Kenneth Rogoff
American economist and chess grandmaster; professor of economics at Harvard University, chief economist of the International Monetary Fund from 2001 to 2003, and co-author with Carmen Reinhart of This Time Is Different (2009).
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Recommends The Queen’s Gambit
Uh another book that I think uh is I just love and people have seen the series but haven't read the book is the Queen's Gambit by Walter Tavis. It is one of the most perfect books ever written. kind of asked the question, what if Bobby Fischer, the maybe the greatest chess player of all time, was a woman, how would it have played out and the Netflix series was just majestical?
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Recommends Muppets in Moscow
Well, I have uh I have a few books to recommend, but I have to start out with my wife's book, Muppets in Moscow, which I've given you as a present about the making of Sesame Street in the 1990s, which she oversaw hundreds of uh artists uh the making of it in Russia. making of it in Russian original version in Russian and overseeing uh directors uh puppeteers uh writers and such and it's a uh an period of uh tremendous instability.
youtube.com 2 May 2025
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