The PR guy in charge of handling the non-public seats to “Hamilton”; an interview with actress Diane Guerrero about her new book “In the Country We Love: My Family Divided” explaining the impact her parent’s deportation had on her childhood; and Aeropostale is the next mall chain geared toward teens to face bankruptcy.
Segments From this episode
Are mall-based clothing stores doomed?
by Andy Uhler
May 3, 2016
Mall brands take another hit with news of Aeropostle's reported plans to file for bankruptcy.
Study says health care pricing tools aren't driving down costs
by Dan Gorenstein
May 3, 2016
JAMA found in the first year, just 10 percent of workers used the service, and it looks like no one saved money.
The most-wanted man in New York (for 'Hamilton' tickets)
by Ilya Marritz
May 3, 2016
As the sold-out show's PR guy, Sam Rudy has tickets — if you're famous enough.
Shelf Life
'OITNB' star was alone at age 14 after parents were deported
by Kai Ryssdal
May 3, 2016
Actress Diane Guerrero discusses immigration from a personal perspective.
Taser's body camera contracts come under scrutiny
by Marketplace Contributor
May 3, 2016
Critics say the use of "piggybacking" contracts isn't fair to competitors.
America gets its first group of climate refugees
by Kai Ryssdal
May 3, 2016
Federal funds are being used to relocate a community in Louisiana and climate change is to blame