— our family podcast —
The Mom and Kids Show.
Real conversations about God, money, business, and life — between a mom and her two boys. The kind of show where the kids actually have a voice.
33 episodes · New episodes weekly · Free on YouTube and Spotify
— as featured in —
“A Family Business: The Mom and Kids Show” — featured story in She Rises Studios about how Aracely and her boys built a podcast around the kitchen table.
— about the show —
A Mom. Two Boys. One Conversation at a Time.
The Mom and Kids Show is a family — a mom and her sons talking about God, money, business, and life. It’s a podcast where the kids actually have a voice.
It’s for families who want to change their relationship with money. Raise independent kids. Grow their capacity to hold money. Built for families with kids ages 10 to 16, with new episodes every week.
Topics range from millionaire interviews, to how to build a business, to how money actually works — all through real conversations the way they happen at home, not lectures.
— meet your hosts —
The Three of Us. Building This Together.
— the mom —
Aracely Chavez
Founder & Co-Host
Aracely is a mom who desires to share with her kids and others the tools she has learned from being an entrepreneur and real estate investor for over a decade. She is the founder and CEO of Seven Streams CashFlow, creator of the 633 Money Systems and The 1% Game, and a co-host of The Mom and Kids Show.
— the older brother —
Daniel Luna
· Co-Host
Danie loves to try new things and wants to impact the next generation. He is the founder of The Daniel Experiment, his own YouTube channel, the Executive Assistant for Seven Streams CashFlow, and a host of The Mom and Kids Show.
— the younger brother —
Damian Luna
· Co-Host
Damian loves to create fun and exciting content for his YouTube channel to entertain his viewers. He helps create content for Seven Streams CashFlow and is a host of The Mom and Kids Show.
— what we talk about —
Real Topics. Real Conversations.
How Money Works
What money is, where it comes from, how wealth is built.
Millionaire Stories
Lessons from the wealthy and the families who built it right.
Building Businesses
How to think like an entrepreneur from a young age.
Faith & Stewardship
Money through a biblical lens, built into every conversation.
Family Life
Raising independent kids who think clearly about money.
Mindset & Capacity
Growing your family’s capacity to hold money and impact.
— on the show —
Recent Episodes
— behind the mic —
What It Looks Like When We Record
A few real moments from our recording sessions. Because the show is what happens after the camera turns on, but the family is what happens around it.
— our story —
School Didn’t Teach This. So We Started the Conversation.
One of the main reasons we chose homeschooling was because I knew my kids needed more than what traditional education was offering. The world is changing fast. Technology, creativity, and adaptability matter more than ever, yet many people grow up unprepared for real life, money, and purpose.
As a mom, entrepreneur, and business owner, I searched for programs that reflected what I wanted my children to learn. When I could not find anything that truly aligned, I decided we would create it ourselves — right at our kitchen table.
What began as simple conversations became The Mom and Kids Show — a podcast where my boys and I talk about God, money, business, and life in a way that feels real and approachable. Each episode is short, engaging, and includes a moment for families to think critically, build creativity, and apply what they learn.
— frequently asked —
Questions Families Ask Us Most
Is there a faith-based podcast about money for families?
Are there podcasts hosted by kids about business and money?
What is the best Christian podcast for parents teaching kids about money?
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