Podcast appearances and mentions of kate dore

Send us a textOn this episode, the Beaveman is subjected to dealing with two scatter-brained broads who talk over him the entire episode and insist on making mouth noises. Yup, it's the Swan and the Claw Queen (that broad from the east side). Ever wonder what to do if you come upon a wounded or not wounded animal? If they are wounded, call Kate to patch them up. If they are not wounded, call Kate to hobble them and then patch them up. This broad has issues. Let's not forget that she has a stroked out B-hole. If you want to help her get reconstructive surgery or Kardashian lips for her B-hole, send us funds. Listen to hear Swan's first fail on her manic minute, does she redeem herself and get the win? You have to listen to find out. Kate Dore information@katredhatred on Instagramkate dore on FBThe Slaptail Squadslaptailnation.comSupport the show

Send us a textOn this episode of the Slaptail Squad, Swan and Beaveman talk to Kate DoorXYZ about their recent trip to San Diego and all the fun that comes with airline travel. San Diego is an amazing town with a hopping comedy scene so Beaveman talks a bit about getting to go on a few mics to get some reps in. The conversation, as always, devolves into a completely pointless podcast discussion about food, amphibians, and whatever else happens to manifest from the minds of the silly and deranged. Enjoy!Slaptail Squad PicksWant to hear more from Kate Dore? Do you like music? Check out her podcast"Three Shots Down"https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/3-shots-down-podcast/id1731032749Support the show

Send us a textThe Slaptail Squad podcast welcomes comedian Kate Dore, from Michigan, for a fun conversation about women in comedy. The Beaveman and Swan talk with Kate about her fiancé, her addiction to claw machines, and the Beaveman's hatred for Russia and Putin (but not the good people of Russia). The show also features silly little jokes from the Beaveman and Swan's manic minute. We support Ukraine, Canada, Mexico, the people of Greenland. We support the true USA. Kate Doré informationThe Three Shots Down Podcasthttps://www.facebook.com/3shotsdownpodcast/Where to see Kate liveMarch 28, 2025 Comedy: LOL @ Farver's with Tommy CookFriday, March 28 • 7pmhttps://croswell.org/farvers/Support the show

Sharing a Passion for Personal Finance Through Writing with Kate Dore, CFP®   On this episode Kathleen and Jeff are joined by personal finance reporter Kate Dore, CFP®. We hear from Kate about how a career in music publishing led Kate to discover a passion for personal finance and eventually pursuing the Certified Financial Planner™ designation. We talk to Kate about how she gets her ideas for her articles, why she likes to collaborate with advisors, and how she incorporates aspects of the financial planning process into writing her stories. https://www.linkedin.com/in/katedore/ https://www.cnbc.com/kate-dore/

Our guest on the podcast today is Mike Piper. He is the author of several personal finance books, the latest of which is called More Than Enough: A Brief Guide to the Questions That Arise After Realizing You Have More Than You Need. Other books include, After the Death of Your Spouse; Can I Retire?; Social Security Made Simple; Taxes Made Simple; and Investing Made Simple. Mike also writes a wonderful blog called Oblivious Investor, and he has developed a free tool for exploring Social Security-claiming decisions. It's called Open Social Security. Mike is a certified public accountant.Background & BooksBioOblivious InvestorOpen Social Security“Mike Piper: Delaying Social Security Not Always a Good Deal,” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, April 27, 2021.More Than Enough: A Brief Guide to Questions That Arise After Realizing You Have More Than You NeedAfter the Death of Your Spouse: Next Financial Steps for Surviving SpousesCan I Retire?Social Security Made SimpleTaxes Made SimpleInvesting Made SimpleTax Strategies“How Much Can I Give Per Year Without Having to Pay Tax?” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com.“401(k) Rollover: Where, Why, and How,” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com.“Tax Planning Begins When Building Your Portfolio. Here's What to Know,” by Kate Dore, cnbc.com, June 7, 2022.“Roth Conversion Planning: A Step-by-Step Approach,” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, July 5, 2021.Social Security“Social Security Strategies for Married Couples,” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, Jan. 1, 2020.“The Three Biggest Social Security Misconceptions,” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, April 11, 2022.Charitable Giving“Deduction Bunching: Tax Planning Strategy for Charitable Giving,” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, Jan. 1, 2022.“What's the Point of a Donor-Advised Funds?” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, Feb. 28, 2022.“Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs): How Do They Work, and Are They the Best Option for Charitable Giving?” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, Nov. 22, 2021.Asset Allocation“Calculator for Backtesting a Portfolio or Asset Allocation (Also Monte Carlo Simulations),” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, Sept. 12, 2022.“How Much Cash Should a Retirement Savings Portfolio Include?” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, Aug. 16, 2021.“Simplifying a Retirement Bucket Portfolio,” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, July 8, 2019.Other“Personal Representative vs. Trustee: What's the Difference?” by Mike Piper, obliviousinvestor.com, May 22, 2023.

