Best Agency Nation Insurance Marketing Podcasts (2024)

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How many Native people live in the U.S.? Good question. 27:21

2h ago27:21

27:21

Federal surveys aren’t great at collecting data on Native Americans. One reason? As many as 60% of people who check the American Indian/Alaska Native box on forms also check another race box, the Brookings Institution found. In this episode, we’ll explain how undercounting impacts the federal government’s fulfillment of its obligations to Native na…

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Unemployment ticks up 1:05

2d ago1:05

1:05

Markets hit new highs; Unemployment rose to 4.1% in June; Fed report emphasizes independence; Air travel complaints rise.By Marketplace / Nova Safo and Justin Ho

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The Fight For Rights…Happy 248th, America–But This July 4th Is Waaaaaay More Than Hotdogs And Fun…Visit The Take Action Page–AND ACT!!…Incredible Week Of Supreme Court Rulings…The Injured–Legal Or Physical ... 47:02

2d ago47:02

47:02

CRITICAL, CURRENT ARTICLES RAT-A-TAT-TAT PRESIDENTIAL 2024 ALT LEFT CHINA OUR ENEMY CLIMATE CHANGE CONSTITUTION CORRUPTION ECONOMY ELECTION FRAUD FAMILY SAFETY FINANCIAL & PHYSICAL PREPAREDNESS GLOBALISM GUN CONTROL IMMIGRATION INTERNATIONAL MEDIA MESS MILITARY OBAMA PRIVATE PROPERTY PSYOPS RINO WATCH TERROR TREASON WOKE WOMEN CRITICAL, CURRENT VID…

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There’s a bit less sizzle in the labor market 1:33

2h ago1:33

1:33

The Labor Department said today that 206,000 new jobs were created in June and the May jobs number was revised down; wages rose 0.3% last month; stocks, bonds and the British pound all rose today after the Labour Party’s resounding victory; Saks Fifth Avenue is buying Neiman Marcus Group.By Marketplace / Nova Safo and Justin Ho

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More signs of a cooling labor market 8:44

11h ago8:44

8:44

The U.S. economy added 206,000 jobs in June, according to the labor department. But job growth in previous months was revised down significantly. What can we make of this data? And what does it mean for next steps for the Federal Reserve? Workers also saw the slowest pace of wage growth in two years. And later: views on France’s election and econom…

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Not necessarily a “new dawn” for economic policy in the U.K. 7:10

5h ago7:10

7:10

While the Labour Party saw a historic win in Thursday’s general election in the U.K., the new prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, is without a raft of money to implement sweeping reforms. So how will the new government differ economically from the one seen under Conservative rule? And later, it’s hard to prepare a meal with a newborn in your hands. T…

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A landslide for Labour in the U.K. election 9:16

7h ago9:16

9:16

From the BBC World Service: The Labour Party, led by Sir Keir Starmer, won a sweeping victory in the U.K.’s general election held Thursday. We’ll hear from voters about what they hope for in the new government and interrogate just how much change the new administration can realistically deliver. Plus, French voters are also going to the polls on Su…

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Bytes: Week in Review — the most impactful moment, the biggest flub and the most underreported story in tech 15:00

1h ago15:00

15:00

We’ve reached the midyear mark for 2024, so for our weekly review show, “Tech Bytes,” we are breaking format and taking stock of the past six months in tech with Maria Curi, tech policy reporter at Axios. Marketplace’s Lily Jamali asked her what she thought was the most underreported story of the last six months. And what was the biggest flub? We’l…

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From “This Is Uncomfortable”: The high price of cheap clothes 36:31

1h ago36:31

36:31

Hey Smarties! We’re on a little break for the Fourth of July holiday. So today we’re bringing you an episode from our friends at “This Is Uncomfortable.” It’s all about the fashion industry and the workers who make the clothes we buy (and often throw away). In this episode, producer Alice Wilder introduces us to one garment worker’s personal fight …

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The wages vs. inflation horse race 26:47

2h ago26:47

26:47

The May jobs report said wages had risen about 4% over 12 months, while inflation was 3.3% over the same period. Good news, right? Then why did consumer sentiment hit a 7-month low in June? In this episode, other wages-related measurements that might explain that economic pessimism. Plus, a Yale legislation-scoring group focuses on outcomes, and pr…

