Uncensored Money

About Uncensored Money

Join me, Melissa Browne, ex-financial advisor, ex-accountant, ex-working till I drop. Now serial entrepreneur, best selling author and financial educator as I talk all things money. Why a podcast about money? That's because as women we're choosing not to talk about it and when it comes to dealing with money - we're kind of sucking at it. There is a wage gap that exists not simply in the corporate world but in the world of small and medium business owners where women should be on par with men. There is a gap between men and women that we've tossed in the too hard basket for the moment in our superannuation funds. And there's a widening gap between those who own property and those who do not. And let's not even talk about the role money and power holds in our society. That's why ladies I believe finance is a feminist issue. It's time we started to uncensor money. Here you'll find chats about money where we throw off the notion that money is crass or uncomfortable. It's all about becoming comfortable bringing money into our everyday conversations and through it, figuring out what our own money story is and whether we might want to change it.

Publisher

Melissa Browne: Ex-accountant, Ex-Financial Advisor & Ex-Working till I dro

Category

business · business

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

29 Aug 2018

Latest episode

2 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

62 of 158 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   2 Jul 2026TRANSCRIPT

   New Financial Year Beats New Year's Resolutions: 5 Things To Actually Do This July

   Financial expert Mel Browne guides listeners through five actionable steps for the new financial year, offering practical advice on debt management and superannuation.

2. 

   25 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

   I Have PTSD. Here's What It Did To My Finances.

   Host Mel Browne shares how PTSD trauma responses impact financial decisions and their hidden costs, offering practical steps alongside therapy.

3. 

   18 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Financial Ick — 10 Money Habits That Are an Instant Turn-Off (And What They Really Reveal)

   Hosts Mel Browne and Lawsie dissect ten common "financial icks" to reveal the underlying stories and habits that drive them.

Inside a recent episode

New Financial Year Beats New Year's Resolutions: 5 Things To Actually Do This July

Published 2 Jul 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] But pile two I think is the sneakiest and that's the quicksand. So credit cards, after pay day, after pay spirals, are the buy now, pay later. And here's the part people don't want to hear. Even if you're not being charged interest, it is still costing you because these products are designed to make you spend more. And that's not my opinion. So Afterpay's own website will tell you that their users spend 54% more when they use Afterpay. Like that's not Afterpay's own website. It's not independent research. It's them bragging. So that's the poll you attacked aggressively with the highest interest rate first. […]

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Spotify

4.8 / 5

46 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 61 / 100

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Quality

66

Social presence

97

YouTube

0

Engagement

92

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