Looking up the Art Deco face of 30 Rockefeller Plaza against a blue sky

Capital & Change ✦ A New Podcast

When money turns invisible, what’s left to count?

Capital & Change is a podcast recorded in a 1940s newsstand at Rockefeller Center, where the people who move markets sit down long enough to answer that question.

Hosted by news anchor and business school professor Remy Blaire

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The Show

Change, in both senses.

Remy spends her days breaking down numbers, data, and market price action on live television. This show is where she slows down: thirty to forty-five minutes across the table from the visionary entrepreneurs and innovators shaping what comes next, on how they build not just for profit but for a meaningful life.

No rapid-fire news rounds. A relaxed, unhurried conversation, taped where passersby can watch through the glass.

A note on the name

The show is taped in a newsstand, so change means the coins that once bought the morning paper here, and the transformation each guest is working toward. As money turns invisible, the show asks what the smartest minds still count.

Long-form conversations ✦ 30 to 45 minutes ✦ Margin Call, book reviews on the side

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The Host

Remy Blaire

News anchor, business school professor

“While the world chases the noise, I’m looking at the foundation.”

Remy has reported live from the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ MarketSite through some of the most consequential market events of the past decade, and teaches the next generation of business minds between broadcasts.

She is fluent in macroeconomics and in the behavioral psychology underneath it. Capital & Change is where that pairing goes to work on the decisions behind the decisions.

As seen on CNN ✦ Newsweek ✦ France 24

The Studio

First it sold the news. Now it makes it.

Capital & Change is taped at Newsstand Studios, a 1940s newsstand in the lobby of 10 Rockefeller Plaza rebuilt as a broadcast studio.

For decades this brass booth traded papers and loose change with the morning crowd. Today the wooden magazine racks hold broadcast panels, and people crossing the lobby stop to watch conversations get made where headlines used to be sold.

Newsstand Studios 10 Rockefeller Plaza

The brass and glass window of Newsstand Studios in the marble lobby of Rockefeller Center, microphones visible inside

The lit ON AIR sign inside Newsstand Studios, wood paneling and microphone booms behind it

The booth on the lobby concourse, and the lamp that stops foot traffic

Appearing This Season

Remy sits down with the builders and dealmakers whose choices ripple through the economy, and asks what they count beyond the close.

Martha Stewart

Founder ✦ Martha Stewart Living

The original blueprint for turning taste into an empire, and rebuilding it more than once.

Kevin O’Leary

Chairman ✦ O’Leary Ventures

Mr. Wonderful, off the Shark Tank floor and onto the questions money alone can’t settle.

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When money turns invisible, what’s left to count?

Change, in both senses.

Remy Blaire

First it sold the news. Now it makes it.

Be first at the window.