Podcasts
Hugo Dante on the ripple effect of Hong Kong’s fall
Hugo Dante joins Underscored to lay out how China’s encroachment into the previously autonomous Hong Kong will take a sledgehammer to financial investments in the region.
The first class of the Podcast Accelerator ends & another begins!
Our first-class of participants have just concluded their time in the accelerator, and a new batch of creators are starting their journey this week.
Where libertarians fall in this moment of calls for police reform
Young Voices’ contributors Michael Rieger and Nate Hochman discuss the merits of televising Supreme Court proceedings as Congress does.
Reforming policing in America will take more than Executive Orders
Calls for reform range from the minor to the radical. Young Voices’ Molly Davis and Christian Watson join Underscored to talk through the issue of policing accountability and where reforms can make the most immediate impact.
A worthy debate on whether SCOTUS should be televised
Young Voices’ contributors Michael Rieger and Nate Hochman discuss the merits of televising Supreme Court proceedings as Congress does.
Podcast: Covid-19 and deregulating all the things ft. Shoshana Wesissmann
Shoshana Weissmann of R Street joins Underscored along with Alex Muresianu of Young Voices to break down why deregulation is suddenly cool
Podcast: Are millennials finding new hope in the Heartland? Ft. Ross DeVol
A new study from Heartland Forward tells a different story, showing that the “Heartland” is doing better at attracting and retaining members of the Millennial cohort in recent years. Ross DeVol, president and CEO of Heartland Forward, joins Underscored to discuss why that is.
Episode 34: “Our servants, our masters”, public service and war with Iran
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 33: Will the Afghanistan Papers move the American public?
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 31: National conservatism vs libertarianism
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 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.
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.
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.
