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Which night creams will make you look well-rested, is quitting coffee really worth the headache, can emptying your closet really bring you joy, and wtf is a gratitude practice, anyway? Co-hosts Doree Shafrir and Elise Hu explore these kinds of questions, with a big helping of humor and self-awareness. Together with weekly guests, they navigate what it means to care for ourselves as we get older — and hopefully wiser.<hr><p style='color:grey; font-size:0.75em;'> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>

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Doree and Elise hear from listeners about recs for kids and money, how to support a family member in a bad relationship, and more (non-frumpy) sun protection recs.


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Maris Kreizman joins Forever35 to speak about her new collection of essays I Want To Burn This Place Down. Elise and Maris discuss Maris’s connection to Doree, what she’s dreaming of for our society today, and what it means to her to live a good life. 


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Doree and Elise share their recent microjoys and their thoughts on the Wirecutter Trader Joe’s list. They also hear from listeners about tennis-themed fashion, more great hair oil recs, and a tea towel throwback (and discount code).



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In our Money Month finale, Doree and Elise speak with Yo Quiero Dinero host Jannese Torres about savings, retirement, and investing — everything from how to find an accountant for your specific financial needs to why you have to be a part of the capitalist system in order to change it.



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Doree and Elise hear from listeners sunscreen for a specific part of our faces, answer some specific questions about our favorite beverages, and the current microjoys changing our lives. 



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Financial therapist Amanda Clayman returns to Forever35 (after seven years!) to talk to Doree and Elise about the TikTok trend “loud budgeting” and its shame penalty, how the pandemic made people think about their money differently, what the phrase “money dysmorphia” really means, and the classic saver-spender relationships many people end up in. 


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Elise tells about the fun Taylor Swift-themed birthday party she attended over the weekend. Then, Doree re-traumatizes Elise with a listener text about her ~bird experience~ and they hear from listeners with Zion National Park advice, Money Month feedback, and more curly hair and puppy training recs.



Chapters: 

*Time stamps are approximate and do not include ads

  • 0:00 - Intro 
  • ~9:00 - Bird Text
  • ~10:00 - Zion recs
  • ~13:00 - first ad break
  • ~13:15 - Money month feedback
  • ~16:40 - Advice for the listener who got laid off
  • ~19:00 - Tennis Mantra
  • ~22:00 - Curly hair prods
  • ~23:35 - second ad break
  • ~23:50 - Childcare question
  • ~28:00 - Oscar advice

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Doree and Elise chat about Doree’s birthday party hosted by Elise where friends were made, trivia was played, and the string lights shone bright! 


Then, in the second episode of Money Month, Doree and Elise speak with Dana Miranda, a Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF), personal finance journalist, and author of You Don’t Need A Budget. They discuss why budget culture is a parallel to diet culture, how having financial education doesn’t automatically level the playing field, and all the tenets of budget culture we have to unlearn in order to begin intuitive spending. 



Chapters: 

*Time stamps are approximate and do not include ads

  • 0:00  Intro & chitchat
  • ~13:10 First ad break
  • ~13:45 Dana’s self care practice
  • ~16:00 Dana’s relationship with money
  • ~17:00 How Dana got into finance journalism
  • ~19:00 Why you don’t need a budget
  • ~22:00 The parallel to budget culture
  • ~24:00 What to do instead of budgeting
  • ~25:00 Second ad break
  • ~25:50 Breaking down the tenets of budget culture
  • ~29:00 Challenging the idea of intuitive spending
  • ~32:30 Money Maps
  • ~36:30 Intuitive Spending with impulse control
  • ~40:00 Why having more financial education doesn’t solve everything
  • ~42:15 What should we be teaching our kids about money
  • ~44:30 Listener questions
  • ~45:00 how to learn to relax about money
  • ~48:00 Practical tools to manage our money with grace
  • ~52:00 Intention Zone

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Elise starts the show with the stuff of nightmares (mostly kidding) and Doree shares a listener voicemail with a timely reminder. Then, listeners weigh in with their best hair oil recs, curly girl routines, and with advice to help Elise with Oscar’s puppy habits. 



Chapters:

*Time stamps are approximate and do not include ads

  • 0:00 - Elise’s nighttime spook
  • ~07:00 - Listener Text: Zion National Park Rec (post DOGE cuts)
  • ~08:15 - Listener Voicemail: Teacher Appreciation
  • ~12:12 - AD BREAK
  • ~12:20 - Listener Recs: Hair Oil
  • ~18:20 - Call out for mid-day reapplication of sunscreen 
  • ~19:08 - AD BREAK
  • ~20:00 - Listener suggestions for Oscar

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To kick off Money Month, Doree and Elise bring on Reema Khrais, host of the Marketplace podcast This Is Uncomfortable. They discuss everything from why money is a fraught subject, especially in relationships, how to have conversations about it, and some practical takeaways to start building a good financial foundation.


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