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Stephen Dubner

πŸ‘€ Speaker
8287 total appearances

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Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

Garrett Graham is their senior producer.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

Leah Reese Dennis is their executive producer.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

Fact-checking was done by Mary Mathis.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

And sound design and original composition by Armin Bizarian.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

Their production intern is Piper Dumont.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

For Freakonomics Radio, this episode was produced by Dalvin Abouaji and edited by Ellen Frankman.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

The Freakonomics Radio network staff also includes Augusta Chapman, Eleanor Osborne, Elsa Hernandez, Gabriel Roth, Ellaria Montenacourt, Jasmine Klinger, Jeremy Johnston, Tao Jacobs, and Zach Lipinski.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

Our theme song is Mr. Fortune by The Hitchhikers, and our composer is Luis Guerra.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

As always, thanks for listening.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

I don't even know what walkable means.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

What does walkable mean?

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

It's like when someone says a book is a page turner.

Freakonomics Radio
In a Driverless World, Who Loses and Who Wins?

The Freakonomics Radio Network.

Freakonomics Radio
Are Human Drivers Finally Obsolete?

Secrets and subterfuge in Silicon Valley.

Freakonomics Radio
Are Human Drivers Finally Obsolete?

A former Google engineer has been charged with stealing files from Alphabet's self-driving car project and taking them to Uber.

Freakonomics Radio
667. Here’s Why You Are Constantly Fighting Off Scammers

In January, a 38-year-old Chinese-born entrepreneur named Chen Ji was arrested in Cambodia and extradited to China.

Freakonomics Radio
667. Here’s Why You Are Constantly Fighting Off Scammers

He was one of the richest people in Cambodia and one of the best connected.

Freakonomics Radio
667. Here’s Why You Are Constantly Fighting Off Scammers

He was an elite businessman who also served as a government advisor.

Freakonomics Radio
667. Here’s Why You Are Constantly Fighting Off Scammers

A few months before this arrest, it was the U.S.

Freakonomics Radio
667. Here’s Why You Are Constantly Fighting Off Scammers

government who went after Chen.