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Join Planet Money Live on June 25th!

Co-host Jeff Guo and Alex Mayyasi, the main author of Planet Money’s first-ever book, will bring the show’s signature brand of storytelling to the (virtual) stage. This is a live Zoom event for NPR+ and other qualifying supporters!

What: Alex and Jeff will discuss some highlights from the team’s book, "Planet Money: A Guide to the Economic Forces that Shape Your Life". They’ll also dig into the business and economics of the food industry with special guests Louis Lin (chef) and Jolyn Chen (general manager), co-owners of the Portland, Oregon restaurant Xiao Ye. Plus, bring your questions! There'll be time at the end to put them to the Planet Money team.
When: Thursday, June 25th @ 3pm ET / 12pm PT
Where: Live on Zoom

How to join:
NPR+ and other qualifying supporters will receive a registration link by the end of this week. Once registered, you'll also be able to submit questions through a link in the Zoom event description.

NPR+ supports the essential journalism you hear on shows like Up First and Planet Money. So sign up today, and we hope to see you on the 25th!

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