Inflation's nuts. Rates are everywhere. How do you plan for today and retirement? Today we're joined by Kate Dore, personal finance reporter for CNBC to discuss bonds and specifically I-bonds and how they can be used in your retirement portfolio. Get the FREE 7-Step Credit Card Debt Slasher guide Get the Credit Card Debt Slasher ToolboxFor the resources and to connect with our guests, get the show notes at: https://queermoneypodcast.com/subscribe Follow us:Queer Money Instagram Queer Money YouTubeQueer Money TwitterQueer Money on Tiktok

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for March 11, 2023 is: scrupulous • SKROO-pyuh-lus • adjective Scrupulous means “very careful about doing something correctly.” It can also mean “careful about doing what is honest and morally right.” // She was always very scrupulous about her work, paying attention to every little detail. // Less scrupulous companies find ways to evade the law. See the entry > Examples: “In the Oscar-nominated film ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once,' a Chinese-American couple (played by Michelle Yeoh and Ke Huy Quan) with a failing laundromat face a tax audit, meeting a scrupulous agent (played by Jamie Lee Curtis) at an IRS office to review stacks of business receipts.” — Kate Dore, CNBC, 24 Jan. 2023 Did you know? People described as “scrupulous” might feel discomfort in anything that challenges their moral sensibilities. Such challenges might present a nagging feeling, much as a sharp pebble in a shoe might nag a walker intent on getting somewhere. And we are getting somewhere. The origin of scrupulous is founded in just such a pebble. Scrupulous and its close relative scruple (“a feeling that prevents you from doing something that you think is wrong”) both come from the Latin noun scrupulus, “a small sharp stone,” the diminutive of scrupus, “a sharp stone.” Scrupus has a metaphorical meaning too: “a source of anxiety or uneasiness.” When the adjective scrupulous entered the English language in the 15th century, it meant “principled,” as in “having moral integrity,” but it now also commonly means “painstaking” or “careful.”

Do you typically like to get your taxes done early? Before you rush out to submit your tax return, listen to this episode to hear why you might want to wait. In this episode, we'll explore a CNBC article by Kate Dore that lists the reasons you may want to wait to file your taxes in 2023. After the Retirement Headlines segment, Bret and I will discuss the differences between bonds and bond funds to see if we can answer which one is better. Finally, in the Personal Development section, Scott from Houston will let us know what he has been doing to improve his life and health in retirement. This episode is packed full of helpful, informative ideas that you can use to improve your life in retirement. Press play now to listen. Outline of This Episode [1:22] Early filers should wait to submit their tax returns [6:00] Which are better: bonds or bond funds? [12:52] Scott is reassessing the practices and habits of his everyday life Resources & People Mentioned BOOK - Raise Your Healthy Deserve Level by Gary Kadi Episode 282 - Raise Your Healthy Deserve Level an Interview with Gary Kadi ‘Early filers' should wait to submit their tax return in 2023, the IRS warns. Here's why Connect with Benjamin Brandt Get the Retire-Ready Toolkit: http://retirementstartstodayradio.com/ Follow Ben on Twitter: https://twitter.com/retiremeasap Join the newsletter: https://retirementstartstodayradio.com/newsletter Dive deeper into retirement planning with Ben at www.RetirementIncome.University Subscribe to Retirement Starts Today on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Podbean, Player FM, iHeart, or Spotify

