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Dr. Kirby Rosplock interviews financial education pioneer Joline Godfrey, author of Raising Financially Fit Kids. Godfrey argues that while families can outsource financial education, they cannot outsource financial parenting. She emphasizes teaching money skills early through a developmental approach, before habits are formed. The discussion explores challenges like social media, time scarcity, and affluence.

This episode explores trustee-beneficiary conflicts with attorney Meghan Tepas, highlighting how poor communication, lack of transparency, and family dynamics, not just money, drive disputes. She emphasizes early education, clear expectations, and proactive communication to prevent escalation and preserve trust relationships.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and digital asset expert Jake Claver, CEO of Digital Ascension Group, as they decode the evolving world of crypto, blockchain, and digital wealth. From Bitcoin basics to family office strategy, custody, and regulation, this episode explores how digital assets are reshaping finance and the future of generational wealth.

What if your family’s brand could drive alignment, boost engagement, and shape your legacy? India Wooldridge, founder of Catalyst, shares how values-driven branding can help family offices clarify their identity, unify multigenerational decision-making, and act as a strategic asset. With insights from global brand strategy and UHNW family work, India offers a new lens on reputation, governance, and impact.

Estate planning isn't just legal documents, it's about clarity, care, and connection. In this conversation, Dr. Kirby Rosplock speaks with estate attorney Marvin Blum about his Red File Checklist, a tool designed to help families organize personal, financial, medical, and legacy details. Learn how this practical guide supports loved ones through incapacity, loss, and transition with grace and foresight.

In this episode of the Tamarind Learning podcast, host Dr. Kirby Rosplock interviews Jeff Savlov, about raising responsible, grounded children in families with significant wealth. Drawing on his background in business, psychology, and family therapy, Jeff offers powerful insights into the emotional complexities of wealth and legacy. He explores how intentional parenting, storytelling, and open communication can foster resilience, responsibility, and strong values in the next generation.

Eti and Chaz Lazarian, co-founders of Insignia LLC, join Dr. Kirby Rosplock to share how they built a thriving commercial real estate business and formalized their family office—all while raising three daughters. From defining roles at home and work to instilling financial literacy in the next generation, this episode highlights the realities of being co-preneurs, parents, and legacy-builders under one roof.

Estate attorney and improv comedian Mark Shiller joins Dr. Kirby Rosplock to explore how principles of improv—like listening, group dynamics, and “other-centeredness”—can transform family wealth planning. They discuss generational transitions, the importance of purpose in wealth, and Schiller’s book How to Not Ruin Your Kids with Money. A refreshing take on what families really need to thrive across generations.

Join the Tamarind Learning Podcast as we explore financial therapy with Aja Evans, author of 'Feel Good Finance.' Discover how our relationship with money reflects our emotions, why we use spending as therapy, and ways to build healthier financial habits. Aja shares insights from her 15 years in mental health and explains how understanding the psychology behind our money decisions can lead to lasting positive change in our financial wellbeing.

