Jason Hayes, director of environmental policy at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy in Michigan discusses the battle over Line 5, and the benefits pipelines deliver.

Western Energy Alliance president Kathleen Sgamma joins Flash Point to discuss the pillars of the America First Energy Plan, protected federal asset review, infrastructure, and regulatory reform.

Axios' Amy Harder discusses her new role, what the Paris Climate agreement means for energy companies, as well as what big energy policy battles are on the horizon.

The Daily Caller News Foundation's Mike Bastasch joins us to discuss the economics and consequences of electric vehicles in addition to the perils of a carbon tax.

Forbes contributor and energy consultant David Blackmon sits down with AFPM's Ryan Mills to discuss pipeline activism. The podcast covers a wide range of topics, from fracking, to DAPL, to a pipeline fight in Michigan, to Keystone XL.

Future Fuel Strategies' Tammy Klein discusses her talk at AFPM’s Annual Meeting in San Antonio, “Global Low Carbon Fuels & Vehicles Developments: What's in Store for the Industry?”.

AFPM's Alex Adams talks with Doug Parker, the head of E&W Strategies and a former head of EPA's Criminal Investigation Division, about the failings of the RIN market that allows this fraud to take place and how changing the point of obligation can tackle this.

In 5-10 years, the fuel and petrochemical industries expect to hit a "workforce crunch": a wave of retirements coinciding with a number of new projects coming on-line. Melissa Hockstad, the Vice President of Petrochemicals at AFPM, talks to Workforce Matters about the work AFPM and member companies are undertaking to ensure the industries are unaffected by the crunch.

What to expect at Cybersecurity Day at this year's Q&A by AFPMradio

Flash Point with Alex Adams: Climate change and the SEC by AFPMradio