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鈥淚 love being the person who doesn鈥檛 know anything鈥� - Why Steven Levitt has swapped academia for podcasting

Why Steven Levitt swapped academia for podcasting.

• 38 mins

Poles Apart: How A Journalist Divided A City

Heroic explorer Frederick Cook has just returned from the North Pole...

• 37 mins

Airships, AI and Alan Cumming: Tim Answers Your Questions

Why does economics get a bad rap?

• 36 mins

"Dangerously Near to Absolute Perfection"

Two friends in the flourishing Arts and Crafts Movement in London share a vision.

• 37 mins

Lab Leak: Could Smallpox Come Back?

When a photographer begins to feel ill, doctors are mystified.

• 37 mins

The Great Frenchman's Folly (Panama Disaster 1)

Ferdinand De Lesseps, is convinced that he is the man to build the Panama Canal...

• 37 mins

Roosevelt and the Renegade (Panama Disaster 2)

Sixteen years have passed since Ferdinand De Lesseps' catastrophic failure in Panama.

• 39 mins

Give Politicians a Raise, Smuggle Smartphones into School, and go Full Donk! Cautionary Questions with Risky Business

Can game theory be used to win a world cup? Can you pay the way out of corruption?

• 41 mins

The Nazis, the Bomb, and the Woman that Science Forgot

Lise Meitner has a critical decision to make.

• 38 mins

Le Mans 55: The Deadliest Race

A race for speed ends in disaster, changing motor sport forever.

• 38 mins

The Shark That Ate Hollywood: Jaws at 50

It looked like Jaws was destined for failure...

• 39 mins

The Man who Solved Kindness

George Price is on a mission to prove that human kindness is real.

• 37 mins

Grand Theft Automated: How to Save a Trillion Lives

Sam Bankman-Fried is either a humanitarian hero or a con artist at an astonishing scale.

• 37 mins

"I get in trouble when I say things like this" - Michael Lewis on Sam Bankman-Fried

Acclaimed author Michael Lewis discusses his time with Sam Bankman-Fried.

• 45 mins