
The most important stories about money, business and power. Hosted by Ryan Knutson and Jessica Mendoza. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Get show merch here: wsjshop.com/collections/clothing
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness NewsDaily News | |||

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Plenty of left leaning selective podcasting that neglects the need for unbiased news. The stories are selected and very one sided. I challenge them to have an episode that is not from a left leaning perspective.
While the rest of the world has been on fire about the Jeffrey Epstein files for the last three weeks, the Journal seems to think China’s activities in Ohio are far more interesting. In fact, the journal seems to think everything is more interesting than this. But what is truly scary is that the right leaning version of this podcast, also by the Wall Street Journal, “Potomac watch“ has also not mentioned it. Literally not one mention. Go check. It has actually been laughable the kind of “news“ t... more
Best podcast you can find anywhere. This is where I get all my information
I stumbled across Camp Swamp Road via a list of recommended podcast. I am from and live in SC and less than 2hrs from the case so it caught my attention. The journalism and telling of the case was fantastic and educational. I wish more individuals truly understood Stand Your Ground and the nuances that can further complicate the law, state to state. My only complaint about The Journal, as a whole, is the lack of organization, with its content. I had to search the title and find each episode of t... more
You tried to caricature him as an anti vaccine loon when he was extremely pro covid vaccines, just not for children. Absurd. Did you even reach out to him for interview about WHY he denied the Moderna flu shot?
I have been a listener for ten years now. I am done. I don’t know why you would debase the good name of the WSJ with this bad reporting.
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The show consistently covers money, business, and power through timely reporting on finance, policy, technology, and global events. Episodes blend in-depth investigations with market context, regulatory dynamics, and geopolitical developments, often featuring prominent journalists from a leading business news outlet and occasional industry guests. A standout aspect is the collaborative production between a major newspaper and a streaming platform, which shapes a polished, enterprise-grade reporting style that can translate well to sponsorships and high-profile guest appearances. Listeners are likely drawn to concise narratives with clear takeaways about how policy, markets, and technology intersect with real-world outcomes.
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Recent guests on The Journal. include:
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3. Xu Bo
4. Katherine Long
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6. Jared Diamond
7. Jeff Jackson
8. Anna Maria Gallozzi
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