Hosted by
Dan Loney
The Wharton Business Daily podcast features interviews with Wharton faculty about the latest news, fascinating trends, and issues impacting both consumers and the business world. Episodes are recorded at the Wharton School.
Wharton Business Daily
Bringing together leaders, innovators, and renowned Wharton faculty to discuss current topics that matter to consumers and the business world.
Marketing, Media, and the Future of Women’s Professional Sports
Wharton marketing professor discusses the evolving business model behind women’s professional sports.
How Policy Shifts Are Fueling Wall Street’s Rollercoaster
Wharton finance professor breaks down the market’s reaction to trade policy shifts and concerns over central bank independence.
The Trade War Playbook: Tariffs, Uncertainty, and U.S. Economic Policy
Wharton professor of finance explores the strategic ambiguity and long-term implications of U.S. trade tariffs.
How Consumers Perceive Layoffs: Offshoring vs. Automation
Wharton marketing professor explores how the reasons behind collective layoffs shape consumer sentiment.
Understanding Trump’s Tariff Tactics Through the Lens of Negotiation
Wharton professor of business ethics, legal studies, and management analyzes the strategic use of leverage and tariffs in modern political and business contexts.
The Fight for Fed Independence in a Politicized Economy
Wharton associate professor discusses the rising political pressure on the Federal Reserve and what it means for U.S. economic policy.
How Investment Firms Are Reshaping the Business of Sports
Wharton professor and chair of the marketing department breaks down how private equity is transforming the landscape of professional and collegiate sports.
Where Does ESG Stand Today?
Wharton’s Witold Henisz talks about the challenges facing ESG amid global political and economic uncertainty.
How Today’s Entrepreneurs Create Value Through Innovation and Grit
Wharton vice dean discusses her new book about paths to entrepreneurship.
The Hidden Economic Costs of U.S. Tariff Policy
Faculty director of the Penn Wharton Budget Model explains how tariffs could reduce growth, wages, and investment.