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Coming Soon: What'd You Miss This Week

This month, Bloomberg is excited to bring you a brand new show. Every Friday on What'd You Miss This Week, we'll feature the most interesting interviews from Bloomberg's daily market close show, "What'd You Miss" hosted by Scarlet Fu, Julia Chatterley and Joe Weisenthal

Featured Speakers

Bloomberg HostLisa Mateo GuestJoe Wisenthal GuestScarlett Foo Guest

Topics Discussed

Episode Summary

Executive Summary: The transcript is a set of promotional introductions for two Bloomberg podcast offerings: Stock Movers, a short-form market update show focused on daily stock winners and losers, and What'd You Miss This Week, a weekly curated podcast featuring the best interviews from Bloomberg Television. Both are positioned as efficient, high-value listening for audiences wanting market news, deeper analysis, and evergreen interviews without watching markets all day.

Main Topics: Launch of Bloomberg’s Stock Movers report (Priority: 5/5): Lisa Mateo introduces a new short audio product that delivers quick market updates on equities and the forces behind them throughout the day. Daily stock market winners and losers (Priority: 5/5): Stock Movers is framed as a guide to the day's biggest gainers and losers on Wall Street, with context on the news and data driving price moves. Concise, on-demand market coverage (Priority: 4/5): The format is emphasized as five minutes or less and designed for listeners who want to stay informed without tracking tickers continuously. Launch of What’d You Miss This Week (Priority: 5/5): Joe Wisenthal and Scarlett Foo announce a weekly podcast that curates the three best interviews from their Bloomberg TV show. Curated, evergreen interview content (Priority: 4/5): The weekly show is described as a collection of deeper, more off-the-beaten-path conversations with longer shelf life and weekend appeal. Bloomberg’s reporting depth as a trust signal (Priority: 3/5): The promotions highlight Bloomberg’s global newsroom and analyst network as the source behind the content and market reporting.

Key Arguments: Stock Movers is designed to give listeners fast, actionable updates on equity market moves multiple times a day. The show explains not just what stocks are moving, but why they are moving, using news and data context. The format is intended for people who want to stay plugged into markets without constantly watching tickers. What’d You Miss This Week repackages the strongest interviews from the daily TV show into a weekly audio format. The weekly podcast focuses on diverse, deeper, and more evergreen conversations that go beyond the headline stories. Bloomberg positions both products as extensions of its broader reporting capabilities and global newsroom resources.

Data Points: Episode length: five minutes or less - Describes the Stock Movers audio reports as short-form updates. Frequency: throughout the day - Stock Movers is delivered multiple times daily to podcast feeds. Weekly curation count: three best interviews each week - What’d You Miss This Week selects three standout interviews from the TV show. Bloomberg newsroom scale: 3,000 journalists and analysts - Cited as the reporting backbone for Stock Movers content.

Pivotal Quotes: "These are short audio reports, five minutes or less, delivered right to your podcast feed throughout the day." — Lisa Mateo: Describing the Stock Movers format and cadence. "It gives you a sense of stories that you might have missed, but stories that we're really, really excited about." — Joe Wisenthal: Explaining the concept behind What'd You Miss This Week. "It goes beyond the headline stories and we take you deeper into things that you might not have realized, hence the name What You Miss." — Scarlett Foo: Clarifying the editorial focus of the weekly podcast.

Implications: Bloomberg is expanding its audio strategy with both quick-hit market updates and curated long-form interviews, giving listeners flexible ways to stay informed on markets and economics.

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Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway analyze the weird patterns, the complex issues and the newest market crazes. Join the conversation every Tuesday and Thursday for interviews with the most interesting minds in finance, economics and markets.

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