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![Last week, I highlighted the best interviews that I conducted with creators in 2022 (Dan Pink, Annie Duke, Spencer Jakab and Abigail Disney). This week I am highlighting the wonks, who broke through the chatter and helped explain economic and market trends occurring in real time. Guy Berger As the economy reopened after the worst […]](https://www.eastbaytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Jill_Schlesinger-4.jpg?w=94 "Last week, I highlighted the best interviews that I conducted with creators in 2022 (Dan Pink, Annie Duke, Spencer Jakab and Abigail Disney). This week I am highlighting the wonks, who broke through the chatter and helped explain economic and market trends occurring in real time. Guy Berger As the economy reopened after the worst […]")
![A big benefit of my job is that I am able to interview a variety of different people about the topics that are most interesting to them. These authors, journalists, and filmmakers take what may seem mundane or complicated and bring it to life through engaging storytelling. Each year, I highlight those interviews that stuck […]](https://www.eastbaytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Jill_Schlesinger-3.jpg?w=94 "A big benefit of my job is that I am able to interview a variety of different people about the topics that are most interesting to them. These authors, journalists, and filmmakers take what may seem mundane or complicated and bring it to life through engaging storytelling. Each year, I highlight those interviews that stuck […]")
![With holiday and end of year charitable giving season upon us, here’s a rundown of information you will need. Two COVID-era charitable benefits have expired The CARES Act permitted taxpayers who claim the standard deduction to get a deduction on their 2020 and 2021 returns for cash contributions of $300 they made to qualifying charitable […]](https://www.eastbaytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Jill_Schlesinger.jpg?w=94 "With holiday and end of year charitable giving season upon us, here’s a rundown of information you will need. Two COVID-era charitable benefits have expired The CARES Act permitted taxpayers who claim the standard deduction to get a deduction on their 2020 and 2021 returns for cash contributions of $300 they made to qualifying charitable […]")
![The Biden administration’s plan to cancel billions of dollars of student loans is in jeopardy, due to a series of legal challenges. That means more than 40 million Americans who expected student debt relief could start getting billed again in January, when a pandemic-era moratorium is set to expire. Here is a Q&A to help […]](https://www.eastbaytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Jill_Schlesinger-3.jpg?w=94 "The Biden administration’s plan to cancel billions of dollars of student loans is in jeopardy, due to a series of legal challenges. That means more than 40 million Americans who expected student debt relief could start getting billed again in January, when a pandemic-era moratorium is set to expire. Here is a Q&A to help […]")