In this first Friday e-link for January, I recommend a Radiolab podcast about an NHL hockey all star who was never meant to achieve player fame.
My final December e-link is a WSJ column that, looking back at the decade's economic anomalies, tries to understand why they happened.
For considerable enjoyment and a good read that you listen to, Tom Hanks's narration of Ann Patchett's "The Dutch House" was superb.
From this month's first e-link of doggy co-op interviews, today, I've gone to the other extreme with a thought provoking talk between two economists.
Friday's e-links: Today I recommend a new podcast series from Tim Harford who connects disparate examples of mistakes in each episode.
Friday's e-links: Laurie Santos's excitement about what she can learn from her monkeys and their economic behavior made this podcast superb.
Friday's e-links: By combining Captain Ahab's fixation for his whale, food, and of course beer, this FT article is our update for Japan's rugby World Cup.
Friday's e-links: Focusing on a monumental scientific breakthrough, Malcolm Gladwell produced a memorable podcast in "The Obscure Virus Club."
July 2019 Friday’s e-links: From How We Spend Our Time to the American Dream and Designated Survivor
Friday's e-links: This week i recommend a book that focuses on the many sides of time at work, at home, in different countries, and through the life cycle.
Friday's e-links: Because of a new podcast on the 1607 Jamestown settlement, I truly understood how poor leadership can be catastrophic.
Friday's e-links: Hearing about the disguises, the food, and the evaluation process, I especially enjoyed a Sporkful NY Times restaurant critic podcast.

