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Navigating Our Financial Times

Navigating Our Financial Times

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How today's shifting economic landscape affects Arizona families, retirees, workers, and businesses. Hosted by Nicole Cox and Linda O'Bryon with expert guests from academia and journalism, each episode offers clarity, context, and conversation on the real-world impacts of inflation, tariffs, labor shifts, housing, and more — all through a local lens.©2026 AZPM 個人ファイナンス 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Exploring the US Latino Economy

    Exploring the US Latino Economy
    2026/10/05
    While the Latino demographic makes up about one-fifth of the nation's population, research shows this cohort represents almost a third of U.S. economic growth. Dr. Jose Juardo, senior research economist at the Seidman Research Institute at Arizona State University, joins us Navigating Our Financial Times to discuss the findings of the Latino Donor Collaborative Part 1 of the 2026 U.S. Latino Economic Impact Report, published in July.
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    34 分
  • Artificial Intelligence: How tech tools are changing work, school, and the stock market

    Artificial Intelligence: How tech tools are changing work, school, and the stock market
    2026/09/07
    AI has become a part of everyday live for Americans, whether we use the technology directly or not. AI-driven productivity and communications tools dominate the online experience. Speculation about the future of a workforce displaced by AI technology is rampant. And massive data centers built to house generative AI infrastructure are popping up nationwide, often met with opposition by local communities. Two journalists who’ve reported on the impact of AI in their respective beats, Justin Lahart of the Wall Street Journal and Matt Barnum of Chalkbeat Ideas, join us to break down these talking points.
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    53 分
  • The Rising Costs of Being a Fan: Private equity, streaming services and online betting in sports

    The Rising Costs of Being a Fan: Private equity, streaming services and online betting in sports
    2026/08/03
    Few things bring Americans together the way sports can: Regardless of cultural, political and generational divides, we love to get together for 'the big game,' to cheer on our teams and follow along with the victories and heartbreaks that are part of the sports narrative. But with the business side of sports evolving, fans have been subject to notable cost increases in ticket prices and home viewing access. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported this year that prices for admission to sporting events increased by 123% from 2000 to 2025. This month on Navigating Our Financial Times, hosts Linda O'Bryon and Nicole Cox speak with Alex Jacquez, Chief of Policy and Advocacy at Groundwork Collaborative, former White House Economic Council staffer and writer of the opinion piece, "Happy Opening Day! Now get out your wallet" for MS Now, who breaks down some of the factors influencing the rapidly-changing fan experience.
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    49 分
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