WBHM Interviews

Local Government With Kyle Whitmire
A Receiver for Jeffco's Sewer: What Does It Mean?
Increasing Exports
Remembering Cecil Whitmire
Birmingham-Southern's Interim President
David Pollick Resigns
An Alternative Plan For 280
2010 Legislative Interviews
Legislature Mid-Session Progress Report
The Race for Governor
Jefferson County Sheriff Resistant to Budget Cuts
North Korea Nukes
No Child Left Behind: Year 4
The Pentecostal Century
From BSC to Saturn's Moon
Mental Health & Workplace Productivity

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Airing weeknights at 6 p.m., Marketplace is public radio's daily magazine on business and economics news "for the rest of us." This smart, hip and literate program is not only about money and business, but about people, local economies and the world - and what it all means to us. Anchored by Kai Ryssdal and produced by American Public Media, Marketplace draws on an international group of contributing reporters, producers, and commentators. The program boasts the largest audience for any business program in the United States on radio, cable or network television.

Airing Saturdays at 1 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m., Marketplace Money looks at the week's major national and international stories that will impact the average listener's wallet. The program has an intelligent irreverent style with smart topics, expert advice, and current information. Host Tess Vigeland and her guests help listeners map out the course to financial well-being, offering advice on topics like how to pay for college and whether to buy or lease a car as well as the individual impact of national stories.

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