What do Selena Gomez, LeBron James and Martha Stewart all have in common?

Their lives and fortunes are all being discussed in season three of Good Bad Billionaire.

Yes, the podcast exploring the minds, the motives and the money of some of the world's wealthiest individuals is back.

I'm Zing Singh and I'm Simon Jack.

Each week we take a closer look at some of the world's mega rich.

And try to decide together whether we think they're good, bad or just another billionaire.

Good bad billionaire.

Listen first on BBC Sounds.

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Hello and welcome to more or less.

Wherever there's a top secret group chat about numbers, you can bet that we're lurking,

unobserved and taking notes. I'm Tim Harford. This week, we resolve last week's low jeopardy

cliffhanger about why British houses are really old. We investigate claims that the Office

for National Statistics

have stuffed £2 trillion into a duffel bag and absconded to Brazil. We return to the

increasingly recondite topic of how many days there are in Lent, but first, last week

the government announced changes to the disability benefits system, which included cuts aimed at saving

£5 billion a year. The move was met with dismay by some, including those on the left of the Labour

Party, such as MP Diane Abbott. She appeared on Radio 4's Today programme and argued that

there was another way to deal with the financial pressures

of a rising disability benefits bill.

I would introduce a wealth tax.

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