Wall Street Journal Podcasts

Wall Street Journal Podcasts is the audio division of The Wall Street Journal, producing a slate of daily and recurring podcasts covering business, finance, politics, technology, and economic policy. Its lineup includes "The Journal" (co-produced with Spotify), "What's News," "Minute Briefing," "Opinion: Potomac Watch," and "The Economic Outlook," among others, ranging from short news briefs to longer-form analysis and interview episodes.

The division applies the same editorial standards as the Wall Street Journal's print publication to its audio content, drawing on WSJ reporters and editors to explain breaking news and provide context on markets, corporate developments, government policy, and global affairs. Episodes are typically hosted by WSJ journalists such as Ryan Knutson, Jessica Mendoza, and Luke Vargas, and often feature interviews with WSJ correspondents and outside experts.

Content is distributed as individual podcast series available on major listening platforms and the WSJ website, with an associated free "What's News" email newsletter. It serves business professionals, investors, and general news consumers seeking timely and in-depth coverage of financial markets, politics, and technology trends.