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Personal Finance as Healing: An Interview with the Money Witch

Personal Finance as Healing: An Interview with the Money Witch

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In this episode, Phaedrus interviews Jessie-Susannah Karnatz (AKA the Money Witch) who helps people “untangle their financial shadows” by masterfully reinterpreting personal finance as an important part of one’s healing process and self-care. 

Topics covered include:

  • The Money Witch's journey from successful union organizer at the Lusty Lady Peep Show in San Francisco to tax preparer, bookkeeper, author, financial coach, and healing priestess
  • Critiques of mainstream personal finance and the societal shame and guilt associated with money
  • The importance of acknowledging both personal sovereignty and systemic structures of economic disenfranchisement
  • Post-punk baggage and the difference between being poor and being broke
  • Unique financial and tax challenges faced by sex workers
  • The importance of paying taxes even if you're paid under the table and the source of your income is illegal
  • First steps toward empowered decision making when it comes to money
  • Making space for feelings that arise when redefining and healing your relationship with personal finance


Special thanks to Jessie-Susannah Karnatz (AKA the Money Witch). Be sure to check out her links here:

https://www.moneywitch.com/

https://www.instagram.com/money.witch



For more insight into personal finance for those who live and work outside of the mainstream, be sure to follow The Money Voyeur:

  • Website: moneyvoyeur.com
  • Instagram: @moneyvoyeur
  • Twitter: @moneyvoyeur

If you have any questions related to the fascinating intersection of kink, money, and sex, be sure to send them to: money.voyeur@gmail.com

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