Works in Progress is an online magazine devoted to new and underrated ideas about economic growth, scientific progress, and technology. Subscribe to listen to the Works in Progress podcast, plus Hard Drugs by Saloni Dattani and Jacob Trefethen.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyHistory |
A hundred years ago, insulin was scraped from pig pancreases. Today, it’s made by bacteria in giant tanks. In the second part of a mini series on proteins, drug development and AI, Saloni tells the story of how insulin went from a crude animal extrac... more
Social scientist Alice Evans talks about why, despite a superficially similar feminist movement in East Asia, Western feminism has been much successful. Alice, Sam and Aria talk about dating markets, drinking culture at work, top-down media control, ... more
This episode kicks off a mini-series on proteins, drug development and AI. Saloni and Jacob explore the world of proteins, including how proteins fold into complex shapes, why that complexity matters and how crowded and dynamic the inside of a cell r... more
Is it better to be run by engineers, lawyers or regulators? Can you build an economy on luxury handbags or do you need advanced manufacturing? Dan Wang, author of Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future discusses why China outbuilds America, ... more
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It’s that rare mix of big ideas and clear storytelling, very smart without ever feeling heavy.
One of the best interview shows today
Terrific podcast — information dense but still easy to listen along to. The hosts do a great job and the guests are always fascinating! Highly recommend.
Properly interesting interviews. Always look forward to a new one coming out.
I’m a little biased here but this is quickly becoming my favourite podcast to listen to.
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The content focuses on a variety of pressing topics related to economic growth, scientific advancement, and technological innovations. Many episodes explore historical perspectives that challenge contemporary views, such as the origins of the Industrial Revolution or the implications of zoning regulations in urban development. Listeners can expect discussions that intertwine economics, health, and societal changes, often introducing new ideas that prompt critical thinking on how policies and innovations shape our lives today. Notably, the podcast also emphasizes the complexities of drug development and public health initiatives, reflecting a commitment to addressing both historical contexts and forward-thinking solutions for global challeng... more
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