Youthful YouTube presence Naomi Seibt went from fearing climate catastrophe, to understanding the earth isn't ending, and freedom is worth defending from climate alarmist, socialist goals.

Galen Institute and Heritage Foundation Scholar Brian Blase says the Omnibus bill is a lost opportunity to control Obamacare’s runaway costs. Worse, it eliminates a revenue stream to fund the program, the Cadillac tax on higher cost employer health plans.

Heartland's Donald Kendal, Justin Haskins, and Jim Lakely are joined by Isaac Orr in episode 222 of the In The Tank Podcast.

Media Specialist Billy Aouste discusses Editor Chris Talgo's latest publication, "Debunking the Scandinavian Socialism