J.R. Whalen
speaker
37,077 appearances
1,141 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2017
last heard Jan 2025
J.R. Whalen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This episode was produced by me, J.R.
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Whelan, with supervising producer Melanie Roy.
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Thanks for listening.
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Hey, listeners, before we get into today's episode, we want to hear from you.
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What financial goals are you setting for yourself in 2025?
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Are you looking to level up your skills at work in search of a new job?
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Or maybe you want to save more money or start investing.
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Share your plans with us and you could be featured in an upcoming episode of your money briefing.
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Send us a voice note to YMB at WSJ.com or 212-416-3413.
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And now onto the show.
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Here's your Money Briefing from Monday, November 18th.
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I'm J.R.
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Whelan for The Wall Street Journal.
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COVID, hybrid work schedules, the arrival of Gen Z, they've all changed, even disrupted, the workplace in just the past several years.
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And WSJ Work and Life columnist Rachel Feinzig has guided our readers and listeners through it all.
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After a nearly 20-year career at WSJ, she's sharing her biggest takeaways.
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We'll talk with Rachel about dealing with bosses, coworkers, and knowing when it's time to get a new job.
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That's after the break.
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After four years of writing the WSJ's Work and Life column and talking about it here on Your Money Briefing, Rachel Feinsig is moving on.
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Rachel, you're leaving us.
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