All Episodes

Episode 8: Poisson Regressions (Finally)

Episode 7 of the Odd Couple: Human Verification, I mean, Hannah Verification!

Episode 6 of the Odd Couple: How Will We Draw Our Diff-in-Diff?

Episode 5 of the Odd Couple: Making Maps with Claude Code!

The Odd Couple Episode 4: Introducing Hannah

The Odd Couple Season 5 Episode 3: What's up with this data?

The Odd Couple Season 5, Episode 2: Setting it up and getting the data

The Mixtape with Scott (Featuring Caitlin Myers) Season 5: Episode 1 of The Odd Couple!

[Rerun] Ariel Pakes, Professor and Economist, Harvard University

[Rerun] Amy Finkelstein, Health Economist and John Bates Clark Award Winner, MIT

[Rerun] Steve Berry, IO and Structural Econometrics, Yale University

[Rerun] Rocío Titiunik, Political Scientist and Quantitative Methodologist, Princeton

[Rerun] Tymon Słoczyński, Econometrician, Brandeis University

[Rerun] Jon Roth, Econometrician, Brown University

[Rerun]: Mohammad Akbarpour, Microeconomic Theory, Stanford

S4E24: Amitava Krishna Dutt, Development Economist, Notre Dame

S4E23: Vítor Possebom, Econometrcian, Sao Paulo School of Economics (EESP)

S4E22: Jessica Brown, Labor Economist, University of South Carolina

S4E21: Michael Anderson, Public and Labor Economist, UC Berkeley

S4E20: Philip Oreopoulos, Labor Economist, University of Toronto

S4E18: Liyang Sun, Econometrics, University of College London

S4E17: Nathan Nunn, Economic History and Development, University of British Columbia

S4E16: Jérémy L'Hour, Econometrics and Machine Learning, Capital Fund Management and CREST

S4E15: Dmitry Arkhangelsky, Econometrics and Machine Learning, CEMFI

S4E12: Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, Labor, Northwestern University

S4E11: Marie Connolly, Labor Economist, Université du Québec à Montréal

S4E10: Ted Joyce, Health Economist, CUNY

S4E9: Francine Blau, Gender and Labor Economics, Cornell University

S4E8: Jann Spiess, Machine Learning and Causal Inference, Stanford

S4E7: Elizabeth Cascio, Labor Economist, Dartmouth

S4E6: Timothy Bartik, Labor Economics, Upjohn Institute

S4E5: Miikka Rokkanen, Consumer Behavior Analytics, Amazon

S4E4: Maya Rossin-Slater, Health Economist, Stanford

S4E3: Mohammad Akbarpour, Microeconomic Theory, Stanford

S4E2: N. Greg Mankiw, Macroeconomics, Harvard

S4E1: Janet Currie, Health and Children, Princeton

S3E26: Javier Gardeazabal, Political Economy and Econometrics, University of the Basque Country

S3E25: Avinash K. Dixit, Microeconomics, Princeton University

S3E24: David Autor, Labor Economist, MIT

S3E23: Adriana Lleras-Muney, Labor Economist, UCLA

S3E22: Manisha Shah, Development Economist, UC Berkeley (episode 100!)

(Repeat): S2:E1 Interview with Jeff Wooldridge, Economist and Econometrician

S3E21: Ashesh Rambachan, Predictive Algorithms and Causal Inference, MIT

S3E20: Henry Farber, Labor Economist, Princeton

S3E19: Sarah Miller, Health Economist, Michigan

S3E18: E. Glen Weyl, Economist and Author, Microsoft

S3E17: Matthew Jackson, Economics of Networks, Stanford

S3E16: Bruce Sacerdote, Labor Economist, Dartmouth

S3E15: Peter Boettke, Austrian Economics, George Mason University

S3E14: Jesse Rothstein, Labor Economist, UC Berkeley

S3E13: Martin Gaynor, Health Economist, Carnegie Mellon/DOJ

S3E12: Daniel Chen, Political Economy, Toulouse

S3E11: Peter Klein, Entrepreneurship, Baylor

S3E10: Richard Blundell, Labor Economist, University of College London

[Reposting S1E14]: Interview with Petra Todd, Econometrician, University of Pennsylvania

[Reposting] S1E27: Interview with Kyle Kretschman, head of economics at Spotify

S3E9: Pierre Chiappori, Micro Theorist, Columbia University

S3E8: Marianne Bitler, Public Economist, UC Davis

S3E7: Wilbert van der Klaauw, Research Economist, NY Federal Reserve

S3E6: Bruce Hansen, Econometrician, Univ of Wisconsin

S3E5: Chris Taber, Labor Economist, Wisconsin

S3E4: Andrew Baker, Professor, UC Berkeley Law

S3E3: Carlos Cinelli, Statistician, University of Washington

S3E2: Caitlin Myers, Labor Economist, Middlebury College

S3E1: Richard Freeman, Labor Economist, Harvard

S2E44: Cristine Pinto, Econometrician, Inspir in Brazil

S2E43: Interview with Marianne Wanamaker, Economic Historian and Dean, University of Tennessee Knoxville

S2E42: Interview with Jinyong Hahn, Econometrician, UCLA

S2E41: Tymon Słocyński, Econometrician, Brandeis University

[RERUN PODCAST]: Interview with Guido Imbens, Econometrician, 2021 Winner of the Nobel Prize

