Episodes
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Riding with the repo man (update)
The rise in subprime auto loans has led to an increase in car repossessions, with millions of Americans struggling to keep up with payments.
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Can Trump make buying a home more affordable?
Housing prices have surged, making it increasingly difficult for first-time buyers, exemplifying a growing affordability crisis.
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Can transforming neighborhoods help kids escape poverty?
The HOPE VI program aimed to revamp public housing by integrating diverse income levels in neighborhoods.
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A trip to the magic mushroom megachurch
Psychedelic churches like Zaidor are gaining traction, operating in a legally ambiguous space due to their unique spiritual practices.
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When designing a GAME, what's in a name?
A good name and theme can significantly influence a product's success, especially in retail where quick decisions are made.
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Chevron, Venezuela and the Paradox of Plenty
Chevron's long-standing presence in Venezuela exemplifies the complexities of international business within a shifting political landscape.
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How much money President Trump and his family have made
President Trump and his family have reportedly made nearly $4 billion off of the presidency, primarily due to business deals and income sources linked to his presidential status.
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So are we in an AI bubble? Here are clues to look for.
The stock market's rise, particularly in AI, raises questions of whether we are in a speculative bubble.
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How Black hair care grew Black power
The Johnsons' innovative approach to meeting and anticipating the needs of the Black community played a crucial role in their success.
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Venezuela’s recent economic history (Update)
Venezuela's economic collapse was precipitated by poor management of its oil wealth and the implementation of strict government controls on currency.
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Indicators of the Year, Past and Future
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Why economists got free trade with China so wrong
Mainstream economists long believed free trade was unequivocally beneficial, which recent studies have debunked.
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The Rest of the Story, 2025
Audience support is crucial for NPR and local stations, particularly amidst difficult economic times.
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The summer I turned binge-y
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What AI data centers are doing to your electric bill
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PM does a pop culture draft: 1999 edition
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When Chicago pawned its parking meters
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Strange threadfellows: How the U.S. military shaped what we all wear
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How hurricanes became a hot investment
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Is AI slopifying the job market? (Two Indicators)
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