Segments From This Episode

• California farmers say their crops are caught in the supply chain

  by Caroline Champlin

  

  Exports are delayed for key crops like walnuts, many of which are grown for overseas customers.

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• What the demise of Zillow Offers means for the ibuyer model

  by Amy Scott

  

  As Zillow winds down its home-flipping business, what’s next for the industry?

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• How can the U.S. government better distribute funding to tribal governments?

  by Savannah Peters

  

  A Harvard policy paper out this week on the government’s pandemic relief effort calls on the Treasury Department to create a dedicated tribal affairs office.

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• U.S., other countries cut funding for international fossil fuel projects

  by Samantha Fields

  

  Instead, they’ll put about $18 billion a year into renewable energy projects.

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• “Champing,” or camping in a church, is a new U.K. travel trend

  

  A British church conservation charity is renting out space among the pews for vacationers to bed down for the night.

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• No more money, please

  From Marketplace’s “This Is Uncomfortable,” a woman begins to learn more about the sources of her family’s generational wealth — and wants to give it all away.

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