econtalk

There is an excellent EconTalk about matching economies as well.

He also interviewed on econtalk shortly before his passing.

EconTalk - I'd say some of these are a step above pop Econ.

I have been listening to Econtalk episodes on urban growth[1][2] and apparently cities in the developing world experiencing quick expansion get completely clogged with traffic.

Tangentially related, but interesting, EconTalk episode that goes into p-values related to investment strategies, LHC experiments and other stuff: Campbell Harvey of Duke University talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about his research evaluating various investment and trading strategies and the challenge of measuring their effectiveness.

I listened to him talking about that book on Econtalk.

It's so fun listening to EconTalk or Steve Forbes because they have a correct description of the economy and the current instruments behind it, but then scratch their heads thinking "hrmm this shouldn't have happened according to our classical models!

It's so fun listening to EconTalk or Steve Forbes because they have a correct description of the economy and the current instruments behind it, but then scratch their heads thinking "hrmm this shouldn't have happened according to our classical models!

I listened to him talking about that book on Econtalk.