Every Podcast Episode To Date

We recently passed our 1 year anniversary of producing our weekly podcast “Christian Financial Perspectives”. As a financial advisor with the heart of a teacher, I’m always looking for ways to share what I’ve learned over the past 35 years in business. As I began listening to different podcasts a few years ago on my phone while driving in my car, getting ready in the morning for work, or exercising, I realized how convenient a podcast would be to bring educational content on a weekly basis to my clients and friends. So, I began making plans to create a podcast and then the Lord brought me Mary Jo Lyons as one of the most incredible co-hosts and producers for the podcast I could possibly ask for.

You can listen to any of the 50+ episodes at any time, day or night, on your smartphone, desktop, laptop or tablet at our podcast website www.christianfinancialpodcast.com/episodes or by searching for “Christian Financial Perspectives” on iTunes, Stitcher, or GooglePlay.

Bob Barber

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