How many episodes does The Mixtape with Scott have?

The Mixtape with Scott has 292 episodes.

What topics does The Mixtape with Scott cover?

The Mixtape with Scott covers topics including: business, careers, science, social.

What language is The Mixtape with Scott in?

The Mixtape with Scott is in en.

The Mixtape with Scott

scott cunningham

EN292 episodes

businesscareerssciencesocial

The Mixtape with Scott is a podcast in which economist and professor, Scott Cunningham, interviews economists, scientists and authors about their lives and careers, as well as the some of their work. He tries to travel back in time with his guests to listen and hear their stories before then talking with them about topics they care about now. causalinf.substack.com

Notable Guests

CClaude Code1×MMichael Anderson1×JJon Roth1×CCaitlin Myers1×

Orley Ashenfelter1×AAmitava Krishna Dutt1×

Episodes (292)

Episode 6 of the Odd Couple: How Will We Draw Our Diff-in-Diff?

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Episode 5 of the Odd Couple: Making Maps with Claude Code!

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The Odd Couple Episode 4: Introducing Hannah

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The Mixtape with Scott

Notable Guests

Episodes (292)

Episode 6 of the Odd Couple: How Will We Draw Our Diff-in-Diff?

Episode 5 of the Odd Couple: Making Maps with Claude Code!

The Odd Couple Episode 4: Introducing Hannah

The Odd Couple Season 5 Episode 3: What's up with this data?

The Odd Couple Season 5, Episode 2: Setting it up and getting the data

The Mixtape with Scott (Featuring Caitlin Myers) Season 5: Episode 1 of The Odd...

[Rerun] Ariel Pakes, Professor and Economist, Harvard University

[Rerun] Amy Finkelstein, Health Economist and John Bates Clark Award Winner, MIT

[Rerun] Steve Berry, IO and Structural Econometrics, Yale University

[Rerun] Rocío Titiunik, Political Scientist and Quantitative Methodologist, Prin...

[Rerun] Tymon Słoczyński, Econometrician, Brandeis University

[Rerun] Jon Roth, Econometrician, Brown University

[Rerun]: Mohammad Akbarpour, Microeconomic Theory, Stanford

S4E24: Amitava Krishna Dutt, Development Economist, Notre Dame

S4E23: Vítor Possebom, Econometrcian, Sao Paulo School of Economics (EESP)

S4E22: Jessica Brown, Labor Economist, University of South Carolina

S4E21: Michael Anderson, Public and Labor Economist, UC Berkeley

S4E20: Philip Oreopoulos, Labor Economist, University of Toronto

S4E18: Liyang Sun, Econometrics, University of College London

S4E17: Nathan Nunn, Economic History and Development, University of British Colu...

S4E16: Jérémy L'Hour, Econometrics and Machine Learning, Capital Fund Management...

S4E15: Dmitry Arkhangelsky, Econometrics and Machine Learning, CEMFI

S4E12: Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, Labor, Northwestern University

S4E11: Marie Connolly, Labor Economist, Université du Québec à Montréal

S4E10: Ted Joyce, Health Economist, CUNY

S4E9: Francine Blau, Gender and Labor Economics, Cornell University

S4E8: Jann Spiess, Machine Learning and Causal Inference, Stanford

S4E7: Elizabeth Cascio, Labor Economist, Dartmouth

S4E6: Timothy Bartik, Labor Economics, Upjohn Institute

S4E5: Miikka Rokkanen, Consumer Behavior Analytics, Amazon

S4E4: Maya Rossin-Slater, Health Economist, Stanford

S4E3: Mohammad Akbarpour, Microeconomic Theory, Stanford

S4E2: N. Greg Mankiw, Macroeconomics, Harvard

S4E1: Janet Currie, Health and Children, Princeton

S3E26: Javier Gardeazabal, Political Economy and Econometrics, University of the...

S3E25: Avinash K. Dixit, Microeconomics, Princeton University

S3E24: David Autor, Labor Economist, MIT

S3E23: Adriana Lleras-Muney, Labor Economist, UCLA

S3E22: Manisha Shah, Development Economist, UC Berkeley (episode 100!)

(Repeat): S2:E1 Interview with Jeff Wooldridge, Economist and Econometrician

S3E21: Ashesh Rambachan, Predictive Algorithms and Causal Inference, MIT

S3E20: Henry Farber, Labor Economist, Princeton

S3E19: Sarah Miller, Health Economist, Michigan

S3E18: E. Glen Weyl, Economist and Author, Microsoft

S3E17: Matthew Jackson, Economics of Networks, Stanford

S3E16: Bruce Sacerdote, Labor Economist, Dartmouth

S3E15: Peter Boettke, Austrian Economics, George Mason University

S3E14: Jesse Rothstein, Labor Economist, UC Berkeley

S3E13: Martin Gaynor, Health Economist, Carnegie Mellon/DOJ

S3E12: Daniel Chen, Political Economy, Toulouse