Some areas have jobs without workers, other places have workers without jobs. An economist talks with us about why fewer Americans are moving for work. For Food Friday, we find out how to make Mexican ice cream and the great dishes we can create with it. We also examine how uncertainty about the Affordable Care Act is affecting the health insurance market as a new enrollment period begins.
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Uncertainty Looms As Obamacare Enrollment Period Approaches
Republicans have yet to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare. As the enrollment period for the Obama-era healthcare law approaches, there is uncertainty for both insurers and consumers. A health policy reporter takes a deeper look into the issue with us.
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Are Americans Ready To Move To Find Work?
Some places have jobs without workers, other have workers without jobs. But Americans aren’t always ready to hit the road in search of better work. An economics reporter tells us why job mobility has slowed down in the UNited States.
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Food Friday: Mexican Ice Cream
Summer isn’t over yet, and even if it was, it’s never too late to enjoy a sweet and savory frozen treat. This Food Friday, we talk to a chef about Mexico’s long tradition of making ice cream, sorbets, and toppings — and we find out how you can do it at home, too.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Veronica Rueckert Host
- Haleema Shah Producer
- Rob Ferrett Producer
- Amy Goldstein Guest
- Heather Long Guest
- Fany Gerson Guest
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