Money Talks podcast: Summer, self-growth & sixth grade
Parker's got jokes, dreams and an eventful year ahead.
School starts for Parker on Wednesday.
When she hops off the bus and walks through those doors, she won’t just be stepping into sixth grade. She’ll be walking into a new era.
Middle school! (Or junior high, if that’s how you roll.)
People love to say “Time flies.” But if you really want to hear it happen, press play on the debut episode of the Money Talks podcast. The difference in Parker’s voice says it all.
Even she can’t believe it. And me? Well, that’s a column for another day.
In episode 16 of the Money Talks podcast, Parker doesn’t waste any time revealing her budding personality.
After starting episode 15 by scolding me for my perceived lack of participation in podcast production, Parker kicks off episode 16 by straight-up roasting my basketball skills.
Brutal. And hilarious.
Join us for the laughs, the lessons and a front-row seat to growing up — one episode at a time.
Click the play button below to listen now, or find the Money Talks podcast on Spotify. For your convenience, here’s a timestamp of episode 16:
(Note: We had a few issues with Parker’s mic in this episode. Thanks for sticking with us through a little technical turbulence. 💸 )
Episode 16 — Timestamps
:01 — Backstage
3:35 — Parker’s ideal adult day
5:38 — Parker’s must-hear, grand travel plans
8:30 — Dad’s summer recap (rose, thorn & bud)
12:43 — Parker’s summer recap
16:45 — What are we reading
18:20 — Parker’s personal dictionary makes a cameo
21:45 — Looking ahead to sixth grade
24:25 — Parker’s surprising sports take
26:35 — The buried lede you don’t want to miss
28:45 — Dad’s words of encouragement
29:37 — Parker on growing independence
33:30 — Outro
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