Podcast: Econ To Go
Welcome to our new video podcast!
Econ To Go brings Stanford economics into your everyday life — served with a side of coffee. Hosted by Neale Mahoney, the Trione Director of SIEPR and TG Wijaya Professor of Economics, the show takes you on a walk across campus with leading thinkers as they unpack the ideas that shape the economy, business, and public policy.
Each episode features researchers and practitioners whose insights will sharpen your perspective and shift the way you see the world. From AI and productivity to monetary policy and inflation, you’ll hear lively conversations on issues that matter. Smart, curious, and conversational — it’s Stanford economics, to go.
Our Econ To Go podcast series launched on Tuesday, Feb. 24. Check out our trailer and subscribe to catch the premiere episode and the rest of the shows.
SUBSCRIBE wherever you get your podcasts.
Watch. Listen.
Spotify | Apple Podcast | Amazon Music | YouTube
Econ To Go Episodes
A new episode drops on May 5, featuring Stanford economist Ran Abramitzky. Follow us on your favorite podcast platform to tune in to the show!
-
Separating fact from fiction in the immigration debate is tricky. But armed with decades of data, Stanford economist Ran Abramitzky digs in and extracts insightful revelations.Econ To GoPodcast
-
Are we entering a new era of globalization? With U.S. tariff policy in chaotic flux, Stanford trade economist Stephen Redding explains the high stakes.Econ To GoPodcast
-
How does trust — or the lack of it — shape who gets care, and what outcomes they experience? Stanford physician-economist Marcella Alsan, who has led groundbreaking research on health disparities, shares her evidence-based insights.Econ To GoPodcast
-
How do we know what’s really happening in the economy? And can we trust the data? Erika McEntarfer, who served as a chief of U.S. economic data until President Trump fired her amid a weak jobs report, emphatically says, “Yes.”Econ To GoPodcast
-
What makes money… money? And who should we trust to issue it? Stanford finance professor Amit Seru explores the tug-of-war over the future of money.Econ To GoPodcast
-
The COVID-19 pandemic plunged millions of us into remote work. The way we work, play, and live hasn't been the same since. Stanford economist Nick Bloom, who has been tracking the impacts, gives a lowdown.Econ To GoPodcast
-
Econ To GoPodcast
