Time To Say Goodbye - What It’s Like to Work at a Hedge Fund — a talk with Carrie Sun, author of the new memoir PRIVATE EQUITY

Hello!

Today’s episode is an interview with Carrie Sun, whose memoir PRIVATE EQUITY came out yesterday. (Buy it here!) The book is a memoir about the time Carrie spent working as the right hand for one of the country’s most famous billionaire hedge fund managers. We talk about the allure of finance and Wall Street, Ishiguro and restraint in writing, the ways in which political awakenings can sometimes be quite mundane in their origins, and a lot more about this wonderful book. If you’re a fan of everything from Ishiguro to Michael Lewis, this book is worth checking out, especially if you want to see what its like to work in a place where there are daily exploitations, insane expectations, but also sometimes there’s a bag on your desk and there’s a $2000 pair of leggings inside.

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CBS News Roundup - 02/14/2024 | World News Roundup

Democrats flip the House seat vacated by disgraced Republican Congressman George Santos, in New York. House Republicans vote to impeach the Secretary of Homeland Security. A car crashes into a Texas emergency room. CBS's Steve Kathan will have those stories and more on today's World News Roundup:

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Up First from NPR - Mayorkas Impeached, Harris Goes To Germany, Indonesian Elections

House Republicans voted to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Aljandro Mayorkas accusing him with refusal to comply with immigration laws and breach of public trust. Vice President Kamala Harris heads to Germany to reassure NATO allies that they can rely on U.S. support. And exit polls show Indonesia's defense minister will be the new president of a country that plays a role in the South China Sea security.

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60 Songs That Explain the '90s - “Hard Knock Life”—JAY-Z

Rob looks at JAY-Z’s career backwards this week before reaching the rap legend’s 90’s pop crossover hit, “Hard Knock Life.” Along the way, Rob highlights the masterclass that is Funkmaster Flex premiering Kanye West and JAY-Z’a “Otis” on Hot 97 and much more. Later, the Ringer’s Wosny Lambre joins the show to discuss what JAY-Z’s rise to power in New York in the 90s, the importance of Hot 97 to New York rap, and JAY-Z the hyper-capitalist.

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Getting Hammered - Memory Games

In this episode, we delve into the latest developments surrounding President Biden's memory. Additionally, we explore the buzzworthy commercials and thrilling highlights from the Super Bowl. Tune in for an engaging discussion!


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More or Less: Behind the Stats - Debt, students, shark and chips

What is the government?s fiscal rule on the national debt? Are international students stealing places from the UK?s young people? How much social housing is really being built? Do 90% of chip shops sell shark and chips?

Tim Harford investigates some of the numbers in the news.

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Everything Everywhere Daily - Operation Paperclip (Encore)

After World War II, the American forces in Germany implemented a program of de-Nazification in the parts of the country which they administered. The goal was to remove anyone who was a member of the Nazi party from any position of authority. 

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The NewsWorthy - Mayorkas Impeached, Drivers on Strike & Happy Valentine’s Day- Wednesday, February 14, 2024

The news to know for Wednesday, February 14, 2024!

We're telling you about a historic, controversial impeachment over immigration policies and what happens next.

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What Could Go Right? - Lessons From Former Presidents with Jared Cohen

Are we defined by our jobs? What happens to ex-presidents after they leave office? And how does that apply to the current political landscape as we head into the 2024 election? Today, we're joined by Jared Cohen, author of the book 'Life After Power: Seven Presidents and Their Search for Purpose Beyond the White House,' to explore how these leaders transition, redefine their identities, and sometimes find higher callings post-presidency.

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NPR's Book of the Day - GennaRose Nethercott’s short stories expose the monstrosity of human longing

Years ago, author GennaRose Nethercott promised herself she would sit at a cafe every morning and come up with three new creatures — beasts inspired by medieval bestiaries that combined scientific record with moral folk tales. The result, Fifty Beasts to Break Your Heart, is a collection of short stories that show the magical yet spooky nature of human affection. In today's episode, Nethercott speaks with NPR's Elissa Nadworny about some of the monsters she came up with, and why she cherishes writing about darkness.


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