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September 21, 2017
Dr. Jane Orient: Fossil Fuel Use isn't Causing Hurricanes but is Helping us Recover in the Aftermath Podcast
Climate alarmists claim fossil fuel use is causing more, stronger hurricanes. Evidence shows this isn't true and energy restrictions imposed to fight climate change will make recovery from these natural events more difficult, costing lives.
Government Spending
September 20, 2017
WI State Rep. Rob Hutton: Prevailing Wage Repeal Protects Local and State Taxpayers Podcast
Wisconsin state Rep. Rob Hutton (R-Brookfield) talks about what's in Wisconsin's new state budget for taxpayers, previewing how the included prevailing wage repeal provisions will benefit taxpayers and cities.
Environment
September 19, 2017
Will Coggin: PETA and HSUS Take the Money and Run Post-Harvey, Irma; Animals Left in the Lurch Podcast
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals and the Humane Society of the United States are appealing to people’s love for animals, requesting donations to help them help the animals left behind or left homeless by the storms, yet little aid is offered.

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September 8, 2017
History in the Making: AZ Balanced Budget Planning Convention
By Veronica Harrison
Constitutional experts discuss the Article V process and the upcoming Arizona Planning Convention.
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September 7, 2017
Kevin Dayaratna: States Using the Social Cost of Carbon
By Isaac Orr, Kevin Dayaratna
After President Trump made his announcement that he was withdrawing the United States from the Paris Climate Accord, many states and cities throughout the country sought to demonstrate that they are still in the agreement.
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September 6, 2017
New Homeschooling Phenomenon: 'Road Schooling'
By Teresa Mull
Caroline Makepeace joins the show today to talk about "road schooling," a type of homeschooling that allows Caroline and her husband to travel the world with their two children.
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September 5, 2017
Clark Packard: Curbing Agricultural Subsidies To Open International Markets
By H. Sterling Burnett
Free trade is good for agriculture but current farm subsidies close foreign markets to our farm and ranch products.
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September 4, 2017
Edward Hudgins: Don’t Fight the Future of Labor
By Jesse Hathaway, Edward Hudgins
Heartland Institute director of research Edward Hudgins talks about robots, artificial intelligence, and the future of working, in this episode of the Budget & Tax News podcast.
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September 1, 2017
In The Tank (ep104) – Trump's Tax Reform Plan, Accusations of Price Gouging, and Stadium Subsidies
By Donny Kendal, Jesse Hathaway
In John's absence, Donny Kendal is joined by Research Fellow for Budget and Tax, Jesse Hathaway, in episode #104 of the In The Tank Podcast.
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August 30, 2017
The Legacy of Andrew Coulson
By Teresa Mull
Neal McCluskey, the director of the Cato Institute's Center for Educational Freedom, discusses the late Andrew Coulson's legacy and his ongoing contributions to education reform.
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August 29, 2017
Richard Coffin: Federal Government Data, By The Numbers
By Jesse Hathaway
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has launched USAFacts.org, a website collecting the federal government’s statistics and financial data. Why is he funding this new venture, and how can people use it to find out how government works?
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August 28, 2017
David Racer: Passion for Patients
By Jim Lakely
Director of Communications Jim Lakely speaks with Dave Racer about his new book, “Passion for Patients.” America’s health care system has been regulated and distorted for decades, meaning the opportunities for market reforms seem more remote than ever.
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August 25, 2017
In The Tank – Game of Thrones Libertarian Fan-Fiction, the "Good Ending"
By Donny Kendal, Jim Lakely, Justin Haskins, Andy Singer
Host Donald Kendal, Director of Communications Jim Lakely, Executive Editor Justin Haskins and Andy Singer craft a "fan-fiction" scenario where our Game of Thrones protagonists destroy the wheel and form Westeros' first Constitutional Republic. 
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