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23 Dec 2019 Conversations with Tyler Tyler Looks Back on 2019 (BONUS)
“I will fail all of the memory tests. I’m very focused on the next podcast, just to be clear.”
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- Speaker
- Tyler Cowen
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- Claim type
- commitment
- Recorded
- 23 Dec 2019
- Publisher
- Conversations with Tyler
- Episode
- Tyler Looks Back on 2019 (BONUS)
Transcript context
…So my experience bears that out a little bit too. Some of the things you mention about physical space and experimentation are going to come up in this conversation. We’ve already gotten started. For those of you who don’t know, I am Jeff Holmes. I produce Conversations with Tyler. I am joined with our host, Tyler. And we’re going to do a year in review and talk about the show. But go beyond the year — it’s the end of a decade and we’ve never done this before, so I’m going to go a little further afield. If you like this segment, we’ll do it more. So let me know, let Tyler know. But I thought it was a great time here at the end of the year to look back on the state of the podcast. So we’re going to do a few things. We’re going to look back at past episodes, and talk about them. We’re going to do a segment I like to call “Name That Production Function” which I am very excited about. And then I’ve actually looked back at Marginal Revolution from 10 years ago and I’m very curious to hear your thoughts about the productivity and the changes in Marginal Revolution in the past decade. I will fail all of the memory tests. I’m very focused on the next podcast, just to be clear. As my producer tells me to be. Yes. Well that is the prime directive for Conversations with Tyler. But we’re here at the end of the year. Actually all of our episodes through the end of the year have been recorded but we do have always more in the queue, more in the pipeline. Your prep is as intensive as ever.…
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