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Tess Vigeland

Tess Vigeland is author of Leap: Leaving a Job With No Plan B to Find the Career and Life You Really Want. She is the former host of public radio's Marketplace Money and is the recipient of the 2019 Gracie Award for Best Host/Anchor and a National Edward R. Murrow Award for Continuing Coverage for her work following the deadly Camp Fire in Paradise, Calif.  She currently lives in Portland, Ore., and you can follow her writing at Tessuntethered.com.

Tess Vigeland

An American Expat Reflects on Coming Home

Former public radio host Tess Vigeland looks back, and ahead
August 30, 2019
Expat

An Expat's Lament: I Want My Old Life Back (Not Really)

The conflicted thoughts of former public radio host Tess Vigeland
October 24, 2017
Person leaping from one cliff to another

Leaping Without a Net, 2 Years Later

An ex-public radio host is still figuring out Plan B and she's fine with that
January 23, 2015
Jay Leno

Jay Leno, Here's My 'Now, What?' Advice for You

An ex-public radio star offers pointers from her own experience
February 8, 2014
Computer with Will Work For Food sign

Me, Work for Free at This Point in My Career?

A former public radio host struggles with the notion that accepting unpaid assignments will lead to more lucrative work
September 27, 2013
Radio microphone

An Ex-Public Radio Host Asks Herself, 'Now What?'

After leaving 'Marketplace Money,' Tess Vigeland is trying to redefine career success
July 19, 2013
Tess Vigland laments the rapid decrease in investment clubs.

Shedding a Tear Over Vanishing Investment Clubs

The trend may be over, but the former host of public radio's 'Marketplace Money' says creating a different type of group can help your money grow
February 8, 2013
Chris Farrell and Tess Vigeland from "Marketplace Money" on financial advice.

Best Financial Moves From 'Marketplace Money'

The public radio show's former host, Tess Vigeland, chats with her longtime, on-air colleague about advice they've given and heard for people over 50
January 17, 2013
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