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Marketplace by APM
Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
Los Angeles, CA 3,796 followers
About us
Careers information at: marketplace.org/careers Marketplace® defines your place in the economy, and has for nearly 30 years. It’s innovative journalism and interesting voices that fit the everyday. Produced and distributed by American Public Media (APM), Marketplace programs are broadcast on 800 public radio stations nationwide and heard by more than 14 million weekly listeners. The Marketplace® portfolio has the largest broadcast audience of any business news program, on radio or television, in the country. Marketplace also has a robust digital audience, with more than 4 million podcast downloads and audio requests every month. Noted for its timely, relevant and accessible coverage of business and the economy, Marketplace raises the economic intelligence of the country through the unorthodox story, the casual conversation, and the unexpected angle on the news. The Marketplace portfolio includes: Marketplace®— our flagship program helmed by Kai Ryssdal — examines what the day in money delivered, through stories, conversations, newsworthy numbers and more. Tune in weekday evenings to your local public radio station or listen on-demand anytime, anywhere. Marketplace Morning Report®, hosted by David Brancaccio, explores the latest on markets, money, jobs and innovation. It's the context you need to make smart decisions, airing up to five times each morning. Marketplace Weekend®, hosted by Lizzie O’Leary, brings you powerful stories from economies both large and personal, at a pace that suits your weekend life. Marketplace Tech®, hosted by Molly Wood, helps listeners understand the business behind the technology that's rewiring our lives, offered each weekday. Marketplace also offers a suite of digital on-demand podcasts: marketplace.org/podcasts
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http://www.marketplace.org
External link for Marketplace by APM
- Industry
- Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, CA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- Business and economic news, Public radio, Media and broadcasting, Podcasting, News, and Radio
Locations
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Primary
261 S. Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA, US
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747 Third Ave.
New York, NY, US
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1150 Connecticut Ave., NW
Washington, DC, US
Employees at Marketplace by APM
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Diantha Parker
Senior Editor at Marketplace by APM
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Neal Scarbrough
General Manager, Marketplace. Decorated Multimedia Exec, Head of Content, Production Lead, Agent for Diversity.
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Mark Crowley
Chief Operating Officer, Marketplace by American Public Media
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Zoneil Maharaj
Journalist and Digital Strategist
Updates
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Our work habits have changed drastically from pre-pandemic times — so has the language we use to describe them. Many workers who used to pride themselves on productivity now subscribe to “bare minimum Mondays.” During the height of the pandemic, many people left their jobs certain that they could find something better. Nowadays, you might find yourself “rage-applying” to a job you don’t even want. Here’s how workplace lingo reflects the power balance between employer and employee. Reporting by Stacey Vanek Smith. Hear the full story at https://mktplc.org/4c15DWw
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With the election less than 5 months away, politics are at the top of many people’s minds, including your coworkers. But is it proper etiquette to discuss politics in the workplace? Amy Scott and Kimberly Adams play a game of “Half full, half empty” during Make Me Smart's virtual happy hour livestream. Watch the full episode at mktplc.org/3LERvrm and join us every Friday at 3:30 p.m. PST/6:30 p.m. EST on our YouTube channel.
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Every year, Social Security benefits are adjusted for inflation using what’s called a cost of living adjustment? It’s based on the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, or the CPI-W. Unfortunately, these cost of living adjustments have lagged behind the rate of inflation. Full story 👉 mktplc.org/3WLF3g5, with reporting by Janet Nguyen.
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Economics doesn’t have to be boring. And it’s useful to understand — even if you aren’t an economist or work in finance. So, let’s learn (or relearn) the basics of economics together. One week at a time: https://mktplc.org/4cPzL8E
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$50, $300, $10,000 – How much money do you spend on your favorite things? At Anime Expo in Los Angeles, "Make Me Smart" Host Kimberly Adams and Social Associate Producer Emily Macune talked to anime fans from all over the world about what it's like spending money as an anime fan.
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If a job offer seems too good to be true, that’s probably because it is. Scams targeting job seekers via text, WhatsApp, and LinkedIn are on the rise. But there are some telltale red flags 🚩 These messages are often unsolicited with vague details, sometimes requesting money or banking info. Some scams will even fake an interview process — but never in person. Make sure to do thorough research on potential employers and check if anyone else has reported a scam. Listen to the full article at mktplc.org/4d97ARI, with reporting by Stephanie Hughes.
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These days, spending a paycheck on concert tickets is the norm. But it wasn't always that way. Swipe to see how the music industry got flipped on its head >>> Reporting by Janet Nguyen. Read the full story at mktplc.org/3xZI4Qc.
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"All you can eat." Those four words get customers in the doors of restaurants, but it can also hurt their bottom line. So, restaurants have to get creative to please customers while also saving money. Reporter Stacey Vanek Smith and producer Jamila Huxtable went to Red Lobster in Times Square to share four tricks some restaurants use to make sure "all you can eat" is a little less than all you can 🍤
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When DJ Asha began her career as a teenager in the 1990s, she had to be choosy about which vinyl records she brought to gigs. These days, she can bring her entire catalog to gigs on her laptop. But the revolution in DJ technology has not been without challenges. On the latest from our "My Analog Life" series, DJ Asha recalls the early days of her career.