In our first ever episode, we discuss 2010s comic masterpiece and inspiration for our name, Bridesmaids - which, as it turns out, is a film as much about money as it is about friendships and romance. We discuss everything from Helen's pathological generosity and Annie's inability to get out of her own way, to what we regret spending on our own weddings and the delicate financial etiquette of big events.

We hope you enjoy, and please do rate, review and follow - as a new podcast, every bit of support makes a big difference!

If you want to suggest a film, book, TV show or topic for us to put under the money microscope, please DM us @helpmeimpoorcast or email us at helpmeimpoorpodcast@gmail.com.

And just a quick heads-up: all content on HMIP is for information and education purposes only. It should not be taken as investment or financial advice, personal recommendations, or an offer of any kind. Always do your own research.

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Introducing Help Me, I'm Poor, the money podcast with a twist.

Each week, Clare Seal and Ellie Austin-Williams discuss how money shows up in their favourite pop culture, from the classic, to the nostalgic, to the contemporary.

How much does Joey actually owe Chandler? Is Mrs Bennet just misunderstood? And what would Bridget's Borough Market flat cost in 2025?

Be prepared for candid money conversations that you actually want to listen to.

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