Episodes (Page 3)
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Investigating the potential fraud in Alzheimer's research.
Stephen Dubner
00:55:51
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Politicians often lie about taxes and the national debt.
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Kentucky's bourbon dominance stems from tradition and favorable conditions.
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Distracted driving linked to music listening on phones.
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PJ Vogt explores the debate over banning self-driving cars in Boston.
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Google's secret project birthed driverless car technology.
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Scammers exploit digital tools to supercharge old behaviors.
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Joel Mokyr explains how culture drives innovation, impacting economic progress.
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Commodity traders profit from global instability and conflict.
Jack Farchy
Javier Blas
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Filmmaker Werner Herzog fears sloppy thinkers and mistaking facts for truth.
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Existing drugs may treat rare diseases, but finding matches is difficult.
Steve Levitt
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Nudge theory's impact is examined years after its initial publication.
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Cannabis is not a performance-enhancing drug for athletes.
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Examining the ethics of performance-enhancing drugs in sports.
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Running backs' declining salaries and shorter careers.
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AI's long-awaited potential in the healthcare industry.
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Zeke Emanuel critiques the wellness industry.
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Steve Levitt ends his podcast 'People I (Mostly) Admire'.
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Marty Makary's agenda for the FDA: faster drug approvals, healthier food, and cures.