There's a lot of negativity in the news today when it comes to finances. Whether it's worries about the market failing, inflation, or why you should or shouldn't be investing in cryptocurrency, there is SO much information to take in and process. Kate Dore is back with us today for today's UnPopped Popcorn episode and since she writes about these topics frequently, she's helping us create a plan for our finances that allow us to live peacefully and intentionally during these uncertain times! Sponsors Today's bag of popcorn is brought to you by my other podcast This is Awkward! We all have an awkward money story about a friend who won't pay us back or a parent who won't stop telling us that renting is a waste of money. Join me and my co-host Allison as we listen to your money stories and help you navigate those difficult and awkward situations. Listen to our latest episode at https://www.awkwardpodcast.com Connect with Kate Dore Instagram | Twitter | Read Kate's latest Articles on CNBC Join Me on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/c/PopcornFinance Want to submit a question to the show? Send an email to questions@popcornfinance.com Send me a message at PopcornFinance.com/Voicemail or Call 707-200-8259 Connect with me Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you enjoyed it, I'd be grateful for your rating and review! Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!)

I Bonds and their super high interest rates are such a hot topic right now, but should we be investing in them? Kate Dore, a certified financial planner and reporter on CNBC's personal finance team, joins me to break down the pros and cons of I Bonds!   Sponsors Today's bag of popcorn is brought to you by my other podcast This is Awkward! We all have an awkward money story about a friend who won't pay us back or a parent who won't stop telling us that renting is a waste of money. Join me and my cohost Allison as we listen to your money stories and help you navigate those difficult and awkward situations. Listen to our latest episode at https://www.awkwardpodcast.com   Connect with Kate DoreInstagram | Twitter | Read Kate's latest Articles on CNBC LinksArticle: "Here's where I bonds may work in your portfolio, according to financial advisors." "This Week, Your Wallet" Show   Join Me on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/c/PopcornFinance Want to submit a question to the show? Send an email to questions@popcornfinance.com Send me a message at PopcornFinance.com/Voicemail or Call 707-200-8259 Connect with me Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you enjoyed it, I'd be grateful for your rating and review! Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!)

