Segments From This Episode

• Pandemic flips equation on where people want to live

  by Meghan McCarty Carino

  

  According to a new analysis from real estate site Zillow, homebuyers are increasingly seeking out places at the periphery of cities.

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• Fewer students fill out FAFSA, enroll in college since pandemic began

  by Samantha Fields

  

  The National College Attainment Network estimates that about 270,000 fewer high school seniors have filled out the FAFSA since 2019.

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• White House unveils strategy for bringing environmental justice to underprivileged communities

  by Andy Uhler

  

  Memo tasks 21 federal agencies with combining two of the administration’s top priorities in how energy and environmental funds are spent.

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• “We’re in it for the long game”: After extended shutdown, Broadway producer plans for reopening

  by Kai Ryssdal and Andie Corban

  

  Kai Ryssdal speaks with Eva Price outside “Jagged Little Pill’s” theater. She hasn’t been inside since the pandemic started.

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• Where have all of Shanghai’s newsstands gone?

  by Jennifer Pak

  

  The kiosks have dwindled in Shanghai, and since the U.S.-China trade war began, it’s hard to get people to answer even simple questions.

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• The colors, icons and characters of currency

  From the most recent episode of Marketplace’s “Million Bazillion,” Ellen Feingold, curator of money at the Smithsonian, shares her thoughts on why we could and should be more intentional with how we think about designing our own money.

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