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Katisse Buckingham plays tenor, alto, soprano, baritone saxophones; flute, alto flute, bass flute, and piccolo flute. In his own words, he ”endeavors to break down barriers between musical genres and has always resonated with Duke Ellington’s famous quote, ’There are two kinds of music - good music, and the other kind.’”

Katisse has performed and/or recorded with several well-known artists and has played on numerous films including (improvising) the ”Jazz Flute” scene for the Will Ferrell film Anchorman - The Legend of Ron Burgundy. He also happens to be a childfree man.

Join us as we have a chat with him about anything and everything childfree.

In this ”Freaky Friday”-style Halloween Special we reflect on a very important question for all the single childfree ladies who are looking for a man: where are all the childfree men? Watch this episode to discover the answer!

Happy Halloween!

Dr. Jay Zigmont PhD, the founder of Childfree Wealth and a Childfree Wealth Specialist, joined us on this episode to share with us his knowledge about... you guessed it: childfree wealth! We talked about what retirement means for childfree folk, reasons why people choose to be childfree, debunked the myth that states that ALL childfree people are filthy rich, and got some great insights from Dr. Jay’s research.

We received an email from one of our listeners, and one of the questions he raised was: Do you feel like introverts are more comfortable as childfree? Which was followed up by ”some people are charged up by endless talking. It wears me out. Do you feel that folks like me are more happy as childfree?”
The three of us self-identify as introverts so we decided to share our own experiences to try and answer this question.
Are you also an introvert?

You might have heard someone say that childfree people have chosen not to have kids because they had horrible childhoods. The logic behind this myth is that having had a bad start in life left us so scarred and broken that we don’t want to even risk re-living it with our own children.

In this episode, we decided to explore this topic with the end goal of debunking this myth. You’ll have to listen to learn if we were successful at it or not!