Money Rehab with Nicole Lapin
Declassifying JFK, RFK, MLK Assassination Docs; Trump Deportations; Hegseth Confirmation; New SoCal Fires; Oscar Noms
24 Jan 2025
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I'm Nicole Lappin, the only financial expert you don't need a dictionary to understand. It's time for some money rehab.
Hi, this is Mo Schwanunu, the Mo from Mo News. You might be familiar with us from our Instagram account or our daily podcast. I'm a longtime TV news producer who launched an independent news brand just a couple of years ago. As you know, Nicole is on maternity leave. So this week, my co-host Jill and I have been guest hosting Money Rehab and sharing fresh episodes each day of Mo News.
Today's episode is the last of our week of guest hosting. But if you've liked what you've heard, subscribe to Mo News wherever you get your podcasts. Here's today's episode of Mo News. Hey, everybody. It is Thursday, January 23rd. You're listening to the Mo News Podcast. I'm Moshe Wanunu.
And I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.
And we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. Jill, with that old expression that one man's trash is another man's treasure. Fun story I was reading about out of Greece. where somebody apparently threw away a statue, a headless statue that they thought was just, you know, garbage, put in a garbage bag in the city of Saloniki.
It turns out a resident was walking by and was like, this might be worth something, this headless statue. It turns out the statue, 31-inch statue, so just a couple feet tall, is 2,000 years old. You got to watch out there, I guess, especially in Greece. If you find something in your backyard,
something kind of sitting around you might be sitting on like ancient treasure even if it is a headless statue apparently uh police have an open investigation they talked to the person who threw it away they have not been charged with anything nonetheless this is from the roman era in greece so just a heads up don't quickly well i guess in greece this is especially important but even here in the us you might be sitting on something valuable as you clean out your garage
I don't think you're at that risk on Long Island as much, but be careful what you throw out, right?
Be careful what you throw out. I mean, listen, you're not going to have millennia old stuff in the backyard on Long Island or anywhere else, but you might have something that's really valuable from 100 or a couple hundred years ago, you know, here in American historical terms.
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