HCN PODCAST - Ben Domenech talks with Americans United for Life's Anna Franzonello on the controversial contraceptive mandate in Obamacare, how it violates our freedom of religion, and what legislative and legal steps are being taken to challenge this mandate.
FIRE PODCAST - C-FIRE Deputy Director R.J. Lehmann talks with Debra Ballen, general counsel and senior vice president for public policy with the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, about a recent IBHS study that ranks the effectiveness of building code regulations in 18 Atlantic and Gulf Coast states.
ECN PODCAST - Katrina Currie, policy analyst with the Commonwealth Foundation, explains the impact of recently passed fracking legislation in Pennsylvania.
ITTN PODCAST - Bartlett Cleland, director of the Center for Technology Freedom, Institute for Policy Innovation, discusses his latest opinion piece: “An FCC Legacy—Confusion, Unpredictability and Uncertainty.”
BTN PODCAST - San Antonio officials want a streetcar system in the city. Local resident and Heartland Institute board member Jeff Judson does not. He says the streetcar proposal is just light rail by another name, and San Antonio voters several years ago were promised money from a transportation tax they approved would not go to light rail.
ITTN PODCAST - Less Government's Seton Motley discusses recent net neutrality issues, including AT&T's recent throttling of data hogs, the anti-net neutrality language that was dropped from the Congressional spectrum bill, and the impending U.S. District Court case challenging the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules.