Cato Audio

1. Introduction: Caleb O. Brown
2. Clark Neily talks to Barry Scheck, Peter Neufeld and Christina Swarns of the Innocence Project on their fight to exonerate the wrongfully convicted
3. Adam Schuster of the Illinois Policy Institute on why public pension reform is important not just for Illinois
4. Michael Cannon on Health Savings Accounts reforming American health care
5. Scott Lincicome on the current availability of rapid take home COVID-19 tests
6. Mustafa Akyol on his new book, Why, as a Muslim, I Defend Liberty

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1.Introduction: Caleb O. Brown 

2. Jennifer Schulp and SEC Commissioner Elad Roisman on the future of equities markets 

3. Nolan Gray, a housing researcher on the hurdles to reforming housing 

4. Abigail Hall, an economist, on military affiliation in the attack on the Capitol 

5. Will Ruger, President Trump’s nominee for ambassador to Afghanistan on the rocky but necessary exit from Afghanistan 

6. Matthew Feeney on the promising and troubling potential uses of drone technology

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1.Introduction: Caleb O. Brown 

2. Trevor Burrus and Walter Olson on Constitution Day 

3. Patrick Eddington on suspicionless FBI snooping on Concerned Women of America 

4. Somil Trivedi Of the ACLU on how plea bargains are coercive 

5. U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman on a new proposal to begin the end of the drug war 

6. Michael Cannon on Politics, Science, and Money: The Collective Meltdown over the New Alzheimer’s Drug

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1. Introduction: Caleb O. Brown
2. Ian Vásquez and Doug Bandow on the unrest in Haiti and Cuba
3. John C. Goodman on his book, New Way to Care: Social Protections That Put Families First
4. Matthew Feeney on decentralized tech
5. Trevor Burrus on a high court win for nonprofit donor privacy

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1) Introduction: Caleb O. Brown 

2) Nolan Gray and Scott Lincicome on rising housing costs 

3) David Weller and Neha Mishra on international and domestic digital trade regulations 

4) Julian Sanchez and Patrick Eddington on the Pentagon Papers, 50 years later 

5) Charles Silver on his co-authored book, Medical Mal practice Litigation

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1) Introduction: Caleb O. Brown 

2) Clark Neily, Jay Schweikert, and Ben Cohen on his new book, Above the Law 

3) New Mexico House Speaker Brian Egolf on ending qualified immunity in his state 

4) Stuart Buck on collecting better criminal justice data 

5) Erin Partin on cannabis legalization efforts 

6) Mustafa Akyol on blasphemy laws

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1. Introduction: Caleb O. Brown
2. Asma Afsaruddin and Mustafa Akyol on his new book, Reopening Muslim Minds
3. Jason Bedrick on the best year for school choice ever
4. Jonathan Blanks on defining systemic racism
5. Ilya Shapiro on libertarian influence in federal courts

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1) Introduction: Caleb O. Brown 

2) Ryan Bourne on his new book, Economics in One Virus 

3) Scott Lincicome on maintaining global supply chains 

4) Mike Tanner on poverty on California 

5) Charles Koch and Brian Hooks on their new book, Believe in People

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1.Introduction Caleb O. Brown

2.Kerry McDonald and Neal McCluskey on education during COVID-19

3.Jim Higdon on a path to ending cannabis prohibition

4.Nita Farahany on how the FDA restricts direct‐to‐consumer at‐home testing

5. Stephanie Slade on the life, death, and future life of fusionism

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1)Introduction: Caleb O. Brown 

2) Alex Nowrasteh and Simon Lester on trade and immigration under the Biden administration 

3) Ryan Bourne on the means to “full employment” 

4) Robert Farley on the Space Force 

5) Johan Norberg discusses his new book, Open: The Story of Human Progress

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