Planet Money
NPR's Money Talk

Friday, October 28, 2011
LAXSON AUDITORIUM | 7:30 p.m.

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"What's delightful about the show is how un-stuffy it feels." — NPR

Planet Money keeps its hand on the pulse of the economy, in an economic climate that changes minute by minute. Using terms that the everyday Joe can understand, the LIBOR and TED spread are metaphorically explained as carnival games and pizza. Whatever is happening out there — the price of commercial paper, the U.S.'s falling housing market or the decreasing availability of sawdust for composting toilets — Planet Money's Alex Blumberg, accompanied at the Chico lecture by NPR's David Kestenbaum, always say what is on their minds, in a way that is both entertaining and accessible.

This performance is co-sponsored by the College of Business at CSU, Chico and by KCHO/KFPR NPR Radio.

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