Our January 2022 e-links continue with a murder mystery recommendation that will bring you hours of pleasure.
Our January 2022 e-links begin with a look at the podcasts, New Yorker articles, and books by Harvard's Jill Lepore.
Our December 2021 e-links continue with a Steven Levitt talk with Harvard's Claudia Goldin that looks at 50 years of women in labor markets.
Our December 2021 e-links continue with Fuzz, a witty book filled with facts on quirky animal behavior that we never knew we wanted to know.
Our December 2021 e-links continue with a New Yorker article recommendation that took me to a bitcoin search for a lost hard drive.
Our December 2021 e-links begin with The New Bazaar, a new podcast series that shows the many meaningful and interesting sides of economics.
Our November 26 e-links continue with a captivating podcast about the rebel thinkers that help and inspire us by breaking the rules.
Our November 19 e-links continue with Marvel's "Shang-Chi," a movie that combines a good story, humor, and feminism.
Our November 2021 e-links continue with a delicious murder mystery about a chef, Detective Hawthorne, and the Anthony Horowitz stand-in.
Our November 2021 e-links begin with insomnia in Hong Kong and an article that describes the bus ride that is a 47-mile 5 hour napping cure.
In this fifth entry for our October 2021 e-links, I recommend a surprisingly captivating and relevant podcast series on the demise of Enron.
In this fourth entry for our October 2021 e-links, we recommend a five-part podcast series that describes the quest for perfect pasta.

