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I love this show, it is amazing. Although I am not the target audience (being ten years old) but it needs to be less simple.
I really really used to look forward to new Planet Money episodes, but there has been a noticeable change to the program’s direction. I want to hear Planet Money content. I don’t want Planet Money to be used as a vessel to prop up struggling podcasts. Please reconsider the new direction and let go of what’s not working.
The final NPR podcast worth listening to is finally no longer even worth that…
I am usually terrified/uncomfortable/nauseous to talk about money, but a spoonful of Planet Money makes the inflation go down in the most delightful way. That’s the power of great storytelling. Love their TikTok!
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