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The economy, from every Marketplace angle.

The gist

Marketplace All-in-One is a bundled feed for listeners who want the economy from several angles. It moves from stock bubbles and Treasury demand to tariffs, climate imagination, family influencers, and kid-friendly lessons about tax returns.

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About Marketplace All-in-One

Marketplace All-in-One collects several Marketplace strands into one feed, so the subject matter moves fast and wide. A market segment can sit beside a family money adventure. A conversation about tariffs can lead into a discussion of kids working inside family influencer businesses. The show’s center of gravity is the economy, but it treats the economy as something lived, argued over, joked about, and explained in plain language. One episode looks at tax returns through Million Bazillion’s theatrical world, with Bridget, Ryan, a tax-day tree, and a professional tax cubicle turning deductions and credits into story mechanics. Another previews a season built around kid questions about the gold standard, game show prize money, gas prices, digital money, and Venmo. The adult-facing pieces are more direct. David Brancaccio talks investing discipline and AI-bubble uncertainty with Burton Malkiel. A macro segment brings in Mohamed El-Erian to reason through global instability, war shocks, and uncertainty. Tariffs become concrete through Justine Kahn’s higher costs for oils, packaging, and herbs. The feed is not only markets. Make Me Smart gives space to Phoebe Wagner’s explanation of solarpunk, environmental justice, social justice, and technology used at the right moment. Another conversation examines family influencers, child labor, money, and the blurred line between play and business. Live-show material adds another texture, with Kai, Kyla Scanlon, and David Brancaccio appearing in a looser stage setting. The appeal is cumulative. Listeners get headlines, examples, expert framing, and the occasional scripted detour. It is polished but not sterile. It can explain tax credits to families, ask whether AI stocks look bubbly, and question who really pays for tariffs. For PlayNext users, the best fit is someone who wants business coverage that keeps returning to people: consumers, small-business owners, kids, workers, investors, and families trying to understand the forces around them.

Made for: For listeners who want business and economic news explained through real examples, expert conversations, and accessible reporting. It also fits families who like money concepts made approachable for younger audiences.

What sets it apart: The feed combines Marketplace reporting with Make Me Smart conversations, Million Bazillion adventures, live-show material, and broader economic storytelling. That mix makes it feel more like a full Marketplace channel than a single-format business podcast.

In their own words

Marketplace® is the leading business news program in the nation. We bring you clear explorations of how economic news affects you, through stories, conversations, newsworthy numbers and more. The Marketplace All-in-One podcast provides each episode of the public radio broadcast programs Marketplace, Marketplace Morning Report®and Marketplace Tech® along with our podcasts Make Me Smart, Corner Office and The Uncertain Hour. Visit marketplace.org for more. From American Public Media.

As heard by us

Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026

It translates economic pressure into concrete choices faced by households, workers, businesses and families.

Marketplace All-in-One makes economic forces visible at the point where they reach ordinary decisions. A live conversation turns stagflation into a clear policy dilemma, while reporting on wartime inflation follows prices through oil, business costs and household budgets.

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Why you'd press play

A tax-day tree shares the feed with stagflation; your money questions needn't pick a mood.

Press play if you want

  • to understand rising prices through what businesses pay, not just a headline number
  • to look at your money habits without treating every regretted purchase as a character flaw
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stock market uncertaintytariffs and consumer pricestax returns and tax creditskids and money questionsglobal economic shocksAI stock bubble concernsclimate imagination and solarpunkfamily influencers and money

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Episodes

  1. 1

    When will the Fed shift focus to the job market?

    ·25m
  2. 2

    "Nobody can time the market"

    ·7m
  3. 3

    Bytes: Week in Review — Anthropic's new AI model, a referendum on data centers, and NASA livestreams journey to space

    ·12m
  4. 4

    Who can stop insider trading on prediction markets?

    ·18m
  5. 5

    How to freeze out scammers

    ·7m
  6. 6

    The "chicken tax" and the U.S. auto industry

    ·7m
  7. 7

    Trust in government data practices is rapidly deteriorating

    ·5m
  8. 8

    The road less traveled (by bike)

    ·8m
  9. 9

    Oil prices dip on de-escalation news

    ·7m
  10. 10

    Are humans losing the ability to think for themselves?

