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Title	Date published
138. Whatever Happened to the Carpal Tunnel Epidemic?	2013-09-12
The Suicide Paradox (Rebroadcast)	2013-09-05
137. Who Are the Most Successful Immigrants in the World?	2013-08-29
The Folly of Prediction (Rebroadcast)	2013-08-22
136. The Middle of Everywhere	2013-08-15
The Church of "Scionology" (Rebroadcast)	2013-08-08
135. Do Baby Girls Cause Divorce?	2013-08-01
The Upside of Quitting (Rebroadcast)	2013-07-22
134. Government Employees Gone Wild	2013-07-18
133. A Burger a Day	2013-07-11
132. Jane Austen, Game Theorist	2013-07-03
Legacy of a Jerk (Rebroadcast)	2013-06-27
131. Do You Really Want to Know Your Future?	2013-06-20
130. Why Family and Business Don’t Mix	2013-06-12
129. Should Tipping be Banned?	2013-06-03
128. Baby, You Can Program My Car	2013-05-29
127. Can You Be Too Smart for Your Own Good? And Other FREAK-quently Asked Questions	2013-05-23
The Hidden Cost of False Alarms (Rebroadcast)	2013-05-15
126. What Do Medieval Nuns and Bo Jackson Have in Common?	2013-05-09
125. It’s Crowded at the Top	2013-05-01

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