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This year’s Super Bowl will be watched by more than 200 million people globally, and the NFL will make hundreds of millions of dollars in one weekend. But the halftime performer at this year’s game, Rihanna, won’t be paid a dime. So today’s podcast breaks down the fascinating economics behind the Super Bowl halftime show. Enjoy!
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