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.
The third entry for our October 2021 e-links looks at a wonderful Simpsons' animation that brought humor to Paris Fashion Week.
The second entry for our October 2021 e-links looks at a structural change in a basic economics curriculum that sees more of the real world.
Our October 2021 e-links begin with a podcast story of the rise and probable demise of the giant Chinese property developer, Evergrande.
Our September 2021 e-links continue with a look at presidential libraries that is about much more than books and papers.
Our September 2021 e-links continue with a podcast in which a Uyghur teenager tells about her family's escape from China to the U.S.
Our September 2021 e-links continue with "Worth," a new Netflix film that focuses on compensating 9/11 victims but is about so much more.
Our September 2021 e-links begin with insight on the power of the market from Duke Professor Michael Munger and Econtalk host Russ Roberts.

