Wide World of Women

According to The Hollywood Reporter, a trio of anchors led by Taylor Riggs will be moving their midday show to the early mornings in replacing the fired Maria Bartiromo. Their new show will begin on Monday, October 12.

Also of note, Larry Kudlow will get a replay of his 4 p.m. show two hours later.

The other notable changes will be on Friday night following Kudlow's rerun:

Liz Claman will have a regular show called Claman's Power Players every Friday.

Longtime fans will recognize a similar title where replays of segments featuring major figures in the worlds of business and finance aired every month or two on Wednesdays. It will be interesting to see if these will be fresh interviews, segment replays from her popular show The Claman Countdown, or potentially a clue to her Everyone Talks to Liz podcast that drops every Saturday morning on your favorite podcast platform (Apple, Spotify, etc.)

Here is the list of the changes to the FBN schedule, as they approach their 19th anniversary on the air:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/new-fox-business-network-fbn-lineup-maria-bartiromos-exit-1236718188/

As expected, Claman's Popular Players is basically an extension to her regular weekday show:

One in-studio guest (the debut show featured 2 guests) and a Zoom interview, both pre-recorded.
The only small difference is "Liz's Last Word", where she sprinkles a bit of business wisdom in looking forward to the following week.
My general take, the 28 minute show felt like 8 minutes--just your basic "take it or leave it" type format, considering it airs while most people are eating dinner.

But she did mention you can catch it anytime on YouTube TV, plus occasional re-runs on Fox Business during the weekend.
The one thing I did enjoy was in the "O" inside the word power was a bolt of lightning, not as large as the one the late Jim Lange profiled on that once short lived game show in the early-mid 1980's called Bullseye.

I don't know how the new morning show is faring, but having three people take over Maria Bartiromo's old time slot is asking for a lot. Three full-time anchors, plus an occasional contributor from Barron's--not expecting much in the ratings going up against some of the morning shows.