# Rachel Bachman

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How FIFA’s Biggest World Cup Unleashed a Summer of Price Gouging

Price gouging has taken center stage in the lead up to the World Cup. Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

ICE, Iran and $1,000 ‘Cheap Seats’: The World Cup Returns to the U.S.

When FIFA picked the U.S. to co-host the 2026 World Cup alongside Mexico and Canada, Americans saw it as more than just a boon for the country’s tourism industry —  it was a chance to finally prove to the world that the U.S. is a soccer-loving nation. But on the eve of kickoff, the tournament has b…

How greedy can FIFA get with the 2026 World Cup?

Steven Godfrey and Ryan Nanni have some fun exploring the cost of World Cup group stage tickets before Ryan is joined by Rachel Bachman, Senior Sports Reporter at the Wall Street Journal, who's written about the individual struggles of fans trying to get into the games of the 2026 tournament. How (…

Fifa World Cup Visitors and Their Reaction to American Culture and Life

Reading and commenting my thoughts on an article from the WSJ by Rachel Bachman and an article from GMA by Bethany-Silva about the 2026 Fifa World Cup.

Fifa World Cup Visitors and Their Reactions to American Culture and Life

Reading and commenting on an article from GMA by Bethany Braun-Silva and an article from the WSJ by Rachel Bachman about the 2026 Fifa World Cup.

Rachel Bachman on What Makes an Excellent Picture Book

In this insightful interview, librarian, writer, blogger, Rachel Bachman shares her astute thoughts on what makes an excellent picture book, discussing both fiction and nonfiction, the advantages and disadvantages of being a female vs. male author, traditional vs. self-publishing, the celebrity p…

Ad Astra Cares: The Match Effect (August 28, 2026)

Rachel Bachman, Development Associate with Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters, joins Ad Astra Cares alongside Joe, a Little still waiting for his Big. They discuss the impact a mentor can have on a child's life.

College Athletes Used to Live in Dorms. Now They’re Buying Million-Dollar Homes.

NIL money is helping the local real estate in College towns. Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal brings us the latest.

Ad Astra Cares: The Match Effect (September 25, 2026)

Rachel Bachman, Recruiter and Development Assistant with Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters in Harvey County, shares examples of fun and easy things that a match could do together.