Freakonomics Radio
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Nov 2, 2026
Hands-On Math with Robots: VEX GO in Elementary Classrooms with Jessica Molter
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10:34Jessica MolterGUEST
You can be perfect the first time around.
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10:36Jessica MolterGUEST
And there was even a really good series on the Freakonomics podcast about failure that I really enjoyed and talking about how important it is for us to embrace that.
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10:48Lee GreenHOST
Mm-hmm.
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10:50Lee GreenHOST
Be okay with being bad at stuff.
99. Do You Mind if I Borrow Your Personality?
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38:26Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
That's it for the Fact Check.
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38:31Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
No Stupid Questions is part of the Freakonomics Radio Network.
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38:34Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
All our shows are produced by Renbud Radio.
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38:37Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
No Stupid Questions is produced by me, Rebecca Lee Douglas.
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38:46Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
Our theme song is And She Was by Talking Heads.
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38:48Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
Special thanks to David Byrne and Warner Chapel Music.
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38:52Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
To learn more or to read episode transcripts, visit Freakonomics.com slash NSQ.
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38:58Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
Thanks for listening.
693. What’s Our Job as Humans Anymore?
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0:06Stephen J. DubnerHOST
For the past several months, and I'm sure for many months to come, Freakonomics Radio has been exploring how AI is reshaping society.
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0:15Stephen J. DubnerHOST
We've been asking if AI can lead to medical breakthroughs, whether it will obliterate jobs, whether data centers should be put in outer space.
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0:24Stephen J. DubnerHOST
The list of potential questions about AI is infinite.
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1:05Sean AstinGUEST
and the opportunists.
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1:07Eline Van der VeldenGUEST
Creatively, I'm having a great time and I hope other people start seeing some of the fun and the positive in it.
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1:17Stephen J. DubnerHOST
Today on Freakonomics Radio, we seek out lessons from the past.
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1:22Stephen J. DubnerHOST
My first fear was, oh goodness, people aren't going
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1:24Joel WaldfogelGUEST
to
Is Subscription the Safety Net Every Podcast Network Needs?
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51:43Greg WassermanHOST
Are there any books that come to mind that have been instrumental in your life, whether they're enjoyable for learning business or just anything in general?
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51:52Ralph SuttonGUEST
I mean, it sounds hacky, but Freakonomics and Atomic Habits are two great ones, right? All of Malcolm Gladwell.
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51:57Ralph SuttonGUEST
And then I don't know if I told you last time that I am a best-selling author.
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52:02Ralph SuttonGUEST
He's an author.
Roman Mars on Flags, Phones, and the Design of Everyday Life
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13:50Tyler CowenHOST
level.
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13:51Tyler CowenHOST
And I think I was talking to Stephen Dubner from Freakonomics about this at one point, and we were
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13:56Roman MarsGUEST
discussing this idea.
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13:57Roman MarsGUEST
And I was like, I don't want building to get more efficient.
Ground Up 021 - The Last Episode in Brooklyn w/ Jesse Earle
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0:05Matt D'AvellaHOST
I'd say Tim Ferriss is probably more, I listen to him more.
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0:10Matt D'AvellaHOST
Freakonomics.
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0:11Matt D'AvellaHOST
Malcolm Gladwell's podcast is really good.
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0:13Jesse EarleGUEST
That's more informational, I suppose.
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0:16Matt D'AvellaHOST
It's kind of more like Freakonomics.
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0:17Matt D'AvellaHOST
It's stories, really.
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0:19Matt D'AvellaHOST
I see, right, okay.
Does Your Podcast Have to Make Money to Matter?
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0:00Elsie EscobarHOST
Rob, do you have thoughts about the Freakonomics episode covering podcasting?
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0:04Rob WalchHOST
No, no thoughts.
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0:06Rob WalchHOST
None.
Thoughtfully Setting up Agentic Flows sequence (Part 1)
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6:45EvanHOST
And the first one that I listened to was Surrounded by Idiots.
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6:51EvanHOST
And it is a very interesting deconstruction of some of, we'll call them statistics used in Freakonomics and the lack of guardrails, any real research and information and the lasting impact that it's had.
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7:10EvanHOST
So I thought it was an extremely interesting topic and I guess books can kill sometimes.
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7:15Andrew ClarkHOST
Yeah, it's on my queue up.
98. Is Having Children Worth It?
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42:01Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
That's it for the fact check.
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42:06Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
No Stupid Questions is part of the Freakonomics Radio Network.
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42:10Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
All our shows are produced by Renbud Radio.
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42:13Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
No Stupid Questions is produced by me, Rebecca Lee Douglas.
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42:19Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
Our theme song is And She Was by Talking Heads.
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42:22Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
Special thanks to David Byrne and Warner Chapel Music.
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42:25Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
To learn more or to read episode transcripts, visit Freakonomics.com slash NSQ.
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42:32Rebecca Lee DouglasNARRATOR
Thanks for listening.
692. What Will A.I. Do to (and for) Human Creativity?
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2:33Stephen J. DubnerHOST
Hey there, it's Stephen Dubner.
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2:34Stephen J. DubnerHOST
Before today's episode, I want to invite you to write to us with any kind of question you have about Freakonomics Radio, like how a particular episode got made or didn't get made, how long it takes to make an episode, who does what, where our ideas come from, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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2:53Stephen J. DubnerHOST
Send an email to radio at Freakonomics.com with the subject line, ask us anything.
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2:59Stephen J. DubnerHOST
Thanks.
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5:06Tilly NorwoodVOICE_ACTOR
My appearance is a real-time visual.
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5:07Tilly NorwoodVOICE_ACTOR
They're all integrated to create, well, me.
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5:10Stephen J. DubnerHOST
Today on Freakonomics Radio, to thine own exo-self be true.
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5:31speaker_5NARRATOR
This is Freakonomics Radio, the podcast that explores the hidden side of everything with your host, Stephen Dubner.
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