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'Debt, A Love Story,' Clemency Burton-Hill on Classical Music, 'Brooklyn Mom & Pop'

A woman pays cash while checking out at a Target Store in Colma, Calif. in November of 2013.

Andrew Goldman, contributing editor at the Wall Street Journal Magazine and host of the new interview podcast, The Originals, joins us to discuss his recent piece for Wealthsimple, "Debt, A Love Story." The article looks at how the American dream and debt are deeply intertwined.

Clemency Burton-Hill (at 25:22) joins us to offer her thoughts on the best classical music for the day.

Jon Hammer and Karen McBurnie (at 35:10) join us to discuss their new book, Brooklyn Mom & Pop: A Guide to Neighborhood Eating, Drinking & Grocery Shopping, which profiles 99 beloved small businesses in New York City’s most populous borough.

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