SHORT BIO
Molly Wood is the former host and senior editor of "Marketplace Tech," a daily broadcast focused on demystifying the digital economy, and former co-host of "Make Me Smart," where she and co-host Kai Ryssdal would try to make sense of big topics in business, tech and culture.
What was your first job?
Grocery store checker (but I also drove an ice cream truck once).
Fill in the blank: Money can’t buy you happiness, but it can buy you ______.
Time, the most precious thing of all.
What is something that everyone should own, no matter how much it costs?
A pet!
What’s the favorite item in your workspace and why?
My electric fireplace! It is both cute and cozy.
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A new voice on Future Tense
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Molly Wood
Apr 30, 2010
Jon Gordon says farewell to Future Tense, and welcomes a new host.
Study: Liberal blogs more participatory, conservative more hierarchical
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Molly Wood
Apr 29, 2010
Looking at the stylized differences among political blogs, and how that affects the readers.
Study: Liberal blogs more participatory, conservative more hierarchical
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Molly Wood
Apr 28, 2010
Looking at the stylized differences among political blogs, and how that affects the readers.
For the love of pinball
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Molly Wood
Apr 26, 2010
Jon hits up a pinball museum (really!) in California.
What the big Facebook changes mean to YOU
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Molly Wood
Apr 23, 2010
Facebook's new changes are going to have a huge effect on how the site matters in the rest of the Internet.
Future Tense in 1996, continued
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Molly Wood
Apr 22, 2010
Looking back at the beginning of Future Tense.
Back to the Future Tense of 1996
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Molly Wood
Apr 21, 2010
It's the 14th year mark for our radio show, and Jon takes a look back at the humble beginnings.
Eating the Google Way
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Molly Wood
Apr 20, 2010
Google is famous for having a fun, lively campus setting. We chat with the founding executive chef on what's being served up for engineers.
ACTA comes out of the shadows
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Molly Wood
Apr 19, 2010
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement has long been kept under wraps, but the first draft recently surfaced.
Library of Congress to harvest billions of Tweets
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Molly Wood
Apr 16, 2010
The effect of Twitter on our culture is undeniable, and the Library of Congress is taking steps to archive its place in history.