12 MAR 2017 · NFL Free Agency's initial flurry is over. A few trades happened, which is normal. But why is the normal number so low? In this episode, we dive into economics, psychology and cognitive bias to figure out why NFL GMs don't grow a pair.

8 FEB 2017 · Who is the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time)? This episode of the Infinite Monkeys Podcast examines Gettier Cases, or cases where Justified True Belief (the Socratic model of knowledge) does not actually define knowledge. It will take us through an argument-forming journey that can help us all defend our GOAT takes, no matter what they are. The Infinite Monkeys Podcast looks at unconventional sciences and studies to better understand the ins and outs of football in the abstract sense.

24 GEN 2017 · This episode on the infinite Monkeys Podcast, we travel back to the early 70s, talk about used car market economics, and figure out why the hell these players keep getting outlandish contracts. The Infinite Monkeys Podcast is an alternative view on sports and sports analysis. Rather than addressing current or of-the-moment issues, I take on sports analysis in the abstract, macro sense. By drawing on well-established concepts of mathematics, philosophy and even economics, we can broaden our view of sports analysis and cancel out noise.

7 GEN 2017 · The Infinite Monkeys Podcast is an alternative view on sports and sports analysis. Rather than addressing current or of-the-moment issues, I take on sports analysis in the abstract, macro sense. By drawing on well-established concepts of mathematics, philosophy and even economics, we can broaden our view of sports analysis and cancel out noise. This time we talk about the idea of "tanking" (losing on purpose for better draft position) using the Prisoner's Dilemma. The Prisoner's dilemma is an economics concept that illustrates why people will act selfishly even when it's obviously best to work as a team.