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Eve Troeh

Senior producer

SHORT BIO

I make the podcast and broadcast “Marketplace Tech” and the weekly podcast “Make Me Smart with Kai and Molly.” I've worked in public media since the dawn of this century (which is crazy) and have produced, reported and edited all the types of radio and audio things. I served as the founding news director at New Orleans Public Radio, where I also got to host local story slams for “The Moth.”

What was your first job?

Ice cream shop.

What is something that everyone should own, no matter how much it costs?

Good headphones.

What’s something that you thought you knew but later found out you were wrong about?

That you can ever repay your mom for everything she's done for you.

What’s the favorite item in your workspace and why?

The stacks of books I don't have time to read but can't bear to part with.

 

Latest Stories (387)

Marketplace Tech Blogs

How Univision's talent scout finds the next social media star

by Molly Wood and Eve Troeh
Jul 17, 2018
The network focused on Latino and Hispanic audiences launched its Creator Network nearly three years ago.
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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Trade Off: Stories of Globalization and Backlash

Trade Off: A Marketplace Special Report

by Eve Troeh
Sep 14, 2017
Marketplace reporters Scott Tong and Sarah Gardner share stories about globalization and backlash in this 50-minute special, the culmination of their reporting for the Trade Off series.
Illustration by Ken Garduno
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Police resources brought in to help with Mardi Gras

by Eve Troeh
Feb 9, 2016
New Orleans is short police officers after years of budget constraints.
A float in the New Orleans Muses parade makes its way up New Orleans' St. Charles Avenue
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An auction where you can buy a $1 million oil lease

by Eve Troeh
Aug 28, 2014
Oil companies spend millions for the right to drill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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As New Orleans comes back, some neighborhoods boom, others stay blighted

by Eve Troeh
Dec 5, 2013
As New Orleans and its economy attract more college-educated residents, gentrification comes to once-poor neighborhoods on high ground.
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In the South, one airline bets big on small

by Eve Troeh
Oct 29, 2013
Southern Airways Express flies small planes out of small airports, a no-hassle alternative to driving a few hundred miles.
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Louisiana's Gulf Coast adapts to global warming's rising seas

by Eve Troeh
Sep 9, 2013
Flood protection uses construction techniques developed by the oil industry. Coastal protection in Louisiana grows into an export industry.
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Louisiana agency takes on oil industry over damage to delta

by Eve Troeh
Aug 29, 2013
The levee board for the New Orleans region sued oil companies over their damage to delta wetlands that are a protective buffer against storm surges.
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PEN is mighty, but needs to recruit new generation of writers

by Eve Troeh
Mar 12, 2013
The writers' group PEN is well known for its core mission: Supporting free speech around the world. Its members include Nobel and Pulitzer prize winners. But it needs to expand, as the traditional publishing world shrinks.
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Small farms struggle for startup funding

by Eve Troeh
Mar 8, 2013
More consumers want to buy food from small, local farms. But those types of growers are having a hard time getting start-up money.
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