In this episode of the Tamarind Learning podcast, host Dr. Kirby Rosplock welcomes Dale Buckner, CEO of Global Guardian and former Green Beret, to discuss the evolving threats to family offices in today's interconnected world. Dale shares his expert insights on the increased risks of physical and cyber threats, and the importance of proactive security measures.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Kathleen Kingsbury, a renowned money mindset coach and author. Kathleen discusses her book, Breaking Money Silence, exploring the pervasive issue of money silence—the societal and familial taboo surrounding financial discussions. Kathleen sheds light on how breaking these taboos can foster healthier relationships and financial literacy, transforming the way we think, feel, and talk about money.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Angela Lee, founder of 37 Angels and Columbia University professor, about the essentials of angel investing. Angela shares her journey from entrepreneur to angel investor, the significant diversity gap in funding, and how 37 Angels is empowering underrepresented investors to make impactful decisions. Tune in to learn practical tips for getting started in angel investing and the key traits successful angels possess.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock sits down with CFP® Dr. Jay Zigmont to explore the fast-growing child-free economy—now 25% of U.S. adults. They unpack how traditional financial planning overlooks this segment, why legacy must be redefined beyond heirs, and how child-free individuals can align money with purpose, flexibility, and impact. A thought-provoking conversation on life, wealth, and rewriting the script.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and licensed social worker Ruschelle Khanna as they explore the intricacies of integrating assets into marriage, uncovering how wealth affects relationships, power dynamics, and communication. Ruschelle emphasizes the importance of negotiation, defining values, and confronting past traumas to cultivate healthier financial dialogues and family relationships, offering guidance to couples in navigating inherited wealth toward stronger, more cohesive partnerships.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and guest, Peter Vogel, as they explore Peter's fascinating journey into the world of enterprising families and the dynamic realm of family offices. Peter emphasizes the importance of education, inclusive decision-making, and careful planning in setting up and managing family offices, as outlined in his book "Family Office Navigator," advocating for informed choices and alignment of interests among family members and service providers.

Join Kirby Rosplock for an enlightening discussion with Pat Soldano, President of Family Enterprise USA, and head of the Policy and Taxation Group, as they discuss the organizations' advocacy for family businesses and family offices on tax and economic issues in Washington, DC. Key points include insights from the annual family business survey, the significance of the Congressional Family Business Caucus in shaping policy, and recommendations for grassroots engagement.

Join an insightful discussion between Cindy Radu and seasoned advisor Arthur Salzer on the topic of Bitcoin. Arthur explains the revolutionary concept of Bitcoin as a digital currency and sheds light on the process of Bitcoin mining, the significance of blockchain technology, and the potential impact of Bitcoin on investment portfolios.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock is in conversation with Chris Herschend, a third-generation shareholder in a family enterprise, who shares a personalized perspective on the evolution and growth of a family business system. Join this discussion to gain a deeper understanding of the organic and intentional aspects of how things unfold in the family business landscape, emphasizing that governance is an ongoing, never-completed process.

Join Cindy Radu as she hosts Russ Haworth in a captivating conversation, exploring the distinctive challenges that the Rising Generation encounters while growing up in prominent families. Russ underscores the importance of preparing heirs to inherit wealth and sheds light on the Quest for Legitimacy model, outlining the four phases individuals must undergo on their journey toward legitimacy.

Join Kirby Rosplock and Sandy Pollack in a compelling conversation about the potential consequences when human capital is overlooked in estate planning. Sandy emphasizes the significance of adequately preparing heirs to receive wealth, highlighting that this aspect is as crucial as planning the estate itself.

Tune in for a dynamic conversation with Ethan Penner, real estate investor and Managing Partner of Mosaic Real Estate Investors, who shares wisdom from his recently released book, “Greatness is a Choice.” Ethan provides a series of insightful chapters on the foundational lessons he learned over the years. From Tony Robbins and Sharon Osbourne to Steve Cohen and Julius “Dr. J” Erving, Ethan has received endorsement and praise for his new book from global celebrities.

Dr. Kevin Fleming, Founder of Grey Matters International, Inc., joins Dr. Rosplock to discuss the power of neuroscience and how it impacts how families of wealth operate. Dr. Fleming shares his own personal journey from armchair psychotherapist to coaching and consulting with some of the world’s leading athletes, superstars, and CEOs. Specifically, Dr. Fleming shares keen insights into neurotech that impact how we trust, build rapport, and manage change. 

