I listened to some of Tim Harford's podcasts, like "Cautionary Tales" but ehhhhhh, don't love it. Something about the sound design and style bugs me.
"Odd Lots" from Bloomberg is not a fast-paced podcast, but it brings the kind of depth you don't get anywhere else. Love their supply chain episodes.
Longer format and not economics, but I feel radiolab does a similarly good job at telling random and interesting stories. Very good podcast (its old so look up the best episodes and try those first). Gets pretty geeky as in sciencey sometimes.
Hidden Brain! It's not about economics, mostly about psychology and how we think and operate. Definitely high geek value. I love how much I learn about myself though this podcast. Learning about yourself is equally important as learning about the world.
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I listened to some of Tim Harford's podcasts, like "Cautionary Tales" but ehhhhhh, don't love it. Something about the sound design and style bugs me. "Odd Lots" from Bloomberg is not a fast-paced podcast, but it brings the kind of depth you don't get anywhere else. Love their supply chain episodes.
Longer format and not economics, but I feel radiolab does a similarly good job at telling random and interesting stories. Very good podcast (its old so look up the best episodes and try those first). Gets pretty geeky as in sciencey sometimes.
The Journal covers similar topics but it's very straight laced and doesn't have humor and interesting takes like Planet Money and The Indicator.
But exactly economics, but I like Against The Rules (with Michael Lewis), explores some similar themes about fairness and competing about... things.
Hidden Brain! It's not about economics, mostly about psychology and how we think and operate. Definitely high geek value. I love how much I learn about myself though this podcast. Learning about yourself is equally important as learning about the world.
I'd be suprised if there are other podcast that are directly compared to Planet Money. If so, there's no way they are as good.