This podcast opens on a picture of the book, the presenter starts talking about what he terms the official dogma of all westernised societies. "If we are interested in maximising individual wellbeing, the way to do that is to maximise individual freedom."

The more choice people have ,the more freedom they have, and the presenter questions this. He believes there is now too much choice. The more choice you have, the less freedom you have, because you cannot make up your mind what to choose.

Much of the next 15 minutes can be construed as a rant. Taking example after example of too much choice, in the presenter's opinion. He states repeatedly that things were better with fewer choices.

However, the key point in all of this, reiterated over and over, is that more choice leads to paralysis - people not knowing which option to choose. If you take anything away from this podcast, consider that the less options you throw into your world, the less choice there will be, and for some people at least - notably not the power users - they will be happier.