Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the show. My guest today is Eric Angner. He's a professor of philosophy at King's College London, a researcher, and an author.

Economists are usually concerned with macro trends, money, finances, but they also have data-driven insights into what makes a happy, fulfilling life.

Plus, Eric is a philosopher, so he manages to blend two murky worlds into a very usable approach.

Expect to learn what economics say is the four pillars of living a good life, why everyone hates philosophers,

whether all old Japanese people should kill themselves, why economists get such a bad rap, how to maximize your happiness from an economic perspective,

whether there is a difference between men's and women's happiness, how to break your addiction to material possessions, and much more.

This Monday, I'm announcing another huge cinema production episode with a massive guest I recorded with yesterday in LA,

and this guy has been on my Mount Rushmore of podcast guests ever since I started, so I absolutely cannot wait to get this one out.

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