Range Rover Sport on Freakonomics Radio

Freakonomics RadioJune 26, 2026

679. Why Does Vanderbilt Keep Winning?

1:00
mid-roll
Stephen J. Dubner
Freakonomics Radio + Stitcher
June 26, 2026
Host-read (by Stephen J. Dubner)Brand awarenessBaked-in adAutomotive
0:00 / 1:00
@ 33:10 in ep

Estimated current placement value

Low confidence
~$1,800range $360$12,000

What a comparable one-episode placement on this show might cost today—not reported advertiser spend or a historical invoice.

How this estimate works

A broad audience range for the top 200 popularity tier is multiplied by public CPM benchmarks and a placement factor. Inputs for this read: 1:00 · Host-read (by Stephen J. Dubner) · mid-roll.

Model placement-value-v1-2026-08 · benchmark inputs as of 2026-08
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Transcript

Freakonomics Radio is sponsored by Range Rover Sport, a vehicle that blends power, poise and performance. With a distinctly British design, the Range Rover Sport is built to take on roads anywhere. Free from unnecessary details, its raw power and agility shine. Combining a dynamic sporting personality with elegance and agility, it delivers an instinctive drive. Its assertive stance hints at an equally refined driving performance. Defining true modern luxury, the Range Rover Sport features the latest innovations in comfort and convenience. The cabin air purification system alongside the active noise cancellation creates a new level of quality, comfort, and control. Terrain Response 2 offers seven terrain modes to choose from, fine tuning the vehicle for any challenging roads ahead. A force inside and out, the Range Rover Sport is available with a choice of powerful engines, including a plug-in hybrid with an estimated range of 53 miles.

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Episode

Freakonomics Radio
679. Why Does Vanderbilt Keep Winning?
Host: Stephen J. Dubner
Publisher: Freakonomics Radio + Stitcher