Episodes (Page 31)
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Economists discuss "creative destruction" and its impact on jobs.
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Discussing the tendency to perceive more obstacles than reality.
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Chuck E. Cheese's pricing strategy for arcade games.
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Miki Agrawal discusses businesses around bodily functions.
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Examining the visual-effects industry's reliance on overseas labor.
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Public health researcher challenges mountaintop mining.
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Psychologist Angela Duckworth on the importance of grit.
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Economist and NFL experts analyze the Super Bowl.
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The "traumatic" pace of change from global free trade.
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The decline in intergenerational income mobility in America.
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Trevor Noah shares his unique perspective on race, politics, and religion.
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Amos Tversky and Danny Kahneman revolutionized understanding of the human mind.
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Talent may be overrated; deliberate practice is key to expertise.
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Distinguish between being busy and truly being productive.
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Medical error is a significant cause of death in the U.S.
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Many ineffective drugs reach the market due to flawed trials.
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Medicine has historically been 'scientific-ish,' prone to errors.
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Danny Meyer challenges the traditional restaurant tipping model.
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Decision-making is influenced by random factors like order.
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Stephen J. Dubner hosts a live game show, 'Tell Me Something I Don't Know'.