Virtual visits to the doctor’s office is a technology that hasn’t taken off. Dr. Samant Virk joins the show to explain its advantages.

Congress enacted Obamacare in 2010 with many promises: it would insure the uninsured and assure people who are sick that they wouldn’t be locked out of insurance markets. Turner discusses how the ACA has failed to reach these goals.

Deane Waldman, M.D. discusses his cure for the ailing health care system in the U.S. Waldman says we need to remove control of the health care system from the federal government and back to the states.

The Heartland Institute's health care policy advisor Sarah Lee interviews Sally Pipes on her new book, "False Premise, False Promise: The Disastrous Reality of Medicare for All."

Wayne Whinegarden of the Pacific Research Institute talks about California Governor Gavin Newsom including a plan for the state to create its own generic prescription label in an attempt to lower the cost of drugs.

Medicaid has ballooned into a $600 billion a year program, a 12-fold increase over the last 30 years. To discuss this outrageous program, Galen Institute and Heritage Foundation scholar Brian Blase rejoins to podcast.

Should Americans be ducking for cover from the coronavirus? Dr. Jane Orient says the public needs to be cautious because there are too many unknowns.

Director of Free to Choose Medicine Christina Herrin discusses with Heartland Policy Advisor Jeff Stier policy solutions to lower prescription drug prices without harming innovation, patent reform, and much more.

HHS Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan discussed how health care regulations can stand in the way of patient care and how his “Regulatory Sprint to Coordinated Care,” can address some of the obstacles.

Christina Herrin, Director of Free to Choose Medicine with the Heartland Institute discusses the future of healthcare and FDA reform with U.S. Congressman Mark Walker who represents North Carolina's 6th Congressional District.