Freakonomics Radio Network’s 2022 Staff Picks
The team's favorite episodes of the year, featuring diverse and insightful content.
1Best Episodes of the Year
The Freakonomics Radio Network selected the team's favorite episodes from all shows aired in 2022. This collection covers a wide range of topics, from the failure of globalization to sports washing. Each episode reflects Freakonomics' signature deep analysis and engaging storytelling.
2Globalization and Its Impacts
The episode 'Has Globalization Failed?' tackles a big and provocative question. A charming conversation with law professor Anthea Roberts provides listeners with the tools to evaluate this complex issue. The episode also connects with Freakonomics' past content, offering a rich perspective.
3Sports Washing and Its Effects
The episode 'What Is Sportswashing (and Does It Work)?' examines current events like the Saudi-backed professional golf league. Featuring names like Phil Mickelson, Qatar, and Barbra Streisand, this episode explores the intersection of sports, politics, and economics.
4NFTs and Blockchain
The episode 'Are NFTs All Scams?' breaks down the complex and polarizing aspects of blockchain technology in an understandable way. The rocket launch scene with artist Tom Sachs in Bryant Park adds a fun twist to the episode.
5Interdisciplinary Approach
The episode 'Can the Big Bad Wolf Save Your Life?' brings together wildlife conservation, politics, literature, and economics. Filled with staggering statistics like the $10 billion annual cost of deer collisions, this episode offers a broad perspective to listeners.
6Listener Engagement and Participation
Freakonomics Radio Network's episodes garner significant listener interest. Episodes like 'Why Did You Marry That Person?' cover topics ranging from sexual anthropology to Shakespeare, encouraging active listener participation. These episodes showcase Freakonomics' unique storytelling style.
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