Episode 10: Economics and Dad-onomics (featuring Catie Hogan)

In this episode, Marty vents his frustration at People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive for making him care about People Magazine for a few days. Then we try to help a listener worried about falling into the trap of becoming the "household manager", Nicole tells of her father's interesting perspective on Thanksgiving math, and we debate the labor division of holiday planning. Spoiler alert: Nicole gets depressed.

Next, we talk to financial literacy advocate and personal finance expert Catie Hogan of Hogan Financial Planning about her new book The Millennial's Guide to Getting Your Sh*t Together. Catie will explain how taking control of her finances makes her a better feminist, how financial literacy has become a precious commodity, and share how she got her shit together enough to write a book about it.

All that, plus a trip to ranch dressing town on this Thanksgiving edition of Not Each Other.

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