Find Freakonomics Radio on a Station Near You
Freakonomics Radio is a weekly podcast that also airs on public-radio stations across the country. Below is a sort-of-complete list of those stations (it changes periodically and we try to keep up); click on yours to find the day and time our show airs. And if your station isn’t on this list, call them immediately!
Freakonomics Radio also airs on SiriusXM Insight and you can download or subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify and elsewhere.
U.S.
| State | Area | Organization |
| Alaska | Anchorage | Alaska Public Media |
| Haines | KHNS | |
| Galena | KIYU | |
| Arizona | Phoenix | KJZZ |
| Tucson | WUAZ | |
| California | San Bernadino | KVCR |
| San Diego | KPBS | |
| San Francisco | KQED | |
| Colorado | Colorado Public Radio | |
| Florida | Fort Pierce | WQCS |
| Jacksonville | WJCT | |
| Miami | WLRN | |
| Georgia | Georgia Public Broadcasting | |
| Hawaii | Hawaii Public Radio | |
| Illinois | Chicago | WBEZ |
| Peoria | Peoria Public Radio | |
| Kentucky | Louisville | WFPL |
| Maine | Maine Public | |
| Massachusetts | New England Public Radio | |
| Michigan | Ann Arbor | WUOM |
| Missouri | Kansas City | KCUR |
| St. Louis | St. Louis Public Radio | |
| Nevada | Reno | KUNR |
| New Jersey | Trenton/Sussex/Netcong/Toms River/Seaside Park | New Jersey Public Radio |
| New Mexico | Portales | KENW |
| New York | Albany | Northeast Public Radio |
| New York City | WNYC-AM 820 & FM 93.9 | |
| Syracuse | WRVO Public Media | |
| Ohio | Cleveland | WCPN/ideastream |
| Columbus | WOSU | |
| Oklahoma | Norman | KGOU |
| Stillwater | KOSU | |
| Tulsa | KWGS | |
| Oregon | Ashland | Jefferson Public Radio |
| Portland | Oregon Public Broadcasting | |
| Pennsylvania | Philadelphia | WHYY |
| Rhode Island | Rhode Island Public Radio | |
| South Carolina | Sumter | WRJA |
| Texas | Abeline | KACU |
| Austin | KUT | |
| Dallas-Ft. Worth | Public Media for North Texas | |
| Houston | KUHF | |
| Utah | Logan | Utah Public Radio |
| Salt Lake City | KCPW | |
| Virginia | Harrisonburg | WMRA |
| Richmond | WCVE | |
| Washington | Pullman | Northwest Public Radio |
| Seattle | KUOW | |
| Wisconsin | Milwaukee | WUWM |
| Washington, D.C. | American University Radio | |
Canada
| Province | Area | Station |
| British Columbia | Vancouver | Roundhouse Radio |
Other
| Country | Area | Station |
| Germany | Berlin | KCRW |
| Guam | Mangilao | Public Radio Guam |
Josh Nixon
No love for North Carolina?
Collin Campbell
Hey, we've got a lot of love for NC (Dubner went to college there!) It's up to your local station to pick up the show. Give 'em a call!
Glen Kooy
I found today's subject (Jan 13, 2012, WFYI, 1:pm) very interesting. Because I was in and out of the car, I did not hear the complete program. The reason I found it interesting is because my wife and I adopted three children each from a different country and of different parantage. They are now all over 40 and have families of their own. The oldest is from Germany, the offspring of a mother who worked as a bank teller and a father in the U. S. military. She has no schooling beyond high school. She is an unemployed single mother of three boys (including twins). The second is from the U. S., the offsping of a divorced mother and a businessman. He completed college and makes good money as a comercial pilot. He is married with two children. The youngest is from Korea and came to us through the Holt agency. Her background in Korea is unknown. She complted college and is now a stay at home mother of two. Because the three tuned out so different after being raised in the same home, I have changed my opinion on how much influence a parant has on the character of their children. Biology has a much bigger part than I used to think.
Collin Campbell
Thanks, Glen. You can hear the rest of the program, and read more about Bruce Sacerdote's adoption research here.
maxwell
Do these differ from the podcasts I subscribe to on itunes?