about one of the greatest sources of stress and struggle in our contemporary lives.

This podcast finds the seldom visited intersection of “Personal Finance” and “Religion & Spirituality.” It’s not academic scholarship or theological discourse. It won’t have stock tips or market predictions. Instead, each episode features practical insights and discovery on how our wisdom traditions pave a path – whether you're religious, spiritual, or none of the above – on navigating our complex financial lives.
Meet the Host
Amber Hacker
Amber Hacker
The Chief of External Affairs & CFO at Interfaith America, Amber's passion for finance has earned her the nickname “Budget Hacker”. She has been featured in Women's Day magazine for her personal finance work, and has written about religion and the workplace for Harvard Business Review. Amber holds an MBA and is a Christian: her commitment to interfaith cooperation and conversation is inspired by Jesus’ call to love your neighbor.
Tom Levinson
Tom Levinson
As co-Managing Member at registered investment advisory firm Park Piedmont Advisors, Tom guides families toward thoughtful, long-term uses of their financial resources -- and a deeper understanding of how their values shape their approach to wealth, stewardship, and communication. Tom is a Harvard Divinity School grad and a frequent writer on religion, spirituality, and American society. His commitment to interfaith cooperation and conversation springs from the deep ethical wellsprings of his Jewish tradition.
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Katelyn Beaty and Roxanne Stone
Where the bread is fresh and the grass is definitely greener (it's natural fertilizer).
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Jeffrey Salkin
The screams of October 7 have echoes from 1929. When will it stop?
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Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
 This week on the show, we’re honored to welcome Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey (Retired), former Chief of the United States Army Reserve, joining host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush. He’s a combat veteran, he’s an attorney, and he’s a pastor’s son – so he’s able to cover a wide range of topics with depth...
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Rev. Amanda Henderson
What if the most radical tool for change isn’t a law — but a song?
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Katelyn Beaty and Roxanne Stone
Where the bread is fresh and the grass is definitely greener (it's natural fertilizer).
Podcast image for
Jeffrey Salkin
The screams of October 7 have echoes from 1929. When will it stop?
Podcast image for
Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
 This week on the show, we’re honored to welcome Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey (Retired), former Chief of the United States Army Reserve, joining host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush. He’s a combat veteran, he’s an attorney, and he’s a pastor’s son – so he’s able to cover a wide range of topics with depth...
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Rev. Amanda Henderson
What if the most radical tool for change isn’t a law — but a song?
Latest Episode
June 21, 2024
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A former CEO of 10 public companies talks about the work and joy of giving.
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A former CEO of 10 public companies talks about the work and joy of giving.
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A former CEO of 10 public companies talks about the work and joy of giving.
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Tom and Amber talk with Alessandro DiSanto, a co-founder of Hallow, the #1 prayer app in the world. Alessandro shares how prayer and Catholic values guide Hallow’s business model and decision-making – and, as a young, successful entrepreneur, how his faith informs his financial life and view on wealth accumulation.
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Amber and Tom talk with Jared Evans, a community manager for JPMorgan Chase, about how he views his job in banking as “love work.” Find out why — and consider how the concept of calling could apply to your own work.
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Is wealth inequality a spiritual issue? If so, what can our religious institutions do about it — and how can we, as individuals, best love our neighbors … financially?
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Katelyn Beaty and Roxanne Stone
Where the bread is fresh and the grass is definitely greener (it's natural fertilizer).
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Jeffrey Salkin
The screams of October 7 have echoes from 1929. When will it stop?
Podcast image for
Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
 This week on the show, we’re honored to welcome Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey (Retired), former Chief of the United States Army Reserve, joining host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush. He’s a combat veteran, he’s an attorney, and he’s a pastor’s son – so he’s able to cover a wide range of topics with depth...
Podcast image for
Rev. Amanda Henderson
What if the most radical tool for change isn’t a law — but a song?
Podcast image for
Katelyn Beaty and Roxanne Stone
Where the bread is fresh and the grass is definitely greener (it's natural fertilizer).
Podcast image for
Jeffrey Salkin
The screams of October 7 have echoes from 1929. When will it stop?
Podcast image for
Paul Brandeis Raushenbush
 This week on the show, we’re honored to welcome Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey (Retired), former Chief of the United States Army Reserve, joining host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush. He’s a combat veteran, he’s an attorney, and he’s a pastor’s son – so he’s able to cover a wide range of topics with depth...
Podcast image for
Rev. Amanda Henderson
What if the most radical tool for change isn’t a law — but a song?