    ·7m
  11. 11

    The crackdown on prediction market insider trading

    ·26m
  12. 12

    ICE and the “wide, deep, and ever-growing” surveillance state

    ·17m
  13. 13

    What keeps big bank CEOs up at night

    ·7m
  14. 14

    Could a Universal Music takeover be in the cards?

    ·7m
  15. 15

    “Million Bazillion” Season 10 is almost here!

    ·3m
  16. 16

    By 2030, EVs could cost the same as their gas guzzling siblings

    ·4m
  17. 17

    Keeping an eye on oil prices

    ·7m
  18. 18

    Get your kicks on Route 66

    ·7m
  19. 19

    Would banning teens from social media violate their First Amendment rights?

    ·7m
  20. 20

    Make Me Smart: Lunar Edition

    ·26m
  21. 21

    The March unemployment rate fell — but there's a catch

    ·9m
  22. 22

    A new tariff on imported medication

    ·8m
  23. 23

    Bytes: Week in Review - SpaceX's IPO, Iran threatens U.S. tech firms and California's new AI executive order

    ·10m
  24. 24

    When will oil markets recover?

    ·25m
  25. 25

    One wild year of Trump's tariffs

    ·18m
  26. 26

    About that presidential address...

    ·7m
  27. 27

    Wait...where did my retirement money go?

    ·36m
  28. 28

    34 days without internet in Iran

    ·6m
  29. 29

    Happy Liberation-Day-tariff-palooza-versary

    ·25m
  30. 30

    The argument for letting Chinese EVs in

    ·7m
  31. 31

    The wider consequences of war

    ·7m
  32. 32

    Meta and Youtube held liable for their addictive products

    ·7m
  33. 33

    A fuel-driven economy

    ·25m
  34. 34

    Inside the "Super Bowl of energy”

    ·15m
  35. 35

    Russian oil is giving a lifeline to Cuba

    ·6m
  36. 36

    The price of gas is at a three-year high

    ·6m
  37. 37

    Too much AI in the office is causing "brain fry"

    ·6m
  38. 38

    Triple-digit trouble

    ·25m
  39. 39

    What is inflation?

    ·27m
  40. 40

    No longer a nation of movers

    ·7m
  41. 41

    An entirely new oil disruption

    ·6m
  42. 42

    MLB brings automated ball-strike tech to the Big Leagues

    ·8m
  43. 43

    Feeling down on the farm

    ·26m
  44. 44

    Make Me Smart about the business of sake

    ·27m
  45. 45

    The national debt is ballooning, and Americans are worried

    ·7m
  46. 46

    What's next for the USMCA?

    ·7m
  47. 47

    Bytes: Week in Review — Meta, YouTube’s social media addiction case, a new AI literacy course, and Kalshi’s prediction market self-regulation

    ·11m
  48. 48

    The Francis Scott Key Bridge, two years later

    ·25m
  49. 49

    A small tax with high costs

    ·7m
  50. 50

    The humanitarian risks of a fertilizer shock

    ·15m
  51. 51

    Population growth in the U.S. is slowing

    ·6m
  52. 52

    What happens when you can bet on anything?

    ·28m
  53. 53

    The tech transforming Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge

    ·4m
  54. 54

    Import prices are sky-high. Why?

    ·26m
  55. 55

    ICE agents are at airports. TSA agents aren't really sure why.

    ·7m
  56. 56

    Will this oil shock push the world more toward renewables?

    ·7m
  57. 57

    Why digital archiving is more than "store and ignore"

    ·5m
  58. 58

    Wine country is heating up

    ·25m
  59. 59

    The super PAC spending flooding the primaries

    ·14m
  60. 60

    Investors, Treasury bonds, and war in the Middle East

    ·6m
  61. 61

    The road (or light-rail) to the World Cup

    ·6m
  62. 62

    U.S. regulators eye rules for prediction markets

    ·5m
  63. 63

    A shock to the oil system

    ·25m
  64. 64

    How to protect yourself from tax season scams

    ·6m
  65. 65

    The "Super Bowl" of energy

    ·6m
  66. 66

    Escalation and investor anxieties

    ·7m
  67. 67

    What do students lose when they rely on AI for homework?

    ·7m
  68. 68

    Shop for “the drop”

    ·26m
  69. 69

    The economics behind the rise of BTS and Korean culture

    ·33m
  70. 70

    A word to the wise for air travelers

    ·6m
  71. 71

    Should we expect USPS to make money?

