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Episode 52: How did ‘protect and serve’ ever turn into highway robbery?
Free to Offend Episode 52 | Guest: Dan Greenberg, Competitive Enterprise Institute The idea that police can seize property — cash, jewelry, cars or even houses — without ever charging…
Episode 51: Don’t rent-control your way into being ‘California East’
Free to Offend Episode 51 | Guest: Emily Hamilton, Mercatus Center Nevada politicians are starting to toy with the idea of “rent control” policies as a way to give relief…
Episode 50: Brace yourself for the post-primary pivot to the ‘middle’
Free to Offend Episode 50 | Guest: Mike Noble, OH Predictive Insights It’s true that more people than ever are getting fed up with partisan politics—and one of the consequences…
Episode 48: Prohibitionists exist in both political tribes
Free to Offend Episode 48 | Guest: Steven Greenhut, western regional director for R Street Institute Prohibitionists, cultural scolds and Nannycrats exist in both major political tribes—and it’s making us…
Episode 46: Can you fix politics by reforming the election system?
Free to Offend Episode 46 | Guest: Doug Goodman, Nevadans for Election Pretty much everyone seems to agree that our political world is pretty broken right now… How to…
Episode 45: The great educational awakening is happening
Free to Offend Episode 45 | Guest: Kerry McDonald, senior education fellow at FEE As we enter year three of pandemic hysteria, the tsunami of parents looking for alternatives to…
Episode 44: The supply chain is a bigger problem than they say
Free to Offend Episode 44 | Guest: Paul Enos, CEO of the Nevada Trucking Association If you’ve ordered something online recently or gone into your local grocery store, you have…
Episode 43: Are we still doing this pandemic thing?
Free to Offend Episode 43 | Guest: Don Boudreaux, George Mason University As we ring in the new year, some of us are looking at the state of the world…
Episode 42: Marijuana legalization goes national
Free to Offend Episode 42 | Guest: Geoffrey Lawrence Sure… Drugs are bad. But the war on drugs has been far worse—especially as an increasing number of states decide to…
