Money may be the most relatable topic we can present to students. With tuition, food, housing, inflation, clothes, entertainment, etc., we are inescapably bound to the economy. But instead of embracing modern capitalism, this workshop will show how economics-based lessons can exist within the paradigms of ethics, civic responsibility and environmental justice - as well as simple pleasure shopping. Fortunately, podcasts - a highly practical, comprehensive, accessible medium - offer a cornucopia of compelling content. Since spring 2020, I have utilized podcast-centered economics content, completely in English, during classroom activities, homework assignments, quizzes and even summative assessments. While aided by proper scaffolding, students have delivered convincing results. During the workshop, I will detail the effective implementation of high stakes midterm and final exams created entirely from the contents of 10- to 20-minute economics-themed podcasts. Then, attendees will discuss the topic in small groups, followed by a whole group wrap-up discussion.