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On today's show: Two stories from Kenya.

Thomas Peterffy's life story includes a typing robot, a proto-iPad, and a vast fortune he amassed as one of the first people to use computers in financial markets.

The folks at the nonprofit respond to our show about their efforts.

Meet a single mother who makes $16,000 a year — and who managed to fund a vacation at a Caribbean resort with an interest-free loan from one of the world's largest banks.

On today's show: Three short stories about trying to figure out what things are really worth. Also, an update on our t-shirt project.

The Planet Money men's t-shirt will be made in part in Bangladesh.

We're making a t-shirt that tells the story of its own creation.

On today's show we dive deep into the world of correlation and causation with Charles Wheelan, author of the new book, Naked Statistics: Stripping the Dread from the Data.

It includes multiple wars, a Supreme Court justice on his deathbed, and Donald Duck.

The value of the virtual currency is skyrocketing. Is that good or bad for bitcoin's future?