Announcements
Episode 30: Impeachment, Greta Thunberg and the Yang Gang
Political writers Shaun Cammack and Haley Smith join to review the weeks news: Climate strikes, Greta Thunberg at the UN, impeachment and Andrew Yang
Episode 29: Airbnb, Section 230 and the cost of regulations
Social media companies are fighting on all front now with Democrats and Republicans united in the quest to curb their growth and influence.
Young Voices in the news (Sept 1st – Sept 16th)
OP-EDs PUBLISHED No, Don’t Abolish the Electoral College (FREE THE PEOPLE) - Zach Yost Why Washington must move past the post-September 11 politics of war (WASHINGTON TIMES) - Jerrod Laber Opinion: Vaping bans hurt adults smokers trying to quit (DETROIT NEWS) - Ross...
Announcing Our Fall Fellows
This fall, we’re thrilled to launch our largest batch of policy fellowships on the topics of tech, consumer freedom, foreign policy, and education! Over the next six months, this talented set of writers will take deep-dives in their respective issue areas, meet with...
Episode 28: Keeping up with Trump on immigration & foreign policy
Social media companies are fighting on all front now with Democrats and Republicans united in the quest to curb their growth and influence.
Young Voices in the news (August 13th – August 23rd)
OP-EDs PUBLISHED Sorry FDA, grotesque cigarette labels won't keep anyone from smoking (WASHINGTON EXAMINER) - Jacob Rich How Amazon Could Transform the Tiny House Movement (CITYLAB) - Nolan Gray How Pill Middlemen Like CVS Are Bilking the Health Care System (THE...
Congratulations, Agora Fellows!
Named after the Ancient Greek public place of assembly, Young Voices’ Agora Fellowship followed in its namesake’s footsteps with grace. The four-month program took five international writers and helped them further develop their fundamentals of advocacy. Through media...
Young Voices in the news (August 1st – August 12th)
OP-EDs PUBLISHED The El Paso Shooter Clearly Deserves The Death Penalty — But That's Not Always the Case (TOWNHALL) - Natalie Dowzicky I Immigrated to the US to Pursue the American Dream, Not to Pay for Your College Degree (FEE) - Jen Sidorova The Big Thing...
Episode 27: Abdulsamod Balogun & saving Nigeria’s democracy
Social media companies are fighting on all front now with Democrats and Republicans united in the quest to curb their growth and influence.
Episode 26: Dave Sussman on media, hustle and authenticity
Social media companies are fighting on all front now with Democrats and Republicans united in the quest to curb their growth and influence.
Episode 25: Big Tech on the ropes and the #FightFor15 in Congress
Social media companies are fighting on all front now with Democrats and Republicans united in the quest to curb their growth and influence.
Episode 24: Matt Kibbe on cable news, podcasting and why dogs are kinda communist
Episode 24: Matt Kibbe on cable news, podcasting and why dogs are kinda communist
Young Voices in the news (July 15th – July 30th)
OP-EDs PUBLISHED The Low-Key Housing Politics of Spider-Man (MARKET URBANISM) - Nolan Gray Mayor Pete’s Plan to Cut Incarceration in Half is Bold, and Just Might Work (FREE THE PEOPLE) - Dan King The College Transparency Act will help families treat college like any...
Young Voices in the news (July 1st – July 15th)
OP-EDs PUBLISHED Congress Must End the Bush-Era AUMF (THE NATIONAL INTEREST) - Natalie Dowzicky It’s time to check NASA’s astronomical spending (PASADENA STAR-NEWS) - Ross Marchand Trump’s White House event aside, his environmentalism is still all about ego...
Episode 23: Amash’s Independence, Stranger Things & the death of malls
Cable news town halls have become the norm since the tail end of the 2016 election. Led primarily by CNN and then mastered by Fox News, this format for hearing from politicians has become popular. Kristiana Bolzman thinks this is largely a good thing.