In the Loop Program Archive

November 14, 2008

China in the hot seat: China expert Daniel Rosen (of the Rhodium Group) on the hopes and expectations that China help resolve the global financial crisis
Listener (Mandy) Bai Xue returns to share the sentiment from her home country
Alex Stenback of Behind The Mortgage on whether getting a mortgage is really as tough as we might think
Obama calls for "sacrifice" -- how did our listeners react?
Auto industry asks: "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?"
The week in parenting news, with listener Elizabeth Wickoren

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