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  1. My perspective on financial reform (from The Economists Voice--ungated version if you missed it) http://bit.ly/6Bl09t
  2. @MarinaMartin On the coffee cup--I'll try to write something up. Pretty diverse set of answers, no?
  3. @geoffreydgraham Specific names welcome
  4. @CMastication Which books are you listening to?
  5. We're in trouble. The only painless solution is growth and we're killing growth already. This won't end well - http://bit.ly/8lAYTh
  6. Question for EconTalk listeners--are you tired of podcasts on the financial crisis?
  7. Latest EconTalk is Carmen Reinhart talking about her book, "This Time is Different" and why it never is http://bit.ly/4E5lUu
  8. Coming tomorrow, Carmen Reinhart talking about This Time is Different. Coming soon, Boettke on the Bloomington School and McArdle on debt.
  9. Crony democracy http://bit.ly/1PyhBv How can they do this and not be ashamed? We have a dysfunctional democracy
  10. @danielfullmer Agreed. I pressed him, but not nearly enough. I was unprepared for the contrast between his written work and what he said.
  11. EconTalk nominated for Best Educational Podcast. Vote early and often here: http://bit.ly/2tcZMm
  12. Frustrating EconTalk with Posner whose tone and conclusions differ from his book and recent articles http://bit.ly/tchug
  13. From The Economists' Voice: my take on financial reform. The title--How Little We Know http://bit.ly/10KFg5
  14. The Peltzman effect http://bit.ly/1qclfa
  15. Degrees saved or created http://bit.ly/9EbH6
  16. If only every day were Saturday http://bit.ly/4gT4Rd
  17. @sethgoldin He does some backpedaling. I try to hold his feet to the fire. Politely, of course.
  18. Coming next Monday on EconTalk: Posner on the crisis
  19. Latest EconTalk: Scott Sumner's old-fashioned new-fangled way of thinking about money and monetary policy http://bit.ly/sYhdN
  20. Unemployment hits 10.2%. Jobs down another 190,000.