In this episode, Barbara Archer is joined by Dr. Kirby Rosplock, a recognized teacher, author, advisor and speaker in the family wealth industry. She is a Dean of Family Office at the Purposeful Planning Institute, a fellow and faculty of the Family Firm Institute, and a co-trustee of the Harbeck Family Foundation and is here to help you ensure your family is having the necessary conversations, ensuring the most positive outcomes.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock speaks with Buddy Thomas, pioneer of the virtual family office and author of Love, Wisdom, Money. They explore how gamification can transform estate planning, fiduciary decision-making, and family governance, boosting engagement, truth-telling, and collaboration across generations so wealth strengthens relationships, not fractures them.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Christine Mendonça discuss next-gen wealth inheritors' roles in impact investing on the Tamarind Learning Podcast. They explore aligning investments with values, the generational wealth transfer, and the nuances between philanthropy and impact investing. Christine emphasizes the importance of strategic engagement and education for next-gens in family wealth and investment impact.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Dr. Pramodita (Dita) Sharma as they delve into the realm of family firms and their path toward sustainable development. Sharma discusses her experience working with family businesses at different stages of their journey, particularly focusing on sustainability. Sharma emphasizes that transitioning to sustainability is more like a "family marathon" than a mere passing of the baton, requiring multi-generational effort and strategic planning.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock is joined by Dr. Glenn Mueller, a real estate professor from the University of Denver. Glenn delves into the intricate relationship between real estate market cycles and economic variables. He addresses current challenges in the real estate sector and provides valuable resources for accessing his research. Additionally, he explores his real estate market model, which he uses to assess and monitor the ongoing shifts within real estate markets.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Mark Somers emphasize the critical importance of securing the right talent for a family office's success. Mark delves into the process of how to enhance the talent pool and secure the top talent. Additionally, the conversation offers insights for individuals contemplating a career in this unique environment, giving them a better understanding of what to expect and how to thrive in the unique and multifaceted family office environment.

Join host Dr. Kirby Rosplock in the enlightening podcast on personal legacies with special guest Dr. Katie Spencer of Northbound Consulting. Delve into a thought-provoking discussion about the power of legacy, family dynamics, and the transformative impact of documenting personal stories. Dr. Spencer's insights on legacy letters, multi-generational tensions, and the profound effects of self-defined legacies offer a fresh perspective on creating lasting impacts across generations.

Join host, Cindy Radu, and Trust and Estate Planner, Nicole Garton, as they discuss the fundamental information that families should have together to make organizing their estate easier and why it's so important to have an estate organizer on hand. From digital assets to plans for your beloved pets, Nicole's book Before It's Too Late: the Estate Organizer for Canadians has tools to plan your estate.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Kristin Keffeler, author of "The Myth of the Silver Spoon," explore "emotional clutter" and its impact. Learn about the four types of clutter—money, identity, relationship, and contribution—and discover practical strategies to clear clutter and unlock your potential. Get actionable advice and insights from Kristin’s personal and professional journey.

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Jane Beddall as they discuss the power of transformative conflict resolution for multigenerational family enterprises. Transformative conflict resolution seeks to transform the underlying relationship between parties in conflict. Through open communication and mutual understanding, transformative conflict resolution can lead to stronger relationships and increased empathy. This approach focuses on creating a foundation for future constructive interactions.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock and Scott Peppet dive into the often "demoted" topic of addressing family issues in the family office. Scott elucidates how the family office can be instrumental in managing family capital - asking the question, "if you couldn't talk about financial capital, what would you spend a year addressing?" Scott introduces his approach to the five capitals model and review a tool developed to help families understand how they can tackle family issues from a macro level.

Join host Dr. Kirby Rosplock and coach, facilitator, and family wealth consultant Dr. Paul Edelman for a podcast on mentoring the next, rising, and now generation. Paul and Kirby discuss Jim Grubman's concept of immigrants and natives to wealth and the instrumental role that mentorship plays in helping young people execute their dreams.

In this episode, Dr. Kirby Rosplock sits down with Katie Loeb to explore why this is a defining decade for women and wealth. They unpack the great wealth transfer, next-gen daughters, money confidence, and the concept of “wealthiness”, where financial empowerment, wellness, and legacy intersect to help women step fully into their power.