    ·6m
  72. 72

    Bytes: Week in Review — Gecko's $71M contract with U.S. Navy, BuzzFeed doubts its business viability, and Amazon offers faster delivery

    ·12m
  73. 73

    A small town's fight against ICE

    ·25m
  74. 74

    Who gets to set limits on AI?

    ·17m
  75. 75

    An attempt to blunt rising oil prices

    ·7m
  76. 76

    What’s money between friends 😟😖😫

    ·30m
  77. 77

    How low-cost drones are used in modern military strikes

    ·8m
  78. 78

    "Marketplace" Live

    A live Marketplace episode featuring interviews with Kyla Scanlon and David Brancaccio, discussing current events and David's transition from the Marketplace Morning Report.

    ·1h 13m
  79. 79

    Can jewelry ever be truly conflict-free?

    ·7m
  80. 80

    Do we need quarterly earnings reports?

    ·7m
  81. 81

    The ethics of using AI to immortalize the dead

    ·8m
  82. 82

    Gas price vibe check

    ·25m
  83. 83

    How the farm bill became the everything bill

    ·16m
  84. 84

    What CFPB cuts mean for you

    ·7m
  85. 85

    Expect a bigger tax refund this year

    ·6m
  86. 86

    AI-powered workplace tools keep tabs on employees

    ·7m
  87. 87

    When will oil be too expensive?

    ·25m
  88. 88

    Europe looks to step back from U.S. Big Tech

    ·7m
  89. 89

    The inflationary effects of war

    Marketplace's April 6 episode connects war-related oil disruptions to inflation, including a 7.7-point March increase in service-business input prices and a 3% year-over-year inflation estimate.

    ·25m·1 clip
  90. 90

    "Marketplace" Live

    Hidden gem

    Marketplace Live centers on Kyla Scanlon, the Kentucky-raised creator of "vibe session" and the book In This Economy, talking with Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal about inflation, housing, AI, and debt.

    ·1h 13m·2 clips
  91. 91

    "Marketplace" Live

    Hidden gem

    Marketplace live puts Kai Ryssdal in conversation with Kyla Scanlon, whose 2022 phrase "vibe session" still frames how she talks about the gap between data and sentiment.

    ·1h 13m·2 clips
  92. 92

    Bonus: Does Money Stress You Out? From "Happier with Gretchen Rubin"

    Hidden gem

    A bonus cross-post from Happier with Gretchen Rubin centers on money stress, shame, and practical habits with Haley Sachs and Reba Krase.

    ·32m·3 clips
  93. 93

    Why do parents turn their kids into influencers?

    Hidden gem

    Maya Knight stopped showing her daughters online after 8 million followers and a big backlash.

    ·27m·1 clip
  94. 94

    David Brancaccio reflects on thousands of conversations

    David Brancaccio discusses economic news and interviews Princeton professor Burton Malkiel about AI bubbles and market timing.

    ·7m
  95. 95

    Navigating long-term unemployment

    A Marketplace news roundup discussing the highest inflation in nearly two years, with analysis from reporters Sadiq Reddy and Rachel Siegel.

    ·25m
  96. 96

    Reflecting on the year in tariffs

    A look at how tariffs have impacted small businesses and consumers, featuring a skincare company CEO and an economist.

    ·6m
  97. 97

    Rejecting climate doomerism with solarpunk

    An interview exploring the solarpunk genre as a hopeful alternative to climate doomerism, emphasizing environmental and social justice.

    ·14m
  98. 98

    Gas vs. gas

    A Marketplace episode discussing the March jobs report and petroleum topics.

    ·26m
  99. 99

    U.S. Treasurys aren't selling like they used to

    Market Flash podcast discusses the declining demand for U.S.

    ·25m
  100. 100

    February inflation data shows more of the same

    Marketplace host Kyle Rizdahl and labor economist Catherine Ann Edwards discuss disappointing GDP and PCE data, attributing slow growth to the government shutdown.

    ·25m
  101. 101

    What are tax returns?

    Marketplace's Million Bazillion uses a Tax Day special to answer Cade from Michigan's question, "What are tax returns?", while Ryan and Bridget race to finish Ryan's return before the midnight deadline.

    Apr 14, 2026·32m·2 clips
  102. 102

    “Million Bazillion” Season 10 is almost here!

    A preview of Season 10 of Million Bazillion, a podcast that answers kids' money questions through adventures.

    Apr 7, 2026·3m