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The Indicator from Planet Money

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A bite-sized show about big ideas. From the people who make Planet Money, The Indicator helps you make sense of what's happening in today's economy. It's a quick hit of insight into money, work, and business. Monday through Friday, in 10 minutes or less.LIVE TOUR & BOOK INFO: planetmoneybook.com

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Recent Guests

Sanyu Lakoma
Junior majoring in broadcast journalism at Howard University
Howard University
Episode: Jobs that new college grads are and are not landing
Laura Ulrich
Director of Economic Research at Indeed
Indeed
Episode: Jobs that new college grads are and are not landing
Monica Maya
Senior majoring in chemical engineering at Howard University
Howard University
Episode: Jobs that new college grads are and are not landing
Alex Mayyasi
Contributor to Planet Money; author of the Planet Money book
Planet Money
Episode: Greetings from: Our favorite public goods
Ricardo Morales
Vendor and collector at the Denver Card Show
Independent vendor
Episode: Why Pokémon cards are growing faster than your retirement account
Joshua Johnson
Co-founder of CardLadder
CardLadder
Episode: Why Pokémon cards are growing faster than your retirement account
Chris Gonzalez
Collector featured at the Denver Card Show
Independent collector
Episode: Why Pokémon cards are growing faster than your retirement account
Peyton Daigle
Collector at the Denver Card Show
Collector
Episode: Why Pokémon cards are growing faster than your retirement account
Natasha Sarin
Economist and president of Budget Lab at Yale
Yale University
Episode: Who's afraid of private credit?

Hosts

Adrian Ma
Host and co-host of various episodes, Adrian often brings insights that resonate with audience concerns about economics and market dynamics.
Darian Woods
Co-host and contributor, Darian provides a blend of humor and analytical depth, helping to engage listeners with nuanced discussions on economics.
Wailin Wong
Co-host who often infuses lively commentary and listener engagement into discussions, making complex economic ideas relatable and entertaining.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 13.2k ratings
  • Good Show, Needs an air horn

    I truly enjoy the show, this review would be a 5 but they retired the air horn. If it comes back I will make it a 5

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    KCMustang
    United Statesa month ago
  • Long Tome Listener - Reform Is Needed

    Still a good show - I’ve listened to every episode and I still enjoy it. If these get read I hope that NPR will refocus on what made the show great originally. Unbiased observation and explanation of interesting and topical economics.

    I concur with some of the comments about the hosts - it may be time for a shake up.

    Overall - hope this encourages NPR to tighten up the show some.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    J’s Reviews1
    United States2 months ago
  • Daily favorite

    One of my favorite daily podcasts. Quick, informative and easy to understand - what else do you need? The hosts are great. It’s wonderful to have Adrian back too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Magus2012
    United States2 months ago
  • It’s about politics as much as economics

    Used to be a good short podcast to escape political news and learn about economics and a quantitative take on the state of the world. Now nearly every episode has an extremely non-subtle and non-neutral political message.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    approximatelynonanonamous
    United States2 months ago
  • This podcast has a tendency to fall short of looking at Big pictures and focus only on a narrow section of the reports that it makes. In the data center report they only focus on data centers causing electric infrastructure to go up ignoring States like New York or doing away with natural gas in favor of electric and the effects of electric vehicles on the grid they need to broaden their scope

    Podcast Addict
    3
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    2 months ago

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Listeners find the content to be engaging and informative, with many appreciating the concise format that makes complex topics accessible.
There are mixed feelings about some hosts, with some listeners urging for a change due to perceived tone while others enjoy their approach.
The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for staying informed on economic affairs without overwhelming jargon.

Chart Rankings

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#18
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Apple Podcasts
#38
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Apple Podcasts
#21
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#99
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#50
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#50
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Jobs that new college grads are and are not landing
Q: Tell me about your job search process. How's that been going?
Monica Maya describes applying to roughly 50 jobs over six months, facing denials but continuing to search, which shows the difficulty and persistence required for entry-level roles. Sanyu Lakoma echoes concerns about peers graduating soon, while Laura Ulrich provides context that job postings vary by field and that persistence remains important.
Should colleges accept money from bad people?
Q: Why do universities sometimes accept money from controversial donors?
Universities often face a trade-off between immediate funding needs and long-term reputational risk; donations can fund labs and students more quickly with fewer barriers than government grants, but they raise questions about integrity and influence.
Why Paramount went looney tunes for Warner Bros.
Q: Give us the capsule summary of who David Ellison is and why he's central to this deal.
David Ellison is the son of Larry Ellison, has built a career as a producer with high-profile projects, and is driving a strategy to expand Paramount Skydance into a mega-studio by aligning with Warner Bros. Discovery, backed by his family's wealth and Silicon Valley connections.
Can I get my tariff money back now?
Q: How would the refund process work?
The short answer is, yeah, we don't know and nobody knows.
Can I get my tariff money back now?
Q: So can you tell me just how you're feeling this morning?
I appreciate you asking. You know, I am feeling fine.

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3. Monica Maya
4. Alex Mayyasi
5. Ricardo Morales
6. Joshua Johnson
7. Chris Gonzalez
8. Peyton Daigle

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