Stephen Dubner
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It was awesome.
We rerun the archive.
which is actually in podcast world now, like you guys will have this experience one day.
A dormant show can still be a great show.
So it's not being nays, like reruns on TV, obviously.
But also podcast audiences cycle through pretty fast.
We still have about 70 or 80% as many people listen to NSQ, No Stupid Questions, as when it was new.
Because people are either, they love it, they're coming back or they discover it.
Yeah, that's cool.
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Hey there, Steven Dubner. Today, we're continuing our update of a series on failure we published a couple years ago called How to Succeed at Failing. In this episode, you will hear some personal stories from people who tried something new and failed. One of those people is Travis Thull, who thought what the world really needed was a new way to make instant ramen.
Hey there, Steven Dubner. Today, we're continuing our update of a series on failure we published a couple years ago called How to Succeed at Failing. In this episode, you will hear some personal stories from people who tried something new and failed. One of those people is Travis Thull, who thought what the world really needed was a new way to make instant ramen.
Hey there, Steven Dubner. Today, we're continuing our update of a series on failure we published a couple years ago called How to Succeed at Failing. In this episode, you will hear some personal stories from people who tried something new and failed. One of those people is Travis Thull, who thought what the world really needed was a new way to make instant ramen.
Stay tuned to the end to hear how that worked out. We have updated all facts and figures as necessary. As always, thanks for listening. We've been making Freakonomics Radio for a while now, and there are two themes we have come back to again and again. The first is the value of persistence, of staying the course, not giving up.