Mitchell Hartman
speaker
1,173 appearances
40 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 10 Sep
Mitchell Hartman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Storms, floods, and fires are ever more extreme.
And yet, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is fighting for its life.
People are waking up in droves to the FEMA camps.
Can the agency survive the stories that have been told about it?
And can we survive without FEMA?
American Emergency, the movement to kill FEMA, is a brand new series from WNYC's On The Media.
Listen wherever you get your podcasts.
Economists' predictions for April job creation are all over the map, from 50,000 on up.
Bill Adams at Fifth Third Commercial Bank is predicting 120,000 new jobs after the bullish report on private sector growth from ADP.
Employers added jobs at the fastest pace since early 2025.
Jobless claims ticking lower in recent weeks, another sign that people who are losing jobs are finding them relatively quickly.
True, the Iran war and soaring oil prices are a major source of uncertainty for employers going forward.
But Adams says after holding back on hiring in the face of tariff uncertainty last year, many businesses are now feeling more confident.
There are worrying signs in the mix of jobs the economy's creating, says Dan North at credit insurer Allianz Trade.
Driven largely by the needs of aging baby boomers.
That to me is a little bit fragile.
Gosh, what would it be if we didn't have an aging population?
Well, then you'd have to wonder, oh, where is the growth coming from?
Another cause for concern, deteriorating wage growth, says Dean Baker at the Center for Economic and Policy Research.
Back in 2024 and 2025, average hourly earnings were rising around 4% a year.
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