Podcasts can be a great way to immerse yourself in a topic.

Not all financial podcasts are created equal, though.

You want to find one thats comprehensive, well researched, educational and hopefully a little entertaining, too.

A woman lays in the grass while listening to a podcast with her eyes closed.

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HerMoney

HerMoney is a 30-minute personal finance podcast that tackles the unique set of financial challenges facing modern women.

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The show also delves into discussions on the psychology of money.

Expect a lot of personality from the host, too, who is a journalist-actor-comedian.

Episodes tend to hit the 45-minutes mark.

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Host Chris Hill and Motley Fool investment analysts break down the stock market for long-term investors.

Your Money Briefing

Each bite-sized episode of Your Money Briefing blends practical tips and financial news you could use.

Each episode lasts just seven to 10 minutes, with a new episode out each weekday.

The Clever Girl Knows podcast is its companion for your ears.

Through entertaining conversations and guest interviews, Sirianni and Smith share actionable advice on spending less money.

Everyones Talkin Money is instructive with a tough-love approach, mixing interview episodes with 20-minute monologues from Game.

Topics on this financial podcast range from travel insurance to how to make a budget.

This Is Uncomfortable

Talking about money isnt always easy.

In fact, it can be downright… well, uncomfortable.

The financial experts answer listener questions on career, success, building wealth and managing money in relationships.

It tends to focus more on economic news and trends and less on personal finance advice.

Afford Anything

Host and founder of Afford Anything Paula Pant interviews money experts, entrepreneurs and celebrities.

She also answers listener questions about money, business and financial independence.

Weekly episodes run about 90 minutes.

Episodes range from practical advice on diversifying your portfolio to philosophical discussions on the meaning of success.

Rachel Christian is a certified educator in personal finance and a senior writer for The Penny Hoarder.

She focuses on retirement, investing, taxes and life insurance.

(Can you sense my millennial sarcasm there?)

You know which ones were talking about: rent, utilities, cell phone bill, insurance, groceries…