Because of Big Tater, schools are "forced to give kids two bananas to meet minimum federal requirements." washingtonpost.com/business/2020/…

A cool and also weird thing: Sam Becker interviewed me about my obsession with compound interest and sharing my thoughts as a confused money person via my newsletter (and podcast!): grow.acorns.com/tips-for-new-i…

I forgot about the whole "arsenic life" thing. theverge.com/2019/12/20/210…

I talked with Jill Schlesinger about her new book and some of the dumbest money mistakes that smart people make: grow.acorns.com/how-to-make-be… via Grow

What should investors expect in terms of returns in 2020? A lot of that will depend on what happens over the next couple of months: grow.acorns.com/investing-in-2… via Grow

Grateful to the @grow_mag and @ninazipkin for publishing my advice on how to manage your money during periods of uncertainty. Have a look! "How to manage your money during the coronavirus, from the founder of Young and the Invested" grow.acorns.com/riley-adams-ho…

I spoke with Julia and Philip, the stars of Two Cents from PBS Digital Studios and owners of The Art of Finance in Austin about how they went from theater majors to #money experts: grow.acorns.com/how-two-cents-… via Grow

I talked with @JedCollins45, a fellow WSU Pullman alum, about his journey from the NFL to the financial world: grow.acorns.com/how-nfl-player… via Grow

What do you do when your message begins to spread and you have a wave of positivity?! No seriously I am asking because... Today, with the help of Acorns Grow CNBC writer Sam Becker I get to take a deep breath & ENJOY THE HUNT!! But tomorrow?!? grow.acorns.com/how-nfl-player…

I talked with @brucefranksjr, subject of the doc "St. Louis Superman," which made its television premiere last night: grow.acorns.com/st-louis-super… via Grow

Maybe all of those people hoarding gold over the years were right? grow.acorns.com/why-the-corona… Grow

Seems like all the action was in temporary layoffs going back to work: “unemployed persons who were on temporary layoff decreased by 2.7 million in May to 15.3 million...the number of permanent job losers continued to rise, increasing by 295,000 in May to 2.3 million.”

May jobs report much better than anticipated: - US economy gained 2.5 million jobs in May - Unemployment rate fell to 13.3%

How did the job picture IMPROVE in May? The simple answer appears to be: -Some businesses re-opened, esp. restaurants, stores and construction sites -PPP loans did help bring workers back The big Q: Will companies keep workers on after PPP loans expire? washingtonpost.com/business/2020/…

This piece by Betsey Stevenson from a month ago helps explain the May #JobsReport. Good insight. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/…

I think this is smart. wired.com/story/the-case…

This is where we're at: “I have a student who truly believes Wyoming doesn’t actually exist and is only used by the Republicans to gain votes."buzzfeednews.com/article/scaach…

If I'm reading this right, a nationwide mask mandate could save the economy $1 trillion, per CDC: cdc.gov/coronavirus/20… #coronavirus

"Even the worst-run startup can beat competitors if investors prop it up.": newyorker.com/magazine/2020/…