Greg Rosalski
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658 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 1 Jul
Greg Rosalski’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She moved into a new Hope Six building when she was 19.
Her childhood happened in the old version of Richard Allen Homes.
She says almost all her friends growing up were from there.
But her son, he grew up in the new version.
Do you feel like your childhood was different from his childhood?
How?
Huicina says her son always did what he was told.
He was kind of a rule follower.
He was really into Legos and electronics as a kid.
Wysina's son graduated from high school about a decade ago.
He was there for a year, then he moved on to a trade school.
Wysina's son turns 30 this year, the age Raj's team looked at to see how Hope Six Kids' economic lives turned out.
Her son, he's engaged, he's got a steady job driving a semi-truck, and he's studying to get certified as an HVAC technician.
If you want to learn more about the study in this show, Greg also wrote an amazing Planet Money newsletter about it that does an incredible deep dive on the research.
You can sign up for that at npr.org slash planetmoneynewsletter.
Today's episode was produced by Luis Gallo with help from Sam Yellow Horse Kessler.
It was edited by Jess Jang, fact-checked by Ciara Juarez, and engineered by Jimmy Keeley.
Alex Goldmark is our executive producer.
I'm Greg Rosalski.
And I'm Keith Romer.
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