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The title was repeatedly highlighted as a classic that tackled uncomfortable themes of money, class, and work, and it was featured in the podcast's "This Is Uncomfortable" summer book club. Host Rima consistently recommended it across many episodes, noting its relevance to discussions about economic and social dynamics. Listeners were encouraged to read it for its insightful perspective on these issues.
Episode: Health care is still hot in the job market
It was mentioned as a classic book that was loved by the team and gets at some uncomfortable topic around money, class, and our relationship to work.
We'll feature a wide range of recs, including classics like E.M. Forrester's A Passage to India, page turning novels like Naomi Alderman's The Future and personal finance books like Paco de Leon's Finance for the People.
Episode: Homelessness criminalized as home sales fall and p...
It was recommended as a classic book that tackles uncomfortable topics around money, class, and our relationship to work.
including classics like E.M. Forrester's A Passage to India
Episode: SCOTUS curbs regulatory agencies’ powers. Again.
It was recommended as a classic book exploring uncomfortable topics around money, class, and work.
classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India
classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India
Episode: Credit card debt data reveals “two different Ameri...
It was recommended as a classic book that gets at uncomfortable topics around money, class, and the relationship to work.
including classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India,
Episode: The economy doesn’t love the heat, either
It was mentioned as a classic book that deals with the uncomfortable topic of money, class, and our relationship to work.
We'll feature a wide range of recs, including classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India, page turning novels like Naomi Alderman's The Future and personal finance books like Paco de Leon's Finance for the People.
Episode: Breaking Ground: Change isn’t coming — it’s here
It was mentioned as a classic example of a book that deals with uncomfortable topics around money, class, and our relationship to work.
including classics like E.M. Forrester's A Passage to India
Episode: Why’s my coffee so expensive?
It was mentioned as a classic book that gets at an uncomfortable topic around money, class, and work.
We'll feature a wide range of recs including classics like E.M. Forrester's A Passage to India, page-turning novels like Naomi Alderman's The Future, and personal finance books like Paco de Leon's Finance for the People.
Episode: Bad housing news comes in threes
It was mentioned as a classic book recommendation during the "This is Uncomfortable" summer book club.
We'll feature a wide range of recs, including classics like E.M. Forrester's A Passage to India, page-turning novels like Naomi Alderman's The Future, and personal finance books like Paco de Leon's Finance for the People.
Episode: A higher-than-expected CPI
A Passage to India was strongly recommended as a classic that touches on uncomfortable topics around money, class, and our relationship to work.
We'll feature a wide range of recs, including classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India, page turning novels like Naomi Alderman's The Future, and personal finance books like Paco de Leon's Finance for the People.
Episode: What do rising unemployment claims mean for the ec...
This classic book was recommended as part of the This Is Uncomfortable summer book club, focusing on topics related to money, class, and work.
We'll feature a wide range of recs, including classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India, page turning novels like Naomi Alderman's The Future and personal finance books like Paco de Leon's Finance for the People.
Episode: Talking the (workplace) talk
It was recommended as a classic book that gets at some uncomfortable topic around money, class, and our relationship to work.
including classics like E.M. Forster's A Passage to India
Episode: Where’s the AI spending payoff?
A Passage to India was recommended as a classic book that delves into uncomfortable topics like money, class, and work.
including classics like E.M. Forrester's A Passage to India