Join Kirby Rosplock and guest, Josh Gentine Founder and CEO of Bench Consulting and family board member of Sargento Foods for this enlightening podcast on preparing the next generation to lead through succession events. Josh shares his story from Notre Dame football player to the catholic seminary to earning his MBA and finding his place in his multi-generational family enterprise before ultimately starting his own consulting firm. This podcast highlights the role of a Family Participation Plan.

Olivia Summerhill is a Certified Divorce Specialist and Divorce Financial Analyst who works with affluent women (and men) to navigate divorce. In this special episode, Kirby Rosplock and Olivia talk about pre and post-nuptial agreements and going through divorce with your values intact.

Podcast host Kirby Rosplock is joined by Octavian Pilati who shares his story of suddenly taking over the reins of his family's multi-generational enterprise. Amidst the succession, Octavian learned that the family's investments were at risk and rose to manage not just the family enterprise but a threat that could threaten his family's legacy. Listen here to learn more about Octavian's succession journey and growth as a next generation inheritor.

Tamarind Learning podcast guest, Judy Pearson a seasoned insurance and risk management expert, joins Kirby Rosplock for a conversation about the roles and responsibilities of a trustee and how this fiduciary role opens up the risk of personal liability.

In this episode, Dr. Sharilyn Hale shares how families can use governance and a shared mission and purpose to create impactful philanthropic efforts that engage the whole family. The podcast explores four steps for finding a philanthropic approach that meets a family's unique purpose and goals..

Join Dr. Kirby Rosplock and guest Betsey Fortlouis from Innerwill Leadership Institute for an enlightening podcast on the importance of values-based leadership in the family system.

In this informational podcast, Canadian Chief Learning Officer, Cindy Radu, is joined by Professor Albert H. Oosterhoff who outlines the basics of a trust and the role of a trustee.

Podcast guest and impact investing expert Grant Conroy sits down with Tamarind Learning's CLO, Cindy Radu to define and demystify the growing topic of impact investing. Grant and Cindy cover risk and return, impacting investing acronyms, reporting rules, and getting started with the help of examples.

Tamarind Learning podcast guest and author, Dr. Jamie Weiner, speaks with Kirby Rosplock on his recently published book, The Quest for Legitimacy.

Tamarind Learning podcast guest, Malcolm Burrows, speaks with Canada’s Chief Learning Officer, Cindy Radu on intentional giving, engaging the next generation, and developing a philanthropic strategy.

Rick Segal, founder of Rethink Capital Partners and author of The Heart of It, joins Dr. Kirby Rosplock to explore what it means to invest with purpose. From Wall Street to impact investing, Rick shares why corporate responsibility, long-term thinking, and investor-entrepreneur partnership matter more than ever, and how mindful capital can build a better future.

In this episode, Dr. Kirby Rosplock sits down with Mark Greer of Phīla Engaged Giving to explore how families can shift from transactional to transformational philanthropy. Mark shares insights from his work in community organizing, participatory grantmaking, and multigenerational giving, revealing how authentic engagement, shared power, and values-aligned action can create meaningful, lasting change.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock talks with Kelly Ann Winget, founder of Alternative Wealth Partners, about empowering affluent investors to move from passive to purposeful investing. Kelly shares her journey as a serial entrepreneur, her “aha” moment in 2020, and how she aligns capital with purpose. They explore myths about alternative investments, impact investing, and Kelly’s bold book Pitch the Bitch, inspiring investors to take control and invest. 

Dr. Kirby Rosplock welcomes estate planning attorney and CPA Marvin Blum to explore the “head and heart” of legacy planning. They discuss smart estate strategies amid changing tax laws, the importance of flexibility and communication in family plans, and why true legacy is about passing on values, not just valuables. Insightful, heartfelt, and practical advice for every generation.

Dr. Kirby Rosplock talks with Jake Knight about embracing life as the “black sheep” in a family. Jake shares his personal journey from feeling like an outsider to finding strength in authenticity, healing, and self-discovery. He discusses how these experiences led him to create Enclave, a community for rising and next-gen family members seeking connection, belonging, and personal growth within the complexities of wealth and family dynamics.