Family’s Role in Financial Fluency with Kirby Rosplock (Ep. 22)
Financial education isn’t a one-time talk. It’s a lifelong practice shaped by family, values, curiosity, and resilience.
In this episode, Joline Godfrey welcomes Kirby Rosplock, CEO and founder of Tamarind Learning, for a conversation about financial fluency across every age and stage. They explore why families need ongoing learning, how values and money conversations belong together, and why curiosity matters in a fast-changing financial environment.
Kirby also shares how AI can support learning without replacing judgment, effort, and human connection.
Kirby discusses:
- Why families need repeated financial learning instead of one-time education events
- How curiosity, values, and moral judgment shape better financial conversations at home
- Why schools and programs fall short when learning isn’t reinforced over time
- How AI can support learning while still requiring human thought, judgment, and privacy care
- Why children and adults build resilience when education includes effort and hard things
- And more!
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Connect with Joline Godfrey:
Connect with Kirby Rosplock:
- LinkedIn: Kirby Rosplock
- Website: Tamarind Partners
- Website: Tamarind Learning
- Website: Tamarind Learning Canada
About our Guest:
Kirby Rosplock is the founder of Tamarind Learning, a platform focused on financial fluency, wealth education, and lifelong learning for families and advisors. She works closely with families to help them build stronger conversations around money, values, responsibility, and decision-making across generations. In her conversation with Joline Godfrey, Kirby shares insights on adult learning, resilience, family systems, and the role curiosity plays in helping individuals grow into thoughtful financial stewards.
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