Alex Tabarrok of George Mason U. and Russ Roberts talk about medical malpractice, why insurance premiums vary by state, price gouging by insurance companies, the politics of being a judge and an idea for a new TV show using a tried-and-true formula, the American Victim.

Don Cox, an economics professor at Boston College, discusses the economics of inheritance, how parents allocate their time and money among their children, changes in inheritance practices in Tanzania, potential conflicts in dividing inheritance, dynamics of family relationships and inheritance distribution, and the biological purpose of adolescence.

Skip Sauer of Clemson University and Russ Roberts talk about the economic impact of sports stadiums, how to create incentives in baseball, football and soccer, and the virtues and failings of socialism in sports.

Michael Munger of Duke University talks with Russ Roberts about the economics of ticket scalping, examining our reactions to free and found goods, gifts, e-Bay, value in use vs. value in exchange, and opportunity costs.

Don Cox of Boston College talks with Russ Roberts about how creating incentives can ease daily life with toddlers and young children.