Our guest on the podcast today is Lori Lucas, the president and CEO of the Employee Benefits Research Institute, or EBRI. EBRI aims to provide unbiased research and data on retirement, healthcare, and other employee benefits. Prior to joining EBRI, Lori was an executive vice president and practice leader at Callan. She has also served as director of Retirement Research at Hewitt associates, vice president at Ibbotson associates, pension fund consultant at J.H. Ellwood & Associates, and as an analyst and product development leader at Morningstar. Lori received a Bachelor of Arts from Indiana University and earned a master's from the University of Illinois. Additionally, she is a Chartered Financial Analyst.BackgroundBioEmployee Benefits Research InstituteRetirement Confidence and Financial WellnessEBRI's Retirement Confidence Survey“2021 Retirement Confidence Survey: A Closer Look at Black and Hispanic Americans,” by Craig Copeland and Lisa Greenwald, ebri.org, June 10, 2021. EBRI 2021 Workplace Wellness Survey“Why Do People Spend the Way They Do in Retirement? Findings From EBRI's Spending in Retirement Survey,” by Lori Lucas, ebri.org, Jan. 14, 2021.“These Retirees Are More Likely to Be ‘Comfortable' or ‘Affluent,' Study Finds,” by Kate Dore, cnbc.com, Aug. 4, 2021.“Retirement Confidence Survey Highlights Overwhelming Participant Support for Auto Portability,” Retirement Clearinghouse, prnewswire.com, April 22, 2021.“Racial Inequities and Retirement Income: Contributing Factors and Possible Solutions,” by Lori Lucas, lifeandretirement.aig.com, December 2021.The Financial Alliance for Racial Equity “FARE” Coalition“Brigitte Madrian: ‘Inertia Can Actually Be a Helpful Thing,'” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, April 22, 2020.“Emergency-Fund-Focused-Employers: Goals, Motivations, and Challenges,” by Lori Lucas, ebri.org, Feb. 13, 2020.“Talking About My Generation: Comparing the Financial Wellness of Baby Boomers, Gen Xers and Millennials,” by Lori Lucas, ebri.org, Jan. 13, 2022. The Retirement System“Senators Look at Ways to Make Retirement Saving Easier,” by Susan Rupe, insurancenews.net, May 13, 2021.“The Rising Retirement Perils of 401(k) ‘Leakage',” by Anne Tergesen, wjs.com, April 2, 2017.“401(k) Plan Leakage and the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018,” by Lori Lucas, lifehealth.com, Feb. 26, 2018.“Participants Still Support Automatic Portability of 401(k)s: Survey,” by Alan Goforth, benefitspro.com, April 27, 2021.“Andrew Biggs: Create a Thrift Savings Plan for the Masses,” The Long View podcast, Morningstar.com, May 25, 2021.Illinois Secure ChoiceOregonSavesCalSaversHealthcare“What Leads to Greater Satisfaction With High-Deductible Health Plan Coverage?” ebri.org, Feb. 17, 2022.2021 Consumer Engagement in Health Care Survey“Projected Savings Medicare Beneficiaries Need for Health Expenses Spike in 2021,” by Paul Fronstin and Jack VanDerhei, ebri.org, Jan. 20, 2022.“Why Patients Aren't Cost-Conscious Consumers of Health Care,” by Lori Lucas, ebri.org, Sept. 9, 2021.

ENCORE EPISODE: Host Sarah brought on her close friends and money mastermind group, Jackie Lam – an advocate for freelancers, Kate Dore, a Certified Financial Planner candidate, and Taylor Milam, and English teacher who freelances on the side. They chat about how they met, how they became so open to talking about money (both in their business and personal lives), and what they feel others can do when looking for a support system around their finances.For resources mentioned in this episode, head to http://www.beyondthedollar.co/37

Meet Kate Dore, personal finance freelance writer and CFP candidate who’s passionate about amplifying minority and LGBTQIA+ voices in areas of personal finance and politics. She opens up about her own personal debt, lay-off experiences, and financial mistakes in addition to the good decisions she made and how she’s managed to find freedom from corporate. Kate sees the privilege and wealth gaps all too clearly and is passionate about creating accessible financial help for those who need it most.

#37: In this episode, I brought on my close friends and money mastermind group, Jackie Lam – an advocate for freelancers, Kate Dore, who is studying for her certified financial planner designation, and Taylor Milam, and English teacher who freelances on the side. We chat about how we met, how we became so open to talking about money (both in our business and personal lives), and what we feel others can do when looking for a support system around their finances. For resources mentioned in this episode, head to http://www.beyondthedollar.co/37

Today, we’re in Nashville, Tennessee, my new hometown. Our guest is Kate Dore, a former concert promoter who now writes about personal finance at CashvilleSkyline.com. Kate has some awesome tips for you, including the origins of Nashville hot chicken and the best places to listen to live music. Today’s show notes will be available at WeTravelThere.com/nashville. To see which cities we’ve interviewed and scheduled, please visit WeTravelThere.com/map. If you’d like to be a guest on the show, please submit an application at WeTravelThere.com/guest. This episode is brought to you, in part, by our friends at Credit Land, where they analyze credit card offers to search for the biggest bonuses, lowest interest rates, and best benefits. For more information, visit WeTravelThere.com/creditland.

