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Sean McHenry

Associate Producer

Sean is based in Los Angeles, California. He works on the flagship broadcast show “Marketplace,” where he produces host interviews, first-person stories via the “My Economy” series, and directs (he’s one of the people who picks the music you hear on the show). Sean graduated from the University of Michigan and got his formal entry to radio as an intern on Michigan Radio’s daily newsmagazine “Stateside.” Before that, his notable jobs include writing teacher, barista, and he was briefly a janitor. He enjoys being a big nerd over coffee and TV, especially sci-fi and reality TV.

Latest from Sean McHenry

  • Movin’ right along
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    Do passengers or cargo have the right of way on the rails? Plus, the EU ends Google’s search for a strategy to avoid paying a huge fine.

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  • The Fed’s last gut check
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    The Fed has likely made up its mind about a rate cut. Plus, we break down the difference between the CPI and PCE inflation measures.

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  • And in first place … Nevada!
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    In this episode: Why Republican governors are leaning into clean energy. Also, the August jobs report and “My Analog Life.”

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  • This summer, we asked listeners to help us time travel to the analog age. Above, a worker  climbs a ladder to check the inside of a huge clock.
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    To wrap up our series about how technology has changed jobs, we hear from three “Marketplace” regulars.

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  • The economics of immigration
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    How immigration affects housing, economic growth and more. Plus, the history of San Francisco’s painted ladies.

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  • Who’s still hiring?
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    If you’re looking for a job, your prospects are good — for now. Plus, what’s the difference between GDP and GNP?

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  • Who can get Ozempic?
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    The diabetes and obesity drug is difficult for low-income Americans to access. Plus, have economic sanctions on Russia worked?

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  • A turning point for the “vibecession”?
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    Data shows improvement in consumers’ long-term economic outlook — make that some consumers. Plus, we hear from the authors of “Koreaworld” and the owner of an island bed and breakfast in the Pacific Northwest.

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  • Deuki Hong (left) and Matt Rodbard, authors of "Koreaworld: A Cookbook." Korean barbecue is already popular, but they hope to help their audience explore more of the cuisine.
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    Matt Rodbard and Deuki Hong’s new cookbook dovetails with the global popularity of Korean entertainment while celebrating regional dishes.

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  • Spending more, saving less
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    That’s a key takeaway from the July personal consumption expenditures report. We’ll explain what it all means. Plus, what the heck is a fiscal year?

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