The Economics of Everyday Things: “My Sharona”
Freakonomics Radio6 Helmi 2023

The Economics of Everyday Things: “My Sharona”

Can a hit single from four decades ago still pay the bills? Zachary Crockett f-f-f-finds out in the third episode of our newest podcast, The Economics of Everyday Things.


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