Money is something we use every day—but somehow, most of us
were never actually taught how to understand it.

In this episode of Cringe & Crumble, Tranisha sits down
with Corree Roofener to unpack the emotional side of money: where financial
shame comes from, how our earliest experiences shape the way we earn, save and
spend, and why being “good with money” starts with understanding your own
behavior.

They talk scarcity, overconsumption, budgeting, financial
confidence, asking the questions you’re afraid will make you sound stupid, and
the one question Corree keeps coming back to: But why?

Because sometimes the first step toward changing your
financial life isn’t making more money. It’s getting honest about the
relationship you already have with it.