Episodes (Page 16)
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Health officials cite a 'loneliness epidemic,' but data is unclear.
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Michèle Flournoy and Cecil Haney discuss nuclear deterrence.
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Humans have a 'negativity bias,' amplifying bad news.
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Air pollution causes 7 million deaths and costs trillions.
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US infrastructure lags behind other developed nations.
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Environmentalists advocate reduced consumption to save the planet.
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US is the most individualistic country, with high indulgence.
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American culture is uniquely WEIRD, making policy transplants from other nations difficult.
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A new study suggests 30-minute afternoon naps benefit everyone.
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Lawns cover nearly two percent of the U.S. landscape.
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Bren Smith advocates for ocean farming, particularly kelp, to feed the planet.
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CEA Chair Cecilia Rouse discusses economic policy's impact on people.
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Preview of 'Freakonomics of Medicine' podcast hosted by Bapu Jena.
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The pandemic's work-from-home experiment offers lessons for the future.
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Robert Cialdini discusses the science of persuasion and influence.
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The human foot is an evolutionary marvel of functionality.
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Andrew Yang aims to revitalize New York City with bold plans.
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Robots may eliminate jobs but collaborative robots could revitalize work.
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Debate on $15 federal minimum wage: poverty reduction vs. job loss.
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Legalized marijuana offers a natural experiment for economists.