On this show, we talked about how paying daily attention to our spending will help us to identify patterns and how major financial changes happen incrementally with Kate Dore, candidate for CFP, personal finance writer, speaker, blogger and money coach.  Listen to find out how Kate thinks having a visual cue associated with your financial goals can increase your odds of achieving it! For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 18:14. You can learn more about Kate at CashvilleSkyline.com, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter. Please subscribe to the show however you’re listening, leave a review and share it with someone who appreciates good ideas.  You can learn more about the show at GeorgeGrombacher.com, or contact George by clicking here.

PT checks in with our friends at XYPN LIVE conference 2017. Farnoosh, Eric Roberge, Kali Hawlk, Brian Bain and Kate Dore talk about their practice and what they gain from attending conferences. You will likely see them speaking at FinCon17. For more information on speakers and the FinCon schedule, go to http://finconexpo.com/schedule Watch Alan Moore's Ignite presentation For information about next year's XYPN Live in St. Louis, go to http://info.xyplanningnetwork.com/xypn-live Thanks to NAV for sponsoring this episode. NAV is the only place where you can see your personal AND business credit scores side by side for free, and get news and advice from reliable, unbiased experts. Bloggers and podcasters can partner with NAV for content, and join its affiliate program. Visit http://NAV.com/fincon to get started.  

In this episode, we're interviewing Kate Dore of Cashville Skyline. She shares how she went from leaving full-time employment to following her dreams with freelancing. You can find full show notes at http://www.amandaabella.com/podcast30

Welcome to Nashville Girl Geek Dinner’s mini-series podcast! In our second episode, Nashville Girl Geek Dinner sat down with Kate Dore, music industry professional turned social media/ internet marketer and financial wellness blogger and consultant. What makes Kate’s story particularly special and unique is learning how Nashville Girl Geek Dinner was an instrumental part of her finding the confidence and courage to leave a world she knew to one that allowed her freedom to explore her passion. Kate shares with us her passion for technology and entrepreneurship, as well as valuable tips and tricks she has learned in navigating the endless opportunities to network in our tech community. She provides encouragement on understanding why community and networking are important and how others, who aren’t as outgoing can also create meaningful relationships. Join us in listening to this inspiring story of another lady geek!

Want an example of how an emergency fund can come in useful? How about two examples? Kate Dore from Cashville Skyline shares how her's saved her big time. Long description: Who knew an emergency fund could save your life not once, but twice! So is the story of Kate Dore from Cashville Skyline which she shared in full detail for this episode of the podcast.  Talk about someone who turned lemons into lemonade! Most people would begrudge their bad luck when faced with two layoffs in 10 years, but not Kate. Instead of complaining or just struggling through it all, she took it as a big lesson in becoming financially prepared. Which later turned out to be her big passion, which is why she's now on the road to becoming a financial planner. If there's only one thing you can take away from this episode, it's this - life happens, so have an emergency fund just in case. I've certainly been thankful for mine on more than one occasion in my life, that's for sure. Not only that, having an emergency fund is hands down the first thing I tell people to set up as they start their personal finance journey. It may not be fun or sexy, but having one will literally save your life! I'm excited to see where Kate ends up after becoming a full-fledged Certified Financial Planner, but until then it looks like she's been busy the past few months creating some great blog posts and personal finance courses. I've linked them below so you can check them out. Join Me on the Self Worth to Net Worth Challenge! Also, as I mentioned, myself, Sarah Li Cain from High Fiving Dollars and Tara Falcone from ReisUP have come together to create a unique 21-day challenge to combine our expertises in money mindsets, budgeting and investing. You'll get an email once a day for 21 days giving you a full outline on what you need to do to feel empowered about your money and take action! > Kate's Top Blog Posts How I Boosted My Credit Score Above 800 Quitting Your Job? Start Preparing Your Finances Now How to Survive on a Bare Bones Budget Helpful Resources by Kate Free Budget Makeover Mini-Course Destroy Your Debt: Take Control of Your Financial Life Course Side Hustle Your Way Out of Debt Course Follow Kate on Social Like Kate on Facebook Check Out Kate on Instagram Follow Kate on Twitter Subscribe to Kate on Pinterest For more podcast episodes, check out the podcast page. Show notes: jessicamoorhouse.com/96

