The Financial Harmony™ Podcast
The Financial Harmony™ Podcast with Dr. Preston Cherry blends real financial strategy, retirement planning, and money psychology for people who want clarity without chaos. Hosted by Dr. Cherry, CFP®, Ph.D., and financial therapist, the show delivers grounded insights on investing, taxes, and aligning money with life.
Each week, Dr. Cherry shares clear, grounded insights on retirement planning, investing, tax strategy, and decision-making, alongside honest conversations about money behavior, identity, and well-being.
This show helps you reduce financial stress, make confident decisions, and align your money with the life you want to live. You’ll learn how to invest smarter, spend without guilt, and build wealth that reflects your values, not just your numbers.
No finance-bro energy.
No rage-based hot takes.
No performative advice.
Just calm authority, psychological insight, and real financial guidance for navigating markets, transitions, and life with intention.
Get 1:1 all-inclusive flat-fee financial planning, or go deeper through the Financial Harmony™ Membership for group-based fiduciary guidance, education, workshops, and community.
Live your wealth, your way.
The Financial Harmony™ Podcast
Latest Episodes
Is Paying a Financial Advisor 1% Too Much? (What You’re Missing)
Is paying a financial advisor 1% too much?It’s one of the most common questions people ask before hiring an advisor—and one they often revisit after they start paying the fee.In this episode, Dr. Preston Cherry breaks down:
Trust, Freedom, and the Future of Finances & Civilization: A Conversation with George Kinder
If trust erodes, your money feels it.Markets depend on it. Institutions rely on it. Your financial future is built on it.In this conversation, Dr. Preston Cherry and George Kinder examine why courage, not algorithms, will...
AI Won’t Replace Advisors. But This Will.
AI isn’t the dystopia. Misvaluing the human elements is.After an AI announcement from Altruist introducing advanced tax planning automation, wealth management stocks like Charles Schwab, Raymond James, and LPL Financial fell sharply. The...