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A conversation about reparations and discovering family histories 7:54

34m ago7:54

7:54

As part of our “Golden Promises” series, we’re exploring the battle over slavery reparations in California. Today, Marketplace special correspondent Lee Hawkins speaks with Lotte Lieb Dula, founder of Reparations 4 Slavery, about the discovery of her family’s connection to slavery and how she’s working to repair and make things right. Also on the s…

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Is Social Security a drag on national debt? Depends on how you define “debt.” 7:06

11h ago7:06

7:06

The national debt is tremendous and growing. And as lawmakers talk about ways to address it, Social Security spending — which totals roughly $1.5 trillion a year — is often brought up as playing a big role. But by law, Social Security cannot contribute to the national debt. Today, we’ll parse exactly how the Social Security Administration invests m…

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Jamaica hit by Hurricane Beryl 7:11

1h ago7:11

7:11

From the BBC World Service: Hurricane Beryl has hit Jamaica after leaving an “Armageddon-like” trail in Grenada, but the Jamaican prime minster says the worst is yet to come. We’ll hear more. Then, in India, women in the western state of Gujarat are being offered compensation that allows them to stay home during periods of extremely hot weather. An…

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The unstoppable rise of Swedish music tech 7:46

2h ago7:46

7:46

Streaming giants Spotify and SoundCloud were both founded in Stockholm, and over the past two decades the Swedish capital has developed a reputation as a European hub for companies blending music and innovation. So why does this small Nordic city punch above its weight in music tech, and are start-ups still able to thrive there after a rocky few ye…

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From “Million Bazillion”: Why is there so much gold at Fort Knox? 29:02

2h ago29:02

29:02

Hey Smarties! We’re off for the Fourth of July holiday. So today we’re bringing you a super fun episode of “Million Bazillion” that’ll teach you and your kiddos about a bit of our nation’s history and a highly secretive landmark. It’s all about Fort Knox, known as one of the most secure places in the world, and why it holds so much of the country’s…

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The Federal Reserve’s fork in the road 28:11

8h ago28:11

28:11

The Federal Reserve has a decision to make: cut interest rates to help the slackening job market and risk the progress it’s made in cooling inflation, or keep rates high — which could push unemployment up. In this episode, we’ll explain the economic inflection point and why interest rates don’t have the relationship to the labor market they once ha…

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Fed to wait and see on inflation 1:05

8h ago1:05

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Markets hit new highs; Fed minutes show a wait and see approach to rate cuts; Labor market shows more signs of slowing; Skydance-Paramount deal back on.By Marketplace / Nova Safo and Justin Ho

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Our GPS system is wearing down 9:15

11h ago9:15

9:15

Much in our modern lives depends on GPS. But the United States’ GPS system is getting old and hasn’t kept up with international competition. We’ll get into how this leaves the U.S. vulnerable to national security threats. And, new data shows that as abortion protections have eroded across the country, more young women have been getting sterilized. …

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How many Native people live in the U.S.? Good question. 27:21

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Unemployment ticks up 1:05

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The Fight For Rights…Happy 248th, America–But This July 4th Is Waaaaaay More Than Hotdogs And Fun…Visit The Take Action Page–AND ACT!!…Incredible Week Of Supreme Court Rulings…The Injured–Legal Or Physical ... 47:02

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There’s a bit less sizzle in the labor market 1:33

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More signs of a cooling labor market 8:44

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Not necessarily a “new dawn” for economic policy in the U.K. 7:10

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A landslide for Labour in the U.K. election 9:16

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Bytes: Week in Review — the most impactful moment, the biggest flub and the most underreported story in tech 15:00

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From “This Is Uncomfortable”: The high price of cheap clothes 36:31

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The wages vs. inflation horse race 26:47

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A conversation about reparations and discovering family histories 7:54

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Is Social Security a drag on national debt? Depends on how you define “debt.” 7:06

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Jamaica hit by Hurricane Beryl 7:11

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The unstoppable rise of Swedish music tech 7:46

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From “Million Bazillion”: Why is there so much gold at Fort Knox? 29:02

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The Federal Reserve’s fork in the road 28:11

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Fed to wait and see on inflation 1:05

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Our GPS system is wearing down 9:15

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