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  1. Barbuda is the most beautiful place we’ve ever gone to argue about the foundations of economic growth. and were up for the challenge. 📸: Franz deFreitas

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  2. Today on the show: The island no one owns. There are wild goats and donkeys everywhere. And fruits we’ve never heard of… like cocoplum.

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  3. In this episode capitalism creeps into Barbuda, an island nobody owns (or everyone owns, depending on who you ask). 📷:

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  4. Nobody owns land on the 62-square-mile tropical island of Barbuda. It is just shared, communally and informally. But now that could change. So we went for a visit.

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    31. sij

    ’s podcast on escheating helped me find over $11K of my family’s money today!! It pays to be a podcast junkie lol

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  6. In Barbuda, land isn’t a thing you can buy and sell. It’s a thing Barbudans just… have. Whoever puts up a fence, it’s theirs forever. But after generations of living this way, the Prime Minister wants to start selling it.

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  7. Restaurants don’t just sell food — they also sell space. They have to make the most out of every square inch.

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  8. Today on the show — one New York restaurant lets us bring in a design and psychology expert for a data-driven restaurant makeover.

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  9. Roni, owner of the casual Indian spot Adda, has a feel for what works and what doesn’t. He owns three restaurants, and is about to open a fourth. But in this week’s episode, he takes advice from someone who challenges his deepest intuitions.

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  10. Restaurant psychology and design expert Stephani Robson with Sally Helm on how to read a restaurant.

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  11. In Long Island City’s casual Indian spot, Adda, each seat is worth around $72,000 a year. So why are we trying to convince the owner to get rid of one?

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    28. sij

    Great NPR article showing the relevance of a big piece of our local and national history | The Erie Canal As A Model Of How To Build Big Projects Again

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    28. sij

    When the federal government wouldn't spend money to build the Erie Canal, New York City decided to go it solo. The state issued bonds and had private investors lend it money. In only 8 years, it was done. About a decade after that, the debt was paid off.

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  14. Unclaimed property in the United States amounts to approximately ten billion a year. About two-thirds of that money stays unclaimed. In today’s episode — who gets that money, why, and how you get yours.

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  15. It’s the act of reverting property to the state. In this episode, we get into escheat.

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  16. Planet Money Reporters Audrey Quinn and Kenny Malone go on an internet treasure hunt.

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  17. Who doesn’t love finding money? In this episode — the government’s lost & found, how you can find your money, and why you may not always want to.

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  19. Vladimir Putin is one of the most powerful leaders in the world. Twenty years ago, that was anything but certain. This week, we rebroadcast an episode by our friends at for a masterclass in the old adage, “Keep your friends close...”

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