The Made in America Office Aims to Bring "Historic Transparency" to Government Spending
Bringing transparency to federal purchasing and an innovative approach to expanding the federal government’s reliance on domestic supply chains, the Made in America Office (MIAO) has been hard at work...
31 Jan 202221min
What Responsibility Do Olympic Sponsors Have to Address China's Human Rights Violations?
Amid a growing global outcry against rampant human rights abuses, China is set to host the Winter 2022 Olympics. In this episode, the Human Rights Watch’s Director of Global Initiatives, Minky Worden,...
17 Jan 202221min
Here Are the Top Five Manufacturing Stories of 2021
Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM) Senior Vice President for Government Affairs and Policy Scott Boos, AAM Senior Vice President for Communications Elizabeth Brotherton-Bunch, host Scott Paul e...
27 Dec 202135min
The WTO's China Experiment Failed. Where Do We Go From Here?
Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch Director Lori Wallach reflects on the 20th anniversary of China's entry into the World Trade Organization(WTO). Since its initiation into the trading system, hopes ...
14 Dec 202133min
America's Clean Energy Future Depends on Its Workers
Under President Biden’s Build Back Better plan, billions of federal dollars have been poured into clean energy deployment in the United States, with more possibly on the way. But achieving our climate...
29 Nov 202120min
Stocking Up for the Holidays? Start Here.
Made in America Store Owner and Founder Mark Andol rejoins the podcast to share why buying Made in America is the key to getting on the nice list this year. Listen in for the remarkable story behind t...
15 Nov 202121min
Their Factory Jobs Went to Mexico, But They Were Left Behind. What Happened Next?
In her new book, "American Made: What Happens to People When Work Disappears", Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Farah Stockman follows the lives of workers left in the aftermath of an Indiana factory...
1 Nov 202128min
An Opportunity to Reinvest in American Workers
A new Massachusetts bill would require schools and other public projects exceeding $500,000 to be built with U.S.-made steel and other domestic materials. In this episode, Capone Iron Corporation Pr...
18 Okt 202112min
