Why 1K Matters
“You’d be surprised that only a fraction of podcasts release new episodes each month!”
— Buzzsprout Newsletter: Podcast Myth Busters, October 7, 2025
When I started this podcast almost five years ago, I didn’t have a solid plan for how long it would last. Over time, there have been personal struggles and life detours that have occasionally interfered with production — but Pink Money has continued on despite them.
Today, I release new episodes twice a month, and Season Six gives me an opportunity to come full circle: to rebuild from the foundation of basic money management and financial planning, adding new layers with each episode as the season unfolds.
This podcast has become a meaningful and enjoyable part of my life, and I hope it’s become one for you as well. My mission remains the same — to educate, empower, and enlighten the LGBTQ+ community — and as long as I can do that with a mix of humor, honesty, and practical guidance, I’ll keep doing exactly that.
Thank you for listening, and thank you for being part of our first 1,000 downloads — and counting!
Jerry Williams
Host, The Pink Money Podcast | Financial Educator
With over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, Jerry has worked as a financial and wealth advisor, guiding individuals and families to grow and protect their wealth. His mission has always been clear: provide actionable advice, demystify complex financial concepts, and help people make confident, informed decisions.
Jerry earned his BS from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas, and his Master of Science in Personal Financial Planning from the College of Financial Planning. Today, he uses that background to not only cover practical money topics but also to explore cultural conversations, personal growth, and the ways financial choices intersect with identity and community.
When he’s not podcasting, Jerry enjoys writing think pieces, curating Jerry’s Playlist (a celebration of music and culture), and encouraging listeners to think critically about the world around them.
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