Econ to Icon is a podcast about influential people whose careers began in economics and went somewhere remarkable — into politics, journalism, business, markets, even music. Each episode, hosts Paul Johnson and Michael Kell talk to someone who has been at the centre of the economic and policy decisions that have shaped our lives. Paul — former Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, author o... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 23 days ago |
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Dan Corry has spent most of his career close to the centre of British economic policy-making — but largely out of public view. As a civil servant, a think-tank economist, a special advisor across multiple government departments, and ultimately as cha... more
Amelia Fletcher is almost certainly unique in British public life: a highly regarded competition economist who has spent decades at the centre of some of the biggest questions about how markets work, while simultaneously sustaining a serious and stil... more
Tim Harford is one of Britain's best-known explainers of economics — author of multiple bestselling books including The Undercover Economist, longtime columnist at the Financial Times, and presenter of BBC Radio 4's More or Less. But as this episode ... more
Sharon White's career is one of the most remarkable in modern British public life. Starting out as the daughter of Jamaican immigrants in East London, she rose to become one of the most senior civil servants in the country, then chief executive of Of... more
Stephanie Flanders is one of the UK's most recognisable economics voices. She grew up in a family steeped in journalism and performance — her father was the comedian and songwriter Michael Flanders, of Flanders and Swann fame — and came of age politi... more
Sir Steve Webb is widely regarded as one of the most effective pensions ministers Britain has ever had. In this first episode of Econ to Icon, Paul Johnson and Michael Kell sit down with the man who drove through the new state pension, helped introdu... more
In this short introductory episode, hosts Paul Johnson and Michael Kell introduce Econ to Icon. This is a podcast about people whose careers began in economics and went somewhere remarkable, exploring the substance of what they did and the choices th... more










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This show centers on influential people whose careers began in economics and transformed into politics, journalism, business, or public life. Conversations with policymakers, regulators, journalists, and business leaders reveal how economic thinking shapes real-world decisions, from austerity and wage policy to digital regulation and pensions reform. Across episodes, the hosts explore not just the ideas behind policy, but the human stories—the turning points, risks, and paths that turn academic training in economics into lasting impact in public life and business. A notable feature is the frequent pairing of rigorous economic analysis with personal narratives, offering practical lessons for listeners who want to understand how economic thin... more
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Recent guests on Econ to Icon include:
1. Dan Corry
2. Amelia Fletcher
3. Tim Harford
4. Sharon White
5. Stephanie Flanders
6. Steve Webb
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