Suze Orman's five-hour nights bring a personal turn to WSJ Podcasts
Her morning-routine interview arrives alongside a channel-wide viewing surge, with cash and savings still prominent on the upload shelf.
Why this story? The whole channel is running at 269,496 views a day, 13 times a normal day (21,268).
Why Suze Orman Doesn’t Sleep More Than Five Hours a Night | The Journal
Suze Orman wakes at five to catch the sunrise, does leg exercises in bed and has coffee with her wife, KT. For a channel discussing what money should be doing, WSJ Podcasts has added a more personal question: what does a financial adviser do with her own day?
The interview arrives as the channel draws about 270,000 views a day, roughly thirteen times its usual pace. That jump extends beyond the new Orman upload: Sunday's episode about cash in a high-interest-rate world has a much larger accumulated audience.
In "Why Suze Orman Doesn't Sleep More Than Five Hours a Night | The Journal," Lane Florsheim's My Monday Morning series connects everyday habits with financial choices. Orman discusses selling her private-island home in the Bahamas and moving into a condo she bought years earlier, as well as why she and KT keep separate bank accounts.
The conversation also moves into using AI to organize finances and the cost of eating out. But the routine has room for a less predictable food story, too: Orman recounts eating a hot dog after ten years without one.
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- Channel
- WSJ Podcasts
- Subscribers
- 166,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 436,939
- Channel views, pace per day
- 269,496 (on a normal day: 21,268)
The numbers
Daily viewing across WSJ Podcasts is far above its usual pace. The channel-wide jump sits alongside a mix of savings discussions and personal-routine interviews.
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