Amanda Aronchik
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Podcast Appearances
We know you know this. So please take a few minutes to save hours of time in the coming year. This is Planet Money from NPR.
We know you know this. So please take a few minutes to save hours of time in the coming year. This is Planet Money from NPR.
We know you know this. So please take a few minutes to save hours of time in the coming year. This is Planet Money from NPR.
Hey, it's Amanda Aronchik. The year is almost over. You've heard a lot of pitches asking you to support NPR. To the many of you who have given, thank you. Now, if you are sick of these pitches, chances are you are a heavy podcast listener that you get a lot out of NPR podcasts like Planet Money, The Indicator, Up First, the NPR Politics podcast.
Hey, it's Amanda Aronchik. The year is almost over. You've heard a lot of pitches asking you to support NPR. To the many of you who have given, thank you. Now, if you are sick of these pitches, chances are you are a heavy podcast listener that you get a lot out of NPR podcasts like Planet Money, The Indicator, Up First, the NPR Politics podcast.
Hey, it's Amanda Aronchik. The year is almost over. You've heard a lot of pitches asking you to support NPR. To the many of you who have given, thank you. Now, if you are sick of these pitches, chances are you are a heavy podcast listener that you get a lot out of NPR podcasts like Planet Money, The Indicator, Up First, the NPR Politics podcast.
In order to make all our shows possible, NPR has sponsors. Sponsors slot messages into podcast episodes. You hear them every show unless... Thank you so much for having me. So just consider, like, what is 12 hours of your time worth? And imagine spending that on something that matters and keeping those 12 hours. Supporting public media is a public good, especially right now. Information matters.
In order to make all our shows possible, NPR has sponsors. Sponsors slot messages into podcast episodes. You hear them every show unless... Thank you so much for having me. So just consider, like, what is 12 hours of your time worth? And imagine spending that on something that matters and keeping those 12 hours. Supporting public media is a public good, especially right now. Information matters.
In order to make all our shows possible, NPR has sponsors. Sponsors slot messages into podcast episodes. You hear them every show unless... Thank you so much for having me. So just consider, like, what is 12 hours of your time worth? And imagine spending that on something that matters and keeping those 12 hours. Supporting public media is a public good, especially right now. Information matters.
Facts matter. Context and perspective matter. We know you know this. So please take a few minutes to save hours of time in the coming year. A warning, there is some cursing in Spanish in this episode. It involves a man and a shrub.
Facts matter. Context and perspective matter. We know you know this. So please take a few minutes to save hours of time in the coming year. A warning, there is some cursing in Spanish in this episode. It involves a man and a shrub.
Facts matter. Context and perspective matter. We know you know this. So please take a few minutes to save hours of time in the coming year. A warning, there is some cursing in Spanish in this episode. It involves a man and a shrub.
Yes. These episodes come out every two weeks. You know, basically our bonus episodes, they might be extended cuts of interviews. They might be interviews that come from our newsletter. We might talk about how an episode was made. Occasionally we do a movie club where we talk about economics and a film. Kenny, I understand that you are going to do that again soon. Love it.
Yes. These episodes come out every two weeks. You know, basically our bonus episodes, they might be extended cuts of interviews. They might be interviews that come from our newsletter. We might talk about how an episode was made. Occasionally we do a movie club where we talk about economics and a film. Kenny, I understand that you are going to do that again soon. Love it.
Yes. These episodes come out every two weeks. You know, basically our bonus episodes, they might be extended cuts of interviews. They might be interviews that come from our newsletter. We might talk about how an episode was made. Occasionally we do a movie club where we talk about economics and a film. Kenny, I understand that you are going to do that again soon. Love it.
Is that really the movie? Yeah.
Is that really the movie? Yeah.
Is that really the movie? Yeah.
Yes, that's true. And for the season of giving, I come bearing news you can use. It's whatever. It fits in a stocking. Yeah, you wrap it up, you put that under the tree, put it in the stocking. This is advice on what you can do to protect your personal information if you've been part of a data breach. Even if you have not been part of a data breach, some of this will be news that you can use.
Yes, that's true. And for the season of giving, I come bearing news you can use. It's whatever. It fits in a stocking. Yeah, you wrap it up, you put that under the tree, put it in the stocking. This is advice on what you can do to protect your personal information if you've been part of a data breach. Even if you have not been part of a data breach, some of this will be news that you can use.