No Stupid Questions
Freakonomics Radio + StitcherResearch psychologist Angela Duckworth (author of Grit) really likes to ask people questions, and believes there’s no such thing as a stupid one. So she has a podcast where she and her smartest friends can ask each other as many “stupid questions” as they want. New episodes each week. No Stupid Questions is a production of the Freakonomics Radio Network.
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- Best show ever
Angela has been one of my role models ever since I read ‘GRIT’ and got obsessed with this podcast. Thank you Stephen and Angela for creating such brilliant work to keep an ESL teacher like me feeling inspired and motivated. Love you both! Oh, I really enjoyed the brand new episode as well! The witty conversation and interesting stories of two psychologists made me think and laugh so hard! PS. This is my very first time writing a review for a podcast. I reckoned that I should show my support sin... more
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Taiwan21 days ago - One of the best
One of the best. Love the hosts
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United States23 days ago - Bring back Dubner
One episode without him, on a topic I was very interested in, and almost ready to unsubscribe. Please bring him back! (Giving 5 stars for all episodes pre-departure.)
Apple Podcasts5QwerbjkUnited States24 days ago - The rational voice in my head
The voices of Angel Duckworth and Stephen Dubner are the rational, reasonable voice in my head when I’m trippin’ out on something that seems obvious, leading me to ignorant outrage, but probably is not. This show makes good on the slogan “the hidden side of everything.” To say I am BEREFT (all caps people) at the news of Dubner’s departure is insufficient. When NSQ did the episode on parasocial friendships I felt so called out! Because we’re all old friends in my thought life. Best of luck to al... more
Apple Podcasts5kevindanielUnited States24 days ago - It Just Doesn’t Hit The Same
I don’t like the new cohost. We need Stephen back!! Angela is great, but Maria is way too monotone!
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