Now, as an investment associate, Elizabeth Afeman shares her journey of overcoming mental health struggles and challenging societal assumptions.

From exploring different "lands of wealth" to the impact of financial transparency on relationship satisfaction, Wes Brown and Sonya Lutter unpack how money changes the fabric of human connection.

Dan Haylett shares his philosophy of helping clients transition to retirement by prioritizing purpose, identity, and meaningful time spent.

From contemplating life's purpose to embracing the transformative power of kindness, Chris Budd shares invaluable wisdom that transcends traditional financial planning.

From exploring different "lands of wealth" to the impact of financial transparency on relationship satisfaction, Wes Brown and Sonya Lutter unpack how money changes the fabric of human connection.

How does financial literacy and open communication help families navigate wealth and plan for the future? Family wealth consultant Dr. Jim Grubman joins hosts Wes Brown and Dr. Sonya Lutter to dissect the intersection of wealth, psychology, and legacy.

Ever wondered how your spending habits shape your relationships? Behavioral scientist Scott Rick is the author of a new book, 'Tightwads and Spendthrifts,' about the psychology of spending and saving - and how it impacts our relationships.

As we step into a new year, what better way to kickstart your journey than with insights from the dynamic duo of Analog Advisor? Join hosts Wes Brown and Sonya Lutter in their introduction episode as they share their unique paths into financial planning, emphasizing the power of relationships over money.

In part two of this conversation, Marques Ogden speaks with host Wes Brown about making it big and bouncing back with the help of therapy.

Dr. Michael Thomas joined me for a raw and personal conversation on developing financial empathy, harnessing the power of vulnerability, and creating generational wealth in the Black community.

In this episode, Marques Ogden speaks with host Wes Brown about how ego got in the way and led him to file for bankruptcy, and how he rebuilt his life from the ground up.

Wes Brown is joined by Joey Odom of Aro to talk about why we need to take our relationships with phones seriously, and the real life that happens when we put down our phones.

Wes sits down with Dr. Sonya Lutter to explore why the combination of love and money is so combustible, and what can be done diffuse that stress and positively impact our relationships

To kick off 2023, Wes sat down with the producer of Analog Advisor, Anthony Palmer, to reflect on why we’re here and what’s to come.

Dr. Newcomb shares the role our beliefs about money play in building wealth, the number one predictor of well-being, and how to confront the fears we have that could be holding us back from building wealth.

David Sax joins the podcast once again to discuss his latest book, The Future Is Analog. He shares how the digital future we’ve been promised for so long fell flat when the pandemic hit, and what implications that has for how we structure our lives going forward.

Dr. Sarah Fallaw, an industrial psychologist, and the founder and president of DataPoints, describes what’s different about millionaires, more than two decades later… and what’s remained the same.

Father Nick Hamilton is a priest at Old North Abbey in Knoxville, TN and co-host of the podcast, Two Priests Talking. He spoke to Wes about stewardship and materialism.

CFP and CFA Bob Bolen explores what it means to put money in service to your life as opposed to the opposite, and why this approach leads to better outcomes.

Critically acclaimed reporter and author David Sax discusses the risk of not thinking critically before adopting the latest technology, the difference between innovation and invention, and the role of empathy and connection in decision-making.