WBHM Interviews

North Korea Nukes
No Child Left Behind: Year 4
The Pentecostal Century
From BSC to Saturn's Moon
Mental Health & Workplace Productivity

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Marketplace, is an award-winning daily program reporting about business and finance, in a fresh, new way. Putting a human face on the global economy, the program illuminates the ways that international business and finance relate to listeners' daily lives.

Anchored by Kai Ryssdal and produced by American Public Media, Marketplace draws on an international group of contributing reporters, producers, and commentators for its stories. The business magazine is a 29-minute evening program, airing weekdays in more than 330 markets. In addition to its three U.S.-based news bureaus, Marketplace has international bureaus in Beijing, London, and Tokyo.

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Pelosi: Bailout bill just the beginning: Kai Ryssdal talks with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi about passage of the bailout bill. The congresswoman says plans are in the works to establish regulatory policies and other reforms.
What's next for the bailout plan?: With the financial bailout plan approved, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson wants the operation set up within weeks to instill confidence in the markets. Washington Bureau Chief John Dimsdale looks into what that entails.
Suitors joust to rescue Wachovia: Wachovia has billions of dollars in toxic mortgage debt, which Wells Fargo wants to buy. But Citigroup says it's got first dibs, and Warren Buffett is in on the action too. Janet Babin sorts it out.
This week: Adventures of a bailout plan: The Senate tinkered with the bailout plan, then passed it. And, lo and behold, the House passed it too. Meanwhile, the Dow took a dizzying fall. Kai Ryssdal takes a look at a week that could best be summed up as a real doozy.
Bailout anger cooling among Americans: Marketplace Money Host Tess Vigeland and New York City Bureau Chief Amy Scott give Kai Ryssdal an update from their cross-country trips to see how Americans are doing in our "Road to Ruin?" series.
Financial Crisis 101: CDOs explained: Investment instruments known as collateralized debt obligations are partially to blame for the mortgage crisis. They're complicated and hard to explain, but Rico Gagliano gives it a try with help from Marketplace Senior Editor Paddy Hirsch.

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