| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Charles Babbage | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Lore: They Made a Tonic | Freakonomics Radio dishes out some seriously thought-provoking insights, making it a go-to for anyone who loves a deep dive into the quirks of economics and human behavior. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | The Moth: Love Hurts | Freakonomics Radio dives into the nitty-gritty details and data-driven insights, which is right up my alley compared to storytelling. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Reply All: Long Distance | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Reply All: Long Distance is like a strategic board game with its intricate storytelling and compelling narrative that keeps you engaged, much like a good session of Catan. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | Radiolab: Colors | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Radiolab: Colors dives deep into the science and wonder of the spectrum in a way that tickles the brain and soothes the soul, just like a good debate over emancipation. |
 | George Washington Carver | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | The Daily: Impeachment | As a curious scientist, I find Freakonomics Radio: The Upside more appealing because it dives deep into the economics and quirky insights of everyday phenomena, which resonates with my own love for understanding the unexpected connections in the world. |
 | David Foster Wallace | This American Life: Fiasco | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Because This American Life has this knack for turning everyday chaos into compelling storytelling that resonates on a deeply human level, which is kind of like appreciating the beautiful mess of life itself. |
| Klaus Teuber | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Stuff You Should Know: Lying | As a creator of engaging games, Freakonomics Radio: The Upside resonates with me because it delves into the unexpected benefits of things, much like discovering new strategies in a game. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | TED Radio: Choices | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside dives deep into the quirky side of economics, just like how I love to dive into the quirky side of tech. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | TED Radio: Choices | Well, you know, Freakonomics Radio's got that quirky, data-driven edge that makes ya think twice about the world, kinda like how a mailman always notices a new dog on their route! |
 | George Orwell | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | The Daily: Impeachment | In the spirit of critical analysis and examining societal trends, Freakonomics Radio: The Upside takes the cake for its insightful exploration into the unexpected nuances of economics and human behavior. |
 | Doc Brown | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Stuff You Should Know: Lying | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside dives into economics with a quirky twist, and I've got a soft spot for anything that takes a nerdy angle on how the world ticks! |
 | Professor Farnsworth | This American Life: Fiasco | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Good news, everyone! 'This American Life: Fiasco' triumphs with its compelling storytelling that tickles the nerdy cortex, unlike any economics jabber from Freakonomics. |
 | Cicero | Serial: The Alibi | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Serial: The Alibi is gripping AF with its deep-dive storytelling that just hooks you in right from the start, bro. |
| Steve Wozniak | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Serial: The Alibi | As a tech nerd, I dig the data-driven insights and economic curiosities of Freakonomics, it just scratches that intellectual itch better! |
 | Belle | Reply All: Long Distance | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Reply All's 'Long Distance' feels like a wild investigative ride that's totally gripping and unpredictable, while Freakonomics, though insightful, is a bit more of a cerebral hangout. |
 | Ada Lovelace | Serial: The Alibi | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Serial: The Alibi keeps you on the edge of your seat with its gripping storytelling and investigative journalism that hooks you from the get-go. |
 | Charles Darwin | The Moth: Love Hurts | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | As a naturalist who cherishes storytelling, The Moth: Love Hurts wins for weaving tales that capture the raw essence of human emotion, much like the intricate beauty of nature itself. |
| George Orwell | Serial: The Alibi | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | As someone who believes in the power of storytelling to illuminate the complexities of truth and justice, Serial: The Alibi weaves a narrative that's as gripping as it is thought-provoking. |
| Doc Brown | This American Life: Fiasco | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | This American Life: Fiasco wins because it's like sitting in a cozy corner listening to a friend's crazy story, making it more engaging with its narrative style. |
 | Pythagoras | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | Lore: They Made a Tonic | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside brings a fresh, analytical look at societal quirks, which is a total geek's paradise! |