Freakonomics Radio (as co-creator of the franchise)

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Freakonomics Radio is a popular economics-themed podcast franchise that explores the hidden side of everyday life through data-driven storytelling and unconventional analysis.

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instanceOf audio program
economics-themed podcast
podcast
associatedWith University of Chicago (through Steven D. Levitt)
availableOn Apple Podcasts
Google Podcasts
Spotify
Stitcher
awardReceived Webby Award
basedOn Freakonomics
basedOnWorkBy Stephen J. Dubner
Steven D. Levitt
linked to: Steven Levitt
coCreator Stephen J. Dubner
Steven D. Levitt
linked to: Steven Levitt
countryOfOrigin United States
describedAs explores the hidden side of everything
distributor Freakonomics Radio Network
firstReleaseDate 2010
format podcast
frequency weekly
genre documentary podcast
economics
educational podcast
hasSpinOff Freakonomics, M.D.
No Stupid Questions
People I (Mostly) Admire
The Economics of Everyday Things
hasTagline the hidden side of everything
host Stephen J. Dubner
language English
medium audio
narrator Stephen J. Dubner
notableFor popularizing behavioral economics for a mass audience
using economic thinking to explain everyday phenomena
originalNetwork WNYC
linked to: WNYC Studios
partOfFranchise Freakonomics Radio Network
producer Dubner Productions
Freakonomics Radio Network
linked to: Freakonomics
publisher Freakonomics Radio Network
style data-driven storytelling
narrative journalism
subject behavioral economics
data analysis
economics
incentives
public policy
targetAudience general audience
typicalEpisodeLength about 30–60 minutes

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Steven Levitt hasPodcast Freakonomics Radio (as co-creator of the franchise)