S2E40: Avi Goldfarb, Economist, University of Toronto

S2E39: Adam Smith, Economist, Glasgow University

S2E38: Andreu Mas-Colell, Micro Theorist, Professor at Pompeu Fabra University

S2E37: Casey Mulligan, Professor of Economics, University of Chicago

S2E36: Sascha Becker, Economic Historian, Monash University

S2E35: Andrew Goodman-Bacon, Senior Economist, Federal Reserve

S2E34: Melanie Guldi, Health Economist, Professor, University of Central Florida

S2E33: Jonah Gelbach, Law Professor and Economist, Berkeley

S2E32: Amy Finkelstein, John Bates Clark Award Winner, Health Economist, MIT

S2E31: Nick Cox, Geographer, Stata Part 2

S2E30: Dr. John Cawley, Health Economist, Becker's Student, Cornell Professor

S2E29: Dr. Nick Cox, Durham, Geographer, Stata (Part 1)

S2E28: Interview with William Greene, Professor Emeritus, Author and Econometrician, New York University

S2E27: Interview with Ariel Pakes, Professor and Economist, Harvard University

S2E26: Interview with Gábor Békés, International Economist and Author at CEU

S2E25: Interview with Jonathan Meer, Labor and Public Economist, Texas A&M

E2S24: Interview with Joe Price, Labor Economist, Brigham Young University

E2S23: Interview with Miles Kimball, Professor and Economist

S2E22: Interview with Dr. William Spriggs, Professor of Economics at Howard University, Chief Economist for the AFL-CIO

S2E21: Interview with Dave Card, Professor and Labor Economist and 2021 Winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, UC-Berkeley

S2E20: Interview with Marina Della Giusta, Labor Economist and Professor

S2E19: George Selgin, Economic Historian and Monetary Economist

S2E18: Interview with Steve Pischke, Labor Economist and Professor at LSE

S2E17: Interview with Elizabeth Stuart, Biostatistician and Professor at Johns Hopkins University

S2E16: Interview with Jason Furman, Economist and Professor, Harvard University

S2E15: Interview with Derek Neal, Labor Economist and Professor

S2E14: Interview with Rocío Titiunik, Political Scientist and Quantitative Methodologist

S2E13: Interview with Mike Jay, Historian of Medicine and Author

S2E12: Interview with Alberto Abadie, MIT Econometrician and Professor

S2E11: Interview with Steve Berry, Economics Professor at Yale, Specialist in Structural Econometrics

S2E10: Interview with Jon Roth, Economics Professor at Brown, Econometrician

S2E9: Interview with Joseph Doyle, Economist, MIT Professor

S2E8: Interview with Paul Oyer, Labor Economist, Stanford and Author

S2E7: Interview with Mike Luca, Economist and Professor, Harvard

S2E6: Interview with Pedro Sant’Anna, Professor, Economist and Econometrician

S2E5: Interview with Hide Ichimura, Professor of Economics and Econometrician

S2E4: Interview with Clair Brown, Author of Buddhist Economics and Labor Economist

S2E3: Interview with Beatrice Cherrier, International Treasure, Historian of Economic Thought

S2E2: Interview with Dan Hamermesh, Professor Emeritus, Labor Economist

S2:E1 Interview with Jeff Wooldridge, Economist and Econometrician

S1E34: Interview with Phillip Levine, Labor Economist

S1E33: Interview with Chris Nosko, PhD Economist, Vice President and Head of Science and Analytics for Uber Product

S1E32: Interview with Brigham Frandsen, Professor and Economist

S1E31: Interview with Rajeev Dehejia, Professor at NYU and Economist

S1E30: Interview with Shoshana Grossbard, Editor of Review of Economics of the Household

S1E29: Interview with Noam Angrist, Co-founder and Director of Youth Impact

S1E28: Interview with Leah Boustan, Professor at Princeton, Economic Historian

S1E27: Interview with Kyle Kretschman, head of economics at Spotify

S1E26: Interview with Peter Arcidiacano, Duke professor, labor economist

S1E25: Interview with Anna Aizer, Brown, Editor of Journal of Human Resources

S1E24: Interview with Ronny Kohavi, Computer Scientist

S1E23: Interview with Anna Stansbury, Professor at MIT, labor and macro economist

S1E22: Interview with Robert Michael, Professor Emeritus at University of Chicago

S1E21 Interview with Michael Grossman, Health Economist, Pioneer, Professor, Mentor

S1E20: Interview with Mark Anderson, Health Economist

Interview with Katy Graddy, Professor of Economics, Dean of Brandeis Business School

Interview with Alvin Roth, 2012 Winner of Nobel Prize in Economics

Interview with Alan Manning, Labor Economist and Professor at LSE

Interview with Susan Athey, Professor at Stanford, President of AEA

Interview with Gary King, Professor of Political Science at Harvard, about Science and Inference

Interview with Petra Todd, Econometrician, Labor Economist and Development Economist at Penn

Interview with Michael Schwarz, Chief Economist at Microsoft, about auctions, tech and economic theory

Interview with Elizabeth Popp Berman about the influence of economic reasoning in social policy

Interview with Larry Katz, Professor of economics at Harvard University, about inequality and editing the Quarterly Journal of Economics

Interview with Peter Hull, econometrician at Brown University, about economics, causal inference and instrumental variables

Interview with Guido Imbens, co-recipient of the 2021 Nobel Prize in Economics

Interview with William ("Sandy") Darity about stratification economics and his life

Interview with Josh Angrist, 2021 Recipient of the Nobel Prize in Economics

Interview with Orley Ashenfelter, the legend, the GOAT

Interview with Jonathan Meer and Jeremy West about the minimum wage

Interview with Sophie Sun, econometrician and recent graduate of MIT

Interview with Alberto Abadie, MIT professor of economics and econometrician

Interview with Steve Tadelis, UC Berkeley Haas Business School professor and formerly eBay

Interview with John List, Chief Economist at Wal-mart