David Hertzberg

Stephen J. Dubner, journalist and co-author of Freakonomics, shares insights on how non-monetary incentives shape behavior and discusses the limited impact of money in elections. Historian David Hertzberg gives a historical perspective on the U.S. drug crisis, explaining why aggressive interdiction efforts fail and how policy mistakes can exacerbate harm. Frank D'Alella highlights the cultural significance and origins of Hamilton, reflecting on its impact on Broadway and American history. Together, they explore economics, drug policy, and the arts.