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Interview with Bruno Behrend of The Heartland Institute

School Reform News Managing Editor Ben Boychuk and Center for School Reform Director Bruno Behrend discuss vouchers in Illinois and what they heard at the American Federation for Children summit in Washington D.C.

Interview with Alex Hageli, Property Casualty Insurers Association of America

Alex Hageli, director of personal lines for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America, talks with Arin Greenwood about the use of credit information in the pricing and underwriting of insurance.

Howard Hayden: Global Warming and the Fourth International Conference on Climate Change

Dr. Howard Hayden, professor emeritus of physics at the University of Connecticut, discusses global warming and the Fourth International Conference on Climate Change with Heartland Institute Senior Fellow James M. Taylor.

Interview with Author and Filmmaker Danny Schechter

In this week's podcast, Arin Greenwood speaks with author and filmmaker Danny Schechter about his new film, Plunder: The Crime of Our Time, a documentary that characterizes Wall Street as a crime scene, with government and the media as the criminals' accomplices.

Merrill Matthews: Why the Individual Mandate Will Fail

On this week's Health Care News podcast, brought to you by The Heartland Institute, Ben Domenech talks with Merrill Matthews, resident scholar with the Institute for Policy Innovation, about his latest piece concerning the failings of the individual mandate.

If Bloggers Aren't 'Journalists,' the Press Is Not 'Free'

Jim Lakely, co-director of the Center on the Digital Economy at The Heartland Institute and managing editor of InfoTech & Telecom News, discusses a New Jersey court's decision that bloggers don't merit the same First Amendment protections as other journalists.
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