How family policy debates sometimes ignore the family itself
Debates about family policy often focus on an array of programs or interventions like licensed child care, pre-K or the K-12 education system. But all too often, the family itself as an optimal enviro...
5 Joulu 202357min
Agency over equity: Ian Rowe on a better vision for upward mobility
Many public policy debates in recent years have focused on the concept of equity, and what impact race and ethnicity have on opportunity for the next generation. This week's podcast guest believes we ...
28 Marras 202350min
Antisemitism in America: Rabbi Chaim Zippel on the aftermath of the Hamas attack in Israel
Rabbi Chaim Zippel was in Israel with his wife and baby on October 7, 2023 – the day of the Hamas terrorist attack. He joins host Nic Dunn to recount his experience getting his family to safety and re...
21 Marras 202346min
Should government promote marriage?
Marriage is often viewed as a personal matter that isn't usually included in public policy discussions. But a growing body of evidence shows that strong families, anchored by healthy marriages, are am...
14 Marras 202353min
Why America needs a new welfare reform movement
Roughly 37.9 million Americans live in poverty according to the United States Census Bureau's official poverty measure. By any assessment, that's far too many Americans struggling to get by.So a coali...
7 Marras 202349min
Supreme Court 2024: How to better understand – and defend – the court’s constitutional role
The U.S. Supreme Court began its new term in October, with several weighty issues already on the docket. Between now and June 2024, the court will review various cases touching on free speech, separat...
31 Loka 202342min
Defending Enterprise with Beth Akers: How to approach 2024 campaign rhetoric on the economy
This week’s episode of Defending Ideas brings you another installment of our feature segment: Defending Enterprise, with contributor and AEI Senior Fellow Beth Akers.Beth joins Nic Dunn to provide lis...
24 Loka 202340min
The death of discourse? TV news veteran Glen Mills reflects on the press and public debate
Americans don't trust the news media. Polling data shows over and over that many Americans tend to believe the press is politically biased and not trustworthy. At the same time, it seems that our coll...
17 Loka 202343min
