Hey, YMB listeners, we're excited to share that WSJ's Take On the Week is coming back.

The weekly podcast returns with new hosts to bring you insights and analysis about the world of money and investing.

WSJ's Take on the Week returns on Sundays starting November 17th.

Take a listen to the trailer.

WSJ's Take on the Week is back with two new hosts.

I'm Gunjin Banerjee, lead writer for markets here at the Wall Street Journal.

And I'm Talis Demos.

I cover banking, finance, and money for the journals heard on the street column.

Each week, we'll give you a leg up on the world of money and investing.

Join us for conversations with insiders about markets, the economy, and finance.

The rosier estimates and projections I see out there that this is going to be a huge business starting in 25, I don't quite buy.

We deliver straightforward analysis.

Market nerds like you and me are going to pick apart the data,

but it does feel like investors really have moved on. And from now on, the focus is going to be

on how is the jobs market doing? Without the jargon. What's long-duration capital?

It's money that is in funds that doesn't need to be returned at any time soon.

So you're holding this for a really, really long time?

And maybe have a little fun while we're at it.

We'll see if like the next season of industry takes place at like a private credit firm.

From breaking down the big trades to speaking with key players and talking about what's important for investors in the

news ahead. We'll get you set up with everything you need to know in the world of markets and money.

Check out WSJ's take on the week on Sundays beginning November 17th. And subscribe wherever you get your

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