This episode is brought to you by Patreon Sponsor Paul Swann and the Clean Comedy Conference. Social Media ninja Kate Dore joins us today for PART TWO of our "Social Media Pro Tips" conversation. We talk about the digital tools available to independent artists. Kate is a social media consultant, and she also blogs at http://cashvilleskyline.com where she talks about becoming financially independent.  Here is just a snapshot of the Social Media Pro Tips in this episode: Using Mailchimp for free to get your email list started Facebook audiences (and look-a-alike audiences) Utilizing your email list to sell merchandise Tracking interest and clicks to gauge engagement Using social media to build relationships Two things she would NEVER do building trust with your audience What your sharing tactics may have in common with a flock of geese How frequently she shares and posts on four different platforms Using tools like Buffer and Tailwind to help schedule posts Twitter lists and how to use them Narrowing down your incoming posts Why patience is key but monitoring interest is more valuable Where she would advise spending money What to make sure of BEFORE you spend money :) Facebook ads and boosts Where you can hire a social media assistant Knowing your hour worth and subbing out tasks to save money Snapchat! Facebook groups and pages and honestly too much more to list! Kate Dore's Favorite Social Media Resources How great is Kate Dore??? She also provided us with valuable resources to some useful articles and tools you can explore and use in your social media strategy.   Resources: How To Land Freelance Jobs with Social Media http://cashvilleskyline.com/2016/01/27/social-media-freelance-jobs/ How and Why to Collect Emails Using Your Website https://raventools.com/blog/collect-emails-on-your-website/ Everything You Need to Know about Snapchat https://blog.bufferapp.com/snapchat Gary Vaynerchuk on Why Snapchat Matters http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/podcasts/gary-vaynerchuk-snapchat-matters/ Kate's Resources Page: http://cashvilleskyline.com/resources/ Social Media tools Kate Dore likes ... Buffer - Twitter scheduling Mention - Brand Monitoring Tailwind - Pinterest scheduling Social Warfare - Social media sharing plugin   To find out more about Kate Dore visit any of her links below! Website - Twitter  - Facebook - LinkedIn - Google+ - Pinterest   Kate Dore Owner & Editor Cashville Skyline   This episode is brought to you by the Clean Comedy Conference which takes place in San Diego, California October 13th through the 15th, 2016. Visit www.CLeanComedyConference.com 

