He speaks at Google, in this YouTube video, via Greg Mankiw.
Al Roth on mechanism design
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I’d like to plug Roth and Sotomayor’s excellent and highly readable monograph, Two-Sided matching. if you study matching assignments, marriage models, or labor markets, I highly recommend it.
I’d also recommend all the Bloomberg podcasts interviewing Sen, Fudenberg, etc. on the Nobel: http://www.bloomberg.com/tvradio/podcast/ontheeconomy.html
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