This American Life

I take classes three days a week, and my last classes don't end until 9:30 p.m. So I finish my day with a 15-20 minute drive home, usually listening to Philadelphia's NPR station, WHYY. Last night, I was listening to a segment of "This American Life," from Chicago Public Broadcasting, and found it really interesting. They talk about the economy and specifically some stories of people who are facing foreclosure, have gone into default and should be facing foreclosure but aren't, and a mortgage broker who lost everything--but in his words, gained everything. It's a beautiful segment. If you have a minute, check this out.

The part I'm talking about specifically was Act Two--Sept. 2009. Hopefully you can scroll ahead to that.