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Is it time for a new career?

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By Reema Khrais, Alice Wilder, Zoe Saunders 
| Marketplace
What do you do when you realize that your chosen career just isn’t working for you anymore? For Martrisha Bradshaw, the answer was to pick up a hammer. Unsatisfied with her career in marketing, she decided at 40 years old to apply for Hope Renovations, a program that trains women and nonbinary people in the trades. Today, Bradshaw is an instructor in the program, teaching new cohorts of trainees how to make their own pivot to the trades.
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Money can make or break your relationship, from NPR’s "It’s Been a Minute"

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By Reema Khrais , Zoe Saunders 
| Marketplace
May 28, 2026 Reema talks with Brittany Luse and Wailin Wong about the uncomfortable intersection of money and romance. Reema Khrais and Brittany Luse. Today, we’re featuring an episode of NPR’s “It’s Been a Minute.” Reema Khrais joins host Brittany Luse and Wailin Wong, host of NPR’s “The Indicator,” to talk about the hidden ways money shows up in dating and marriage.
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Everything's on fire, might as well get my nails done?

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By Reema Khrais , Alice Wilder, Zoe Saunders 
| Marketplace
Are you guilty of doomspending? If you’ve looked at the state of the economy and thought, “You know what, I will get those expensive concert tickets,” then you’re not alone. Doomspending is the modern phenomenon of spending money to cope with the stress of looming disaster, whether that’s political, economic, environmental … you name it! And it’s an understandable impulse, but that doesn’t mean you should keep up the habit.
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