Amanda Aronczyk has been a public radio reporter and new media producer for over 15 years, working at WNYC’s Radio Lab, APM’s Weekend America, and PRI’s The Next Big Thing. As a freelancer, she has produced podcasts for the The New Yorker and Slate, as well as reported and produced for a variety of programs, including Studio 360 and Marketplace. She’s also an Adjunct Faculty member at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.
Features By Amanda Aronczyk
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A poem: O Euro! My Euro!
With apologies to Walt Whitman, the Wall Street Poet considers the euro in verse, circa 2002 and the present day.
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Inside Kodak, U.S.A.
As Kodak struggles to avoid bankruptcy, Economy 4.0's David Brancaccio visits Rochester, N.Y., to remember the middle class communities the company helped create.
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Why Do You Give to Charity?
If you're answer is: "For the tax breaks, of course!" you might be offered less of an incentive in the near future....
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"I Have Found a Flaw..."
These few words, a shocking admission at the time, were uttered by former chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan, back in October 2008. ...
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The Appalachian Trail Index
On Tuesday, David checked in on some unconventional economic indicators from early in the recession, and while researching, another unusual indic...
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Happy: The Movie
A new documentary about the search for happiness is playing in Boulder tonight, Bellingham tomorrow as well as Buffalo, New York City, Flagstaff,...
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Watching Occupy Wall Street
As the protest enters it's fourth week, more and more people are heading down to Lower Manhattan to have a look for themselves at Occupy Wall...
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"The Department of Happiness"
The LA Times recently blogged about the possibility of a Department of Happiness:
Someday in the not-too-distant future, the U.S. departments...
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Someday, and That Day May Never Come...
We came up with a lot of possibilities when we were trying to think of a good metaphor to explain a derivatives clearinghouse....
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Before There Was Money, There Was Debt
Debt: The First 5,000 Years is a new book by anthropologist, author and general provocateur, David Graeber. It gives a long and global view on th...
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