Sean Rameswaram

In just about a week, Rupert Murdoch is going to launch a new publication, the California Post.

In digital and print, no less, it's been described as a New York Post for the left coast.

If Mr. Murdoch seems unbothered by reports of the death of media, perhaps that's for a reason.

Murdoch media isn't dying.

Former Fox News personalities are currently running the Departments of Defense and Transportation.

One is the border czar.

One is the director of national intelligence.

And Donald Trump, you may recall, is in the White House.

Rupert Murdoch knows what he's doing.

Today on Today Explained, a rerun of a show we ran last fall.

My co-host, Sean Ramos, for him on how Rupert Murdoch remade the world.

And then three, you know, not just a desire to inform the public about politics, but to drive politics himself.

This week, I'm chatting with Jerry Lee, the career wizard and co-founder of Juan Salting, who left Google to help millions land their dream jobs.

Jerry gets brutally honest about the career myths that are keeping you broke, why six figures may not be the flex it used to be, and the exact three steps you need to take right now if you're dreading your job search in this spooky market.

Plus, he's spilling the tea on the worst resumes he's ever seen, his biggest money lesson and why he's giving away free career resources to his 3.5 million followers when he could be charging for everything.

Whether you're hoping to lock in that promotion, pivot to something new or finally crack six figures, Jerry's breaking down the real strategies that actually work.

Get ready for an unfiltered conversation about building the career and the bank account you actually want in 2026.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts or watch on youtube.com slash yourrichbff.

Rupert Murdoch's first foray into the American media isn't on TV.

It's not in New York.