Cullum Clark, director of the Economic Growth Initiative at the George W. Bush Institute, returns to the Strong Towns Podcast to discuss his recently published report on housing reform. Cullum highlights several reforms that have proven to be economically feasible, politically realistic, and impactful on a large scale.
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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Understanding the Realities of Law Enforcement with Jim Tignanelli
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Why are so many people dying on Uganda’s roads?
When former journalist, Joseph Bayanga, witnessed the death of three generations of a family on a Kampala road - a mother, daughter and grandchild – he decided enough was enough.
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The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Tim Walz Isn't Going to Mind His Own Damn Business!
<p>In this episode, Tudor, Kyle, & Sara analyze Governor Tim Walz's DNC speech. They argue that Walz's proposals, such as free school meals, reflect a broader Democratic agenda that undermines parental responsibility and increases government control. The team also critiques t ... Show More
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