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Alcohol & Tobacco
February 4, 2019
Heartland Happy Hour! Alcohol Regulation in the States and What to Expect in 2019 (Guest: Jarrett Dieterle) Podcast
R Street Director of Commercial Freedom Jarrett Dieterle joins the show to discuss regulations on beer, wine and spirits.
Health Care
January 31, 2019
Should Health Care be Regulated Like the Internet? (Guest: Dr. Robert Graboyes) Podcast
Dr. Robert Graboyes joins the show to discuss a recent poll showing a partisan divide in who believes the nation's health care situation is in a crisis.
Government Spending
January 2, 2019
Current Issues in Government Spending, Taxation and Regulation (Guest: Pamela Villarreal) Podcast
Why do plastic bag bans damage private businesses? How does overregulation damage the economy? Find out in 2019’s first episode of Budget & Tax News!

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Regulation
February 4, 2019
Heartland Happy Hour! Alcohol Regulation in the States and What to Expect in 2019 (Guest: Jarrett Dieterle)
By Lindsey Stroud
R Street Director of Commercial Freedom Jarrett Dieterle joins the show to discuss regulations on beer, wine and spirits.
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January 31, 2019
Should Health Care be Regulated Like the Internet? (Guest: Dr. Robert Graboyes)
By Sarah Lee
Dr. Robert Graboyes joins the show to discuss a recent poll showing a partisan divide in who believes the nation's health care situation is in a crisis.
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January 2, 2019
Current Issues in Government Spending, Taxation and Regulation (Guest: Pamela Villarreal)
By Joe Barnett, Pamela Villarreal
Why do plastic bag bans damage private businesses? How does overregulation damage the economy? Find out in 2019’s first episode of Budget & Tax News!
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December 7, 2018
In The Tank (ep168) – Dumbest Drink Laws, and Rudolph "Controversy"
By Donny Kendal, John Nothdurft
Donny Kendal and John Nothdurft bring you episode #168 of the In The Tank Podcast. Today's episode features work from the R Street Institute and the Mississippi Center for Public Policy.
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November 28, 2018
Science and Regulatory Changes under the Trump Administration (Guest: Jay Lehr)
By H. Sterling Burnett, Jay Lehr
The Trump administration is changing the way it regulation radiation exposure and upgrades to industrial facilities in recognition of new scientific finding concerning the health and environmental impacts of regulations.
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May 10, 2018
Regulating Entrepreneurs Out of Business (Guest: Dustin Chambers)
By Dustin Chambers, Jesse Hathaway
In this episode of the Heartland Daily Podcast, the relationship between government regulations and income inequality is exposed.
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May 2, 2018
10,000 Commandments: An Annual Snapshot of the Regulatory State (Guest: Clyde Wayne Crews)
By H. Sterling Burnett, Clyde Wayne Crews Jr.
Regulations impose between $2 and $10 trillion in costs on the economy each year. These regulations offer little benefit, lack transparency, and disregard any semblance of accountability.
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January 23, 2018
Fighting Chicago’s Food-Truck Cronyism (Guest: Robert Frommer)
By Jesse Hathaway
A Chicago small-business owner is fighting an antiquated ordinance that prohibits food trucks from operating within 200 feet of a restaurant and restricts the amount of time the trucks may serve customers in any given area.
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September 12, 2017
James Broughel, Mercatus Center: Snapshots of States’ Regulations
By Jesse Hathaway, James Broughel
Mercatus Center research fellow James Broughel joins the show to talk about three new studies using artificial intelligence to speed-read and analyze states’ regulatory codes.
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June 22, 2017
Kevin Dayaratna: Solve Physician Shortage with Temp Licenses for Med School Grads
By Michael Hamilton
Put medical school graduates who are shut out of residency programs to work by issuing them provisional licenses, says The Heritage Foundation's Kevin Dayaratna.
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