  This episode is brought to you by Patreon Sponsor John Peters and the Clean Comedy Conference.   Social Media ninja Kate Dore joins us today to talk about the digital tools available to independent artists. Kate works for Raven Tools which is a software company that is a platform for marketers. She is a social media consultant, and she also blogs at http://cashvilleskyline.com where she talks about becoming financially independent.   Here is just a snapshot of the Social Media Pro Tips in this episode: Blogging tips including frequency and relevancy Her strategy for posting and promoting How many social media channels are "do-able" Posting where your audience is Forum reader comments - "on" or "off' Using negative comments as a topic for a future post Scheduling posts with Buffer Engaging on the day of releasing new material Using LinkedIN  like Twitter  First steps for getting involved on LinkedIN When to start sharing content on LinkedIN How to be more searchable on LInkedIN My trick for putting a Facebook ad in front of LinkedIN friends Manipulating your results in Google Search Using Alt tags for images you share to increase SEO Hacking Facebook organic reach with Facebook Live Sharing your Instagram posts to Facebook The incredible value of collecting fans email addresses Using SumoMe (a free tool) to help get email addresses Experimenting with Mailchimp, Constant Contact, Convert Kit Ditching vanity metrics and focusing on engagement Getting 60% of her blog referrals from ... Pinterest! Using Google Analytics to understand your fan engagement and honestly too much more to list! Kate Dore's Favorite Social Media Resources How great is Kate Dore??? She also provided us with valuable resources to some useful articles and tools you can explore and use in your social media strategy.   Resources: How To Land Freelance Jobs with Social Media http://cashvilleskyline.com/2016/01/27/social-media-freelance-jobs/ How and Why to Collect Emails Using Your Website https://raventools.com/blog/collect-emails-on-your-website/ Everything You Need to Know about Snapchat https://blog.bufferapp.com/snapchat Gary Vaynerchuk on Why Snapchat Matters http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/podcasts/gary-vaynerchuk-snapchat-matters/ My Resources Page: http://cashvilleskyline.com/resources/ Social Media tools Kate Dore likes ... Buffer - Twitter scheduling Mention - Brand Monitoring Tailwind - Pinterest scheduling Social Warfare - Social media sharing plugin To find out more about Kate Dore visit any of her links below! Website - Twitter  - Facebook - LinkedIn - Google+ - Pinterest   Kate Dore / Owner & Editor of Cashville Skyline   This episode is brought to you by the Clean Comedy Conference which takes place in San Diego, California October 13th through the 15th, 2016.   There's an old adage in comedy: Clean is green.Through the Conference you'll learn from professional comedians and bookers such as Eddie Brill, Jimmy Brogan, Charlene Mae, Amy Pittle, Tony Calabrese, and Scott Wood, who will address the pitfalls and show you how to navigate the challenges of making money as a clean comedian. In addition to working at clean comedy venues, many of these speakers and panelists have written for television and have booked for clubs, colleges, churches, cruise ships, and late-night TV such as Letterman. The theme for this year's conference is "Clean isn't a dirty word." Come and see why for yourself. Early bird registration ends August 15th so sign up today at cleancomedyconference.com. As a thank you to School of Laughs listeners, use promo code "schooloflaughs" for a special $10 discount. Go to cleancomedyconference.com today! "Club 52" is a 52 week, email based stand-up program. It will include a weekly challenge designed to help you become a better comedian. This year long program will feature an email every Friday from me. I will ask you to take a serious look at some of your business practices, writing processes, performance techniques, branding, marketing and a whole lot more. The program starts the week you join and continues for 52 weeks as long as you are still supporting the podcast through Patreon at the $7 a month level. Questions? Email me (Rik) at SchoolOfLaughs@gmail.com. Or call 1-888-895-8549. Or. if you are ready, head on over to www.Patreon.com/SchoolOfLaughs to get started.  

In this episode, we're really excited to share some funny and yet truthful tales with you about the craziest things we’ve done to earn extra money on the side. Here on the Financial Conversation Podcast we love making extra money and we’ve come up with some pretty creative ways to do so. We're also thrilled to be joined by Kate Dore from cashvilleskyline.com, who has some awesome side hustle stories herself. In this episode we discuss: 4:10 – Kate's side hustle6:50 – Chonce's side hustle8:45 – Kristi's side hustle10:00 – Kayla's side hustle11:00 – Do you think side hustling is sustainable?15:40 – Kate's craziest side hustle story20:00 – Kayla's craziest side hustle story24:15 – Tips for getting ahead with your side hustle29:30 – Have you had a side hustle with a negative impact?41:30 – Kate's theory of working smarter45:30 – What else does Kate have going on? If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review on iTunes or follow us on Twitter and Facebook! You can visit our site at www.financialconversation.com. Thanks!

In this episode, Shannon talks to Kate Dore from Cashville Skyline about leaving her job without another one lined up and how she survived unemployment.