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“I was looking forward to this podcast being a fan of fear & greed and sugar mama tv for a number of years. I was really disappointed to hear an advertisement on gambling in the beginning of the podcast and frankly, was put off and couldn’t bear to listen to the remainder of the podcast. For a podcast that appears to champion people learning to better understand and manage their finances to achieve “financial freedom” I thought it was hypocritical to advertise gambling.”
girlswallowsuniversse via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/07/22
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“I'm really loving these short podcasts from Michael and Canna. Canna has a way of both making aspects of personal finances more accessible to the average punter and also inspiring action!
The podcasts are just the right length, are engaging and fun to listen to as well as very topical. The...”Read full review »
Helen L2 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/19/23
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“So refreshing to hear Michael and Canna have honest conversations about the cost of living and finance. I love it! Thank you.”
Mister Coop via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/13/22
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“Just switched off the recent ep about ‘property investing’ (!) A full episode of someone from Metricon talking about their investment product, how does that cover the subject of property investing?? - it doesn’t, it’s a obvious paid promotion with Metricon. Get back to actually informing people...”Read full review »
lizza131 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/20/23
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