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Cato Daily Podcast - The End Is Near and It’s Going to Be Awesome
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Cato Daily Podcast - Obama’s Counterterrorism Speech Short on Proposals
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Money Girl - 315 MG How to Increase Your Cash Flow (Part 1)
Find out how to crush negative cash flow that's hurting your finances.
Cato Daily Podcast - Policy Responses to the Tragedy in Bangladesh
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More or Less: Behind the Stats - Ryanair punctuality; mistakes in academic papers
Tim Harford examines Ryanair?s claim that more than 90% of its flights land on time; and discovers that millions of scientific papers may be incorrect. Producer: Ruth Alexander
Start the Week - Eric Schmidt on the New Digital Age
On Start the Week Emily Maitlis talks to the Executive Chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt about the digital future. A future where everyone is connected, but ideas of privacy, security and community are transformed. Former Wikileaks employee James Ball asks how free we are online. The curator Honor Harger looks to art to understand this new world of technology. And worried about this brave new world? David Spiegelhalter, offers a guide to personal risk and the numbers behind it.
Producer: Katy Hickman.
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe - The Skeptics Guide #410 – May 25 2013
Guest Rogue: Richard Saunders; This Day in Skepticism: Geek Pride Day; News Items: McCormick Sentenced, Meteroid Hits Moon, DSM-5, Placenta Madness; Who's that Noisy; Your Questions and E-mails: Water Heater Followup, McLeroy Interview; Science or Fiction
Cato Daily Podcast - U.S. Is Among Fewer Drug War Defenders
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More or Less: Behind the Stats - The economics of Scottish independence
Tim Harford inspects the claims the UK Treasury and the Scottish government make about the economics of an independent Scotland; tests Ryanair?s claim that more than 90% of its flights land on time; re-runs the Eurovision song contest, excluding the votes of the former Soviet countries to test whether political alliances are affecting the final results; discovers that millions of scientific papers may be incorrect; and learns more about dog years ? and cat years.