SHORT BIO
Leila Goldstein is the economics and business reporter at WYSO in Dayton, Ohio. She is a former intern at Marketplace, and her stories have also aired on NPR and New Hampshire Public Radio.
Episodes by Leila (1)
Latest Stories (18)
Parks departments face cuts, even as people have headed outdoors during COVID-19
Oct 26, 2020
Intensive use can take a toll on green spaces, and parks need to be maintained to keep from deteriorating.
Resellers find treasure in online returns
Aug 8, 2019
Ever wondered where your online returns go? They may be fueling new resale businesses.
Small transgender groups face barriers to funding
Jun 24, 2019
Intermediary funding groups are bridging that gap.
Busking in the age of Venmo
May 13, 2019
Street performers try to attract tips by having payment app accounts. But cash is still king.
A tale of two payment apps
by
Justin Ho
and Leila Goldstein
Apr 26, 2019
Venmo and Zelle look like they should be competitors. But the two payment apps serve very different audiences.
How the vest became Wall Street's bulletproof armor
by
Justin Ho
and Leila Goldstein
Apr 19, 2019
The fleece vest has become ubiquitous in the finance world. Manufacturers are taking note.
Tech is helping house cleaners get benefits
by
Jed Kim
and Leila Goldstein
Mar 26, 2019
The new platform Alia allows gig workers to earn paid time off and some types of insurance.
In New York City, getting rid of joyless junk can be complicated and costly
Feb 14, 2019
It's the urban underbelly of the Marie Kondo effect.
Uncertainty over Amazon campus leaves Long Island City in limbo
by
Marielle Segarra
and Leila Goldstein
Feb 11, 2019
Once Amazon announced its intention to move into Long Island City, many New Yorkers made decisions: moving, buying, selling, marketing their own services. Now the tech behemoth is showing some hesitation, and that’s making those people a bit jittery. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
Museums move to a seven-day schedule as they compete for attention
Jan 28, 2019
They have more than just industry trends to keep an eye on.