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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 79 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNews | |||

While politicians debate the headlines, a different set of decisions — made in regional planning meetings, utility commission hearings, and federal rulemaking dockets — are quietly determining whether the electrical grid survives the next decade of d... more
When a bank collapses, the post-mortems arrive fast and the lessons disappear faster — buried under bailout announcements, reassuring press conferences, and a financial press that moves on before the dust settles. This week, we slow down and do the a... more
Every first Friday of the month, markets move, politicians claim victory or demand answers, and the same headline number gets recycled across every outlet — but almost nobody explains what the Bureau of Labor Statistics is actually measuring, what it... more
Single-family rental homes have become one of Wall Street's most lucrative asset classes — and the firms doing the buying have spent years making sure the story stays boring enough that nobody looks twice. We trace how institutional investors moved f... more
A little-known layer of the American healthcare system — pharmacy benefit managers — quietly controls what drugs you can access, what your pharmacy gets paid, and why the cash price at the counter is sometimes cheaper than using your insurance. This ... more
In cities where teachers sleep in cars and nurses commute ninety minutes each way, millions of square feet of commercial real estate sit deliberately vacant — kept empty by tax codes, debt structures, and zoning laws that make emptiness more profitab... more
Across the country, it takes longer to get a license to braid hair than to become an EMT. We've built an occupational licensing regime so sprawling and so captured by incumbent interests that it quietly functions as a tax on working-class mobility — ... more
Playgrounds with no swings. Doctors who over-test instead of diagnose. Cities that won't fix sidewalks until someone falls. This episode traces how a decades-long explosion in litigation risk quietly rewired American institutions — public and private... more










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This program consistently threads economic, legal, and policy analysis to explain how institutions shape everyday life and opportunity. Across episodes, listeners encounter a recurring focus on how rules—whether licensing, liability frameworks, zoning, or procurement—alter mobility, pricing, and access to essential services. The conversations often pair historical context with concrete case studies (housing markets, healthcare, grocery retail, AI data practices, and federal contracting) to illuminate the unintended consequences of well-meaning policies and the incentives that steer decision-making. A notable through-line is a push for clearer accountability, evidence-based reform, and greater transparency in powerful systems that gate oppor... more
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2. Patricia Hoffman
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8. Dr. Marcus Williams
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