
Bloomberg Businessweek brings you a smart and fun chat show about all things...business. Hosted by award-winning business and economics journalists Max Chafkin (author of The Contrarian: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley’s Pursuit of Power) and Stacey Vanek Smith (former co-host of NPR’s Planet Money and reporter for Marketplace), Everybody's Business is powered by the unparalleled sources and report... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | a year ago |
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This week, there’s a lot to digest. Max and Stacey dig into the recent elections in Michigan and what this means for the future of political spending with Businessweek correspondent Wes Kosova. Plus, Deena Shanker unpacks the image problem at the Dep... more
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This week, the economy takes us on a long trip of its own. Rockefeller International's Ruchir Sharma guides Stacey and Max through the siren sound of tariffs, populism and a bubble that may soon pop. Then, AI companies chart a course into an unexpect... more
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The guest experts brought on are consistently duds. On any given issue they're asked about, they seem to know less than the typical layman. If you can't get good guests, it's fine to just do the episodes solo.
Normally i dont give review for podcasts but i just cant stand it anymore. The hosts asked why should elon musk carry price premium for space x??? Really? Why should a generational talent, Thomas edison 10x be with price premium? Come on, you are not well suited to work at Bloomberg if you ask this. Get another job elsewhere.
Great show! Fun and interesting, plus smart as all get out. Have loved Stacey since NPR and was devastated when she left, especially because she seemed to slip away quietly. But it has been good to hear her on APM and now on this show! The latest episode had a segment that involved photos though, and that was really frustrating for a podcast! If you’re going to do that, please have some way for the audience to look at what you’re referencing, such as on the show’s website or an associated IG acc... more
Delighted to find Stacey again. Love the show, the format. One question. Why do intelligent, thoughtful people have to insert LIKE every fifth word. The vector that spread this annoying ( really annoying ) disease? Podcasts and their hosts. If you can’t speak contemporaneously about a topic then write the damn content like the news media has done for decades and delete the unnecessary, unprofessional filler words.
so happy to have her back in my ears! everything she touches is golden!
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This weekly chat show blends macroeconomics, business, technology, and culture through sharp, conversation-driven analysis anchored by Bloomberg journalists. It frequently features economists, industry reporters, and policymakers discussing topics like inflation, AI, market dynamics, corporate leadership, and public policy, often with a playful, human-centered lens that connects big trends to everyday life. Notable strengths include strong host rapport, access to Bloomberg's financial and policy reporters, and a willingness to mix heavy analysis with lighter, human-interest segments. Listeners can expect practical context for understanding markets, the economy, and how money shapes business and society, with guests ranging from economists a... more
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Recent guests on Everybody's Business include:
1. Wes Kosova
2. Eric Wiener
3. Ori Zohar
4. Denitsa Sekhova
5. Ruchir Sharma
6. Tim O'Brien
7. Naureen Malik
8. Ben Steverman
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