Henry Epp
speaker
222 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 11 Sep
Henry Epp’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She bought one of the new homes here after living for years on a large rural lot in a nearby town.
There's not nearly as much space to garden, and for now she's surrounded by construction, but
And she's planning to spruce up her new yard.
And watches the rest of the neighborhood builds up around her.
In Milton, Vermont, I'm Henry App for Marketplace.
Canada's economy basically stalled out when President Trump first started threatening to put huge tariffs on the country's exports last year, and it stayed that way, says Doug Porter at the Bank of Montreal.
Uncertainty around the trade relationship with the US caused Canadian businesses to pause capital investments, says Nathan Jansen at RBC Economics, but they couldn't hold off forever because eventually businesses have to replace equipment.
Plus, Canadian consumers spent more, and Jansen says the buildup of AI data centers is expanding north of the border.
Overall, Canada saw a pretty broad economic rebound in the second quarter, and that could give Canadian leaders a psychological boost, says Julian Caragessian at McGill.
One other positive in Canada's second quarter, exports.
Most of those go to the US, Caragesian says, especially oil and natural gas, but a growing share heads to other countries.
exporting to the US.
I'm Henriette for Marketplace.
Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Leonard Williams spent a chunk of the offseason in Seattle as it hosted the World Cup.
Williams was telling this to reporters in late July.
That game he attended was played on grass, replacing the artificial turf he and his teammates usually play on.
So a reporter asked him,
92% of NFL players agree, according to a 2024 poll conducted by the NFL Players Association, their union.
The union has cited studies in the past that show injury rates are higher on turf, though the NFL points to a third-party study that found injury rates in the 2025 season were about the same on both turf and grass.
But there's one overarching reason that nearly half the stadiums in the
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