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“Angela and Stephen are a tremendous, entertaining duo. I’ve listened to Freakonomics for years and thoroughly appreciate Stephen’s approach to salient questions, and I have found Angela’s appearances on Freakonomics to be terrific too. Right now, however, they’re falling a bit short of their potential, but I’m optimistic that they’ll turn it around. The current issue is that too much of the episodes are focused on being cheeky and do not adequately wrestle with the big questions they identify. This can (and should) be remedied with a more structured use of white papers and more frequent dissection of relevant psychological concepts. As a listener, I am looking forward to (1) more research papers, (2) more discussions of papers’ methodologies, (3) more discussion of major concepts, and (4) greater attention to implications of the various concepts.”
MG_Montella via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/04/20
More reviews of No Stupid Questions
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“The worst part of Freakonomics was that there weren’t more episodes. Thanks for making more podcasts like Freakonomics so I can learn while waiting for the next episode!”
chaka jackson via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/25/20
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“Love the new show! Format is so great that you learn while listening to a great conversation”
Wrigley wright via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/15/20
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