Hoover senior fellow Terry Anderson's interview on the John Batchelor Show begins at 19:08.

Marc Andreessen, venture capitalist and cocreator of the early web browser Mosaic, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about how success in venture capital is more about winners that you missed, not losers that you backed. Other topics discussed include the rise of the developing world and the smartphone revolution, why Bitcoin is paving the way for innovative uses of the Internet, an optimistic view of the future of journalism, changes in the health care system, and the future of education around the world.

Richard Epstein dissects the flaws in French economist Thomas Piketty’s best-selling Capital in the 21st Century.

Charles Marohn, president of Strong Towns, talks with EconTalk host Russell Roberts about urban development and what makes a strong town. The two discuss how the post-World War II approach to town and city planning has led to debt problems and wasteful infrastructure investments, and how changes as small as the width of roads make cities more vibrant. Other topics discussed include central Detroit today as a model of city growth, the incentive problems associated with how state and federal infrastructure funds are distributed, and Marohn's efforts to change civil engineers' perspective on growth.