Freakonomics Podcast & Jim Balsillie Collaborate with Jony Studios

Freakonomics Radio, one of the most popular podcasts in the world exploring the intriguing side of economics has joined forces with Jony Studios, a top media production company known for its audio services, to create another great episode. In this collaboration, the podcast welcomes Jim Balsillie, former CEO of BlackBerry, to discuss the advantages and drawbacks of having two CEOs in a company.


Titled "Are Two C.E.O.s Better Than One?" this episode provides an in-depth exploration of dual CEO leadership models within businesses. Jim Balsillie, an influential leader in the tech industry, shares valuable insights and experiences, making this episode a must-listen for business enthusiasts and entrepreneurs seeking to understand more about corporate leadership.

Jony Studios was selected because of its reputation for delivering top audio recording and production. The recording setup allowed the host, Stephen J. Dubner to join the interview remotely and facilitated a seamless connection. This allowed a global conversation to happen while simultaneously recording a professional audio track for the guest. This shows the commitment of the Freakonomics Podcast and Jony Studios to providing high-quality content while embracing innovative solutions.

Listeners can access this episode of the Freakonomics Podcast, featuring Jim Balsillie, on major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on the Freakonomics website here:


About Freakonomics Podcast

The Freakonomics Podcast explores the hidden and unexpected aspects of economics and its impact on everyday life. Hosted by Stephen J. Dubner, the podcast has gained a global following for its engaging and thought-provoking content. 


About Jony Studios

Jony Studios is a client-focused media production studio offering audio/video production, podcasting, and audiobook services. They have worked with a wide range of clients from small businesses to larger organizations such as Penguin Random House, Amazon, University of Waterloo, and many others.