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| Title | Pub. Date | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ‘Having chunks of a country where it’s difficult to do business reduces the size of the pie for everyone’ | 18 sept. 2026 | ||
Investment banker Richard Shinder on unacceptable political risk in America’s largest states | |||
| ‘Affordability is everywhere this year as a kind of buzzword’ | 04 sept. 2026 | ||
Center for the American Experiment’s John Phelan on coping with the dollar’s decline | |||
| ‘It doesn’t matter who is in power; power should be restrained in a clear way’ | 21 août 2026 | ||
Michael Van Beek on the ideas that drove the American Revolution | |||
| ‘Human bodies and minds are not one size fits all’ | 07 août 2026 | ||
Jaquetta Lee on educating the individual instead of the average | |||
| ‘Access can change the trajectory of anybody's life’ | 24 juil. 2026 | ||
Jessica Snowden on Detroit’s educational landscape and opportunities | |||
| ‘Whichever candidate wins, they’re both promising to get rid of the personal income tax’ | 10 juil. 2026 | ||
Oran P. Smith on South Carolina’s changing attitudes about taxation | |||
| ‘The more you ask the computer to do for you, the more power you need’ | 26 juin 2026 | ||
Dennis Talluto on the fight over data centers | |||
| ‘We need to unleash American workers, not protect them’ | 12 juin 2026 | ||
Dave Hebert on the state of U.S. manufacturing | |||
| ‘The harsher the childcare regulations, the fewer kids people have’ | 29 mai 2026 | ||
Warren Anderson on how Michigan’s childcare apparatus reduces fertility | |||
| ‘Affordable housing: No matter what they say in public, they're terrified of it’ | 15 mai 2026 | ||
Alex Cartwright on the challenge of converting hotel space into housing | |||
| ‘You never talk to the people who lost the lottery, right?’ | 01 mai 2026 | ||
Michael James Clark on a teacher’s role and the impact of Hillsdale College | |||
| ‘The difference between having a good idea and having others embrace it’ | 17 avr. 2026 | ||
Joshua Bandoch on using persuasion to get what you want in family life and politics | |||
| ‘If we do meet resistance from elected officials in Detroit, we’ll fund a referendum’ | 03 avr. 2026 | ||
Rod Lockwood on the renewed effort to make Belle Isle Detroit’s game changer | |||
| ‘People bemoan that they can't trust the news’ | 20 mars 2026 | ||
Jonah Goldberg discusses building The Dispatch and pushing back against clickbait journalism | |||
| ‘All of your data has been stolen’ | 06 mars 2026 | ||
Who's stealing your tax dollars? Haywood Talcove has the answer, and it's worse than you think | |||
| ‘We don't wear capes’ | 20 févr. 2026 | ||
Donald Bryson demonstrates how think tanks help shape public policy for the better | |||
| ‘A country where opportunity is still possible’ | 06 févr. 2026 | ||
Justin Callais discusses what helps states improve life outcomes | |||
| ‘Everything exploded in the world of online teaching’ | 23 janv. 2026 | ||
Barbara Oakley on the rise, retreat, and future of online learning | |||
| ‘People are very bad at managing their own finances’ | 09 janv. 2026 | ||
Chris Surprenant talks integrating financial literacy at the high school level to improve outcomes | |||
| ‘I truly believe this will transform education’ | 12 déc. 2025 | ||
Chris Waston discusses how AI can help teachers improve student outcomes | |||
| ‘Film production is a stack of gigs’ | 26 nov. 2025 | ||
Michael Brown explains how film subsidies just don’t create jobs | |||
| ‘Leadership of these unions has lost their way’ | 14 nov. 2025 | ||
Gene Hamilton discusses shifting The Overton Window back toward the interests of American workers | |||
| ‘A lot of libertarianism feels like political science fiction’ | 31 oct. 2025 | ||
Brian Doherty talks about shifting the Overton Window in politics, statecraft, and comic books | |||
