by Stephen Kent | Jun 27, 2018 | Podcasts, Uncategorized
John Kristof is a Research Fellow at the Sagamore Institute in Indianapolis who writes frequently on economic issues. He joins the Young Voices Podcast today to talk about occupational licensing following an outcry over “Permit Patty”, a woman who called...
by Stephen Kent | May 29, 2018 | Podcasts, Uncategorized
Rachel Goldsmith is the Executive Director for the Free State Project, a coordinated effort to generate libertarian migration to New Hampshire. She joins the Young Voices podcast to talk about the organization’s mission, their annual PorcFest event this June,...
by Stephen Kent | May 17, 2018 | Podcasts, Uncategorized
This week in VICE, Will Nardi delivered a critique of right wing campus organizations that are setting the movement back. There’s no doubt that life on campus can be tough for right of center students, but Nardi writes that students “hyped up by anti-left...
by Stephen Kent | May 16, 2018 | Podcasts, Uncategorized
Ethan Greene is a Young Voices Advocate and writer on issues surrounding city planning. He recently penned 3 Lessons from Nashville in Strong Towns about how the city has gone about pursuing a light rail project. Today Ethan joins the podcast to talk about market...
by Casey Given | May 7, 2018 | Uncategorized
I am excited to announce that applications to Young Voices’ Advocate Program for 2018 are now open. We will be considering candidates to add to our roster of pro-liberty writers under 30 from today until July 31st. The Advocate Program is Young Voices’ premier...
by Stephen Kent | Apr 16, 2018 | Podcasts, Uncategorized
Jerrod Laber does not see the fraying of American politics getting better anytime soon. As part of our ongoing discussions with our Free Society Fellows, Jerrod reflects on Charlottesville, the toxicity of the Republican Party and the growing pains of America as a...
