26 episodes
Bars and Bars Troy Solomon Levy, Boog, DJ Audit
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- Business
Bars x Bars delivers financial literacy through hip hop culture so that you can live and leave a positive legacy of financial stewardship. Discover how to handle your money, cultural successes & pitfalls, and what hip hop has to say about finances. The host and co-hosts climbed their way out of hundreds of thousands of dollars of consumer debt, seriously increased their net worth, and are influencing thousands of families to do the same. Troy earned his doctoral degree in Urban Studies and financial literacy (Bars on his graduation robe) and Boog can spit (Bars of rap): hence Bars x Bars. Oh, and DJ Audit is a CPA. They’re all passionate about financial literacy and enjoy hip hop. Bars x Bars is a mix of cultural commentary, music, and interviews all geared towards helping you live a fulfilled life.
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Why and When Side Hustles Are Extremely Important
The bar: “I sell ice in the winter, I sell fire in hell, I am a hustler baby, I’ll sell water to a well”
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Why Diversity of Investments is Wise
The bar: “Oh well guess you win some and lose some, as long as the outcome is income”
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Remember That Time Blue Ivy Asked JAY-Z What a Will Is?
Troy gets news that he’s included in a family member’s will. The bar: “Generational wealth, that's the key; My parents ain't have s***, so that shift started with me; My mom took her money, she bought me bonds; That was the sweetest thing of all time”
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Why the Rich Invest In College Savings Plans
The bar: “Take a better stand. Put money in my mom’s hand. Get my daughter this college plan, so she don’t need no man.”
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Is Rick Ross Right About Life Insurance?
The bar: “Took many to war, shook never before; For my mother I applaud Ms. Afeni Shakur; Ice insured, f*** life insurance”
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What’s Up With Buy-Now-Pay-Later Services?
You see them every time you shop online nowadays. One company is endorsed by Snoop. The hosts discuss the ins and outs of these buy-now-pay-later services so that you can make wise decisions. Plus, DJ Audit pulls the Black card.