Why does the American Dream feel increasingly unaffordable, and what would make it attainable again?
Podcasts
Tanner and Dunn explore how good civil society can strengthen relationships, increase happiness, reduce political tribalism, and help Americans rediscover a sense of shared community. They discuss why Americans should put down their phones, ignore most national political battles, and spend more time investing in family, friends, and faith communities.
They talk about affordability, zoning, fire codes, NIMBYism, discretionary review, and how to craft policy for housing abundance.
Akash breaks down FREOPP's unique mission—applying free-market principles specifically to uplift the bottom half of the socioeconomic ladder—and explains why lasting policy reform requires genuine bipartisan coalition building.
Our debates often focus on what the statute says, how the program works, or what the top line data suggest. What we measure typically emphasizes the experiences of adults. What gets lost is the fundamentally different way children experience the child welfare system.
In Trump v. Slaughter, the Court ruled that the President has the power to dismiss members of multi-member federal boards like the Federal Trade Commission regardless of Congressional attempts to restrict the dismissal power to specific conditions.
Avik sits down with Brad Swail and Charles Miller to talk about the future of health care in the Lone Star State
Aly sits down with Nic Dunn to discuss improving upward mobility at the state level