How to Dollar is a personal finance and behavioral economics podcast about learning how money actually works—and why most of us were never taught how to use it.

Money shows up in every part of life, yet almost no one is taught how to think about it clearly. This podcast explores personal finance through history, the psychology of money, and the hidden mechanics of the modern financial system—so you can stop guessing and start understanding.

Each episode blends behavioral finance, neuroscience of money, financial history, and plain-English explanations of how money really works. You’ll learn:

• Why smart people still make bad money decisions
• How fear, greed, and social pressure shape spending and investing
• How the brain processes risk, reward, and loss
• How banks, credit, inflation, and markets actually function
• Why debt feels normal and wealth feels confusing
• Why financial mistakes repeat across generations
• How to build better money habits through better thinking

This isn’t a stock-picking show or a hustle podcast. It’s a practical, story-driven guide to personal finance, money behavior, financial decision-making, and understanding the systems that quietly run your financial life.

If you’re interested in personal finance, behavioral economics, psychology of money, how the financial system works, financial habits, wealth building, investing behavior, and finally learning how to “do money” without stress or nonsense—this podcast is for you.

How to Dollar Because nobody taught you how. Until now.

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