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Episode 94: Nevada’s Election System is Broken
Free to Offend Episode 94 | Guest: Walter Olson, Cato Institute Over the past several years there have been substantial changes to Nevada’s election laws, and trust in…
Episode 92: Turning Working Nevadans into Activists
Free to Offend Episode 92 | Guest: John Tsarpalas How can a public policy think tank change the way Nevadans think about the greatest challenges facing the state? President John…
Episode 91: Economic ‘Inequality’ isn’t the Problem
Free to Offend Episode 91 | Guest: Justin Callais, Archbridge Institute We hear a lot about “economic inequality” as a growing problem in the nation. However,…
Episode 90: Fighting for Transparency in Government
Free to Offend Episode 90 | Guest: Michelle Rindels, Nevada Open Government Coalition Keeping government open, accessible and accountable is one of those few policy areas where groups…
Episode 89: We Need Regulations that Actually Allow for Innovation
Free to Offend Episode 89 | Guest: Cameron Belt Innovators and entrepreneurs often find themselves stuck in a Catch-22 when it comes to bringing new ideas to the market: Regulators…
Episode 88: What ‘Grade’ Did Your Lawmaker Earn?
Free to Offend Episode 89 | Guest: Geoff Lawrence and Marcos Lopez Sure, we’ve talked plenty about the outcome of Nevada’s 2023 legislative session … but do…
Episode 87: The Existential Threats Facing Our Republic
Free to Offend Episode 87 | Guest: Victor Davis Hanson From “woke” ideology to modern monetary policy and “critical legal theory,” there are plenty of reasons to be concerned…
Episode 86: Giving Public Sector Workers Their Individual Voices Back
Free to Offend Episode 86| Guest: Isabel Blank, AFFT Many of the biggest public sector unions actually spend more money on political activity than they do on their core…
Episode 85: We’re the ‘Shining City on a Hill’ for the Rest of America
Free to Offend Episode 85 | Guest: Dowd Muska, Southwest Public Policy Institute The American Southwest is a place like no other – culturally, economically, and even politically. Dowd Muska,…