FET #69: David Maywald explains how the war on masculinity affects health, education, and families

FET #74: How to think about scenarios in the Iran as an economist and scientist, with Paul Frijters

FET #73: Steve Keen on why economists are often blind to the macro cycle (plus housing and more)

FET #72: Jim Penman on zoning, politics and fertility

FET #71: Crémieux on how bad science and fraud lead to bad policy

FET #70: Tim Sneesby is a real life town planner. Why is he making housing so unaffordable?

FET #69: David Maywald explains how the war on masculinity affects health, education, and families

FET #68: Mark Changizi on the Hidden Logic Behind Emotion, Language, and Social Order

The economics of housing supply is more controversial and less certain than you think

FET #67: The story of building a new academy for free thinkers in a castle, X-Men style

FET #66: Energy, economics, and policy blindspots with Ben Beattie

FET #65: Reaction to "There is no housing crisis"

FET #64: Woke university cancels man for health science research - a chat with James Nuzzo