Interview with Charles Murray

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Interview with Charles Murray

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Dec 30, 2019

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Episode seven features an interview with renowned and sometimes controversial sociologist and writer Charles Murray. Charles is a fellow at AEI and the author of The Bell Curve, Losing Ground, Coming Apart, and Human Accomplishment. We cover his current project --- a book on poker!

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Dec 30, 2019

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My podcast lives at the intersection of poker, economics, and sports. I will be doing weekly interviews with major figures in these three areas. You can find me on social @badams78 (twitter) and @brandonadams78 (insta).

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