Alexi Horowitz-Ghazi

Are you free?

Because if you are, I think you should come to the 92nd Street Y to hang out with me and some of my friends.

It is the first debut stop on our 12-city book tour to celebrate the publication of our first ever book, Planet Money, a guide to the economic forces that shape your life.

Every stop on this tour will be unique with different hosts and guests.

And if you get a ticket, you can get a tour-exclusive tote bag

with your purchase while supplies last.

So at the 92nd Street Y on Monday, April 6th, it'll be me, Amanda Aronjic, Darian Woods, book author Alex Miasi, and the economist Emily Auster, who is most famous, I think, for letting pregnant women know that they can actually drink coffee.

So please come and bring your very best economic questions for us.

We can't wait to hang out.

Find the show nearest you at the link in show notes or go to planetmoneybook.com.

And thank you.

If you want to support our work, you can donate at npr.org slash donate.

And thank you.

And I'm Mary Childs.

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Thanks for listening.

We've got some big news.

Planet Money is going on tour to promote our first ever book.

It comes out in April.

We'll be celebrating in about a dozen cities.