| ‘We are failing in public education’ | 17 oct. 2025 | ||
Kevin Rinke discusses literacy, leadership and lessons from politics | |||
| ‘These programs do not deliver what they say on the label’ | 03 oct. 2025 | ||
Richard Morrison and John Mozena on ESG and the potential to roll back corporate welfare | |||
| ‘What constitutes separation?’ | 19 sept. 2025 | ||
Glenn Moots discusses the evolution of church and state in America | |||
| ‘Everyone already agrees that tariffs are bad, and everyone agrees that we should do something about national debt’ | 05 sept. 2025 | ||
Dave Hebert on why many voters believe economists have conned the American people | |||
| ‘It’s unlikely they’ll be able to stop tidal waves of cigarettes’ | 22 août 2025 | ||
Todd Nesbit and Mike LaFaive break down their data on rising taxes and cigarette smuggling | |||
| ‘When there’s a threat of failure, people innovate’ | 08 août 2025 | ||
Richard Vedder discusses his book on creative destruction in higher education | |||
| ‘A functioning democracy requires healthy dissent’ | 25 juil. 2025 | ||
Stephen Henderson and Nolan Finley urge Americans to embrace civil disagreement, not avoid it | |||
| ‘I couldn’t stand by’ | 11 juil. 2025 | ||
Sandra Hernden and Steve Delie tell the story of one woman’s fight to recover her first amendment rights | |||
| ‘Politicians are myopic’ | 27 juin 2025 | ||
Patrick Wright on unconstitutional state spending that favors certain district projects over others | |||
| ‘Get off the floor, wipe your eyes, log off that computer and start homeschooling’ | 13 juin 2025 | ||
Bernita Bradley on launching microschools in Detroit | |||
| ‘Work never gets boring’ | 30 mai 2025 | ||
FIRE’s Ryne Weiss on protecting freedom of speech on campus | |||
| ‘A loss for the American economy’ | 16 mai 2025 | ||
Jeffrey Schwab discusses filing major lawsuit on the imposition of tariffs | |||
| ‘Welcome to the wild and wonderful’ | 02 mai 2025 | ||
Jessi Troyan on universal licensing and breaking barriers to work in West Virginia | |||
| ‘Darn good policy’ | 18 avr. 2025 | ||
George Leef on Right to Work and Rethinking Higher Education | |||
| ‘The public can’t stop it’ | 04 avr. 2025 | ||
Daniel Crane on navigating AI innovation and regulation | |||
| ‘The government never goes out of business’ | 21 mars 2025 | ||
State Rep. Jordan Teuscher on how Utah banned public sector unionization | |||
| ‘The battle is not over’ | 07 mars 2025 | ||
Dr. Keli’i Akina on passing the largest tax cut in Hawaii’s state history | |||
| ‘Make the case for reform’ | 21 févr. 2025 | ||
Meagan Forbes and Lee McGrath advance occupational licensing reform | |||
| ‘The people do have a voice — it's called the legislature’ | 07 févr. 2025 | ||
Badger Institute’s Patrick McIlheran discusses citizen-led referenda | |||
| ‘You’ve got to get it in writing’ | 24 janv. 2025 | ||
Scott Tillman discusses putting term limits on U.S. Congress | |||
| ‘Playing with taxpayer money’ | 10 janv. 2025 | ||
Jon Riches investigates government violations of gift clauses | |||
| ‘Not just a healthcare issue’ | 20 déc. 2024 | ||
Layal Bou Harfouch on bringing empathy into drug policy | |||
| ‘Stories change the culture’ | 06 déc. 2024 | ||
Bob Ewing on mastering the art of public speaking | |||
| 'Hold the powerful accountable’ | 22 nov. 2024 | ||
Dave Bondy breaks down the ever-shifting landscape of political journalism | |||
| ‘Protect the reliability of the grid’ | 08 nov. 2024 | ||
Jon Sanders discusses the feasibility of renewable energy in North Carolina | |||
| ‘When the government selects who wins, everyone loses’ | 25 oct. 2024 | ||
Michigan Rising Action’s Abby Mitch on holding elected officials accountable | |||
| ‘We have to fight for the commanding heights of American culture’ | 11 oct. 2024 | ||
American Culture Project’s John Tillman on winning through upstream engagement | |||
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