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Ending 19 years of Week on Wall Street
Stockbroker and business analyst David Johnson joined Marketplace in its inaugural season in 1989 and had been a regular ever since.
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It seems as though many people share my sense of disappointment that I won't be listening to David Johnson on Marketplace anymore. (It took me a couple of weeks to figure out what was going on.) Bob Moon is off to a great start, though. I'll probably still time my Friday departures from work to make sure I'm in the car when the weekly Wall Street review is on.
Really going to miss the comments with the middle America perspective away from the coasts.
You had been around long enough to remember the last financial crisis, that so many reporters and commentators are now missing.
Thanks for a lot of great Friday comments.
I listened to the 9/5 show, missed David's segment, then visited here to find out last week was his last segment. Very, very sorry to see David go -- I would rarely miss a Friday edition because I admired David's wisdom, wit, and perspective. David, this listener will go looking for you on KRLD (thank God for streaming audio) and I would, carte blanche, donate towards any public radio programming venture that you were to get involved with. Best wishes in your future endeavors!
Where was Mr. Johnson? I went to listen today & no week on wall street? He was one of the primary reasons I listened - I realize everything comes to an end but why him, why now? His commentary still seemed vital & interesting 19 years after his first airing.
You have a hole to fill - I suggest you get after the task of filling it.
Wish Mr. Johnson my best.
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