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News
Marketplace
Marketplace (PM)
Week of January 2
- Kai talks with Edgar Dworsky, a consumer protections expert, about his work cataloging shrinkflation for years.
- A new law will go into effect next year in California aimed at promoting worker-owned businesses. Worker cooperatives and similar models have been found to be beneficial for both workers and businesses, creating a virtuous cycle where workers have a stake in improving the productivity of the business because they’ll get a share in its success. The model could also offer an avenue for succession for the hundreds of thousands of businesses in the state with owners nearing retirement. Marketplace’s Meghan McCarty Carino reports.
Marketplace Tech
- Jan 2: Tech presents an encore of our show about NFTs and copyright, in a Q with Aram Sinnreich of American University.
- Jan 3: A conversation between Kimberly Adams and author Karen Levy, on her new book, Data Driven: Truckers, Technology, and the New Workplace Surveillance, about the future of trucking with AI.
- Jan 4: A conversation between Meghan McCarty Carino and Alexander Rose with the Long Now Foundation, about a 10,000-year clock being built inside a mountain in Texas….a project which is funded by Jeff Bezos.
- Jan 5: We’ll present a conversation about what comes next for the crypto industry and investors in 2023, in a conversation between McCarty Carino and Unchained podcast host Laura Shin.
Arts and Culture
The Splendid Table
January 6
- This week, we’re spending an hour with an Indian icon, Raghavan Iyer. Raghavan is the author of many books on Indian food including Betty Crocker’s Indian Home Cooking, The Turmeric Trail and the seminal 660 Curries. Raghavan was once named cooking teacher of the year by the International Association of Culinary Professionals, and he is one of the people who have laid the foundation for the blooming proliferation of wonderful Indian food in the US.
Timely Selections
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Wellness: Seoul’s over-65s like disco ‘like medicine’ for seniors
- Description: A daytime disco for over-65s in the Korean capital Seoul is giving seniors a new lease of life. The event is the first of its kind organised by the local government and aims to tackle loneliness and dementia in the rapidly ageing country. Produced by Olivia Lang and Julie Yoonnyung Lee. Filmed by Youjin Do and Olivia Lang Image: elderly dancers wearing neon, credit BBC.
- Suggested social copy: A daytime disco for over-65s in the Korean capital Seoul is giving seniors a new lease of life.
- Duration: 2 minutes 29 seconds
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APM Presents special staff pick
Sobered: More than Dry January
Broadcast Window: Jan 1 – Feb 28, 2023
Length: One hour
Embodied host Anita Rao examines the tenets and experiences of sober curiosity through a conversation with two people who collectively have close to two decades of sobriety experience. The two reflect on how their sobriety journeys have shaped everything from their romantic and platonic relationships to their careers and thoughts about the future. Questions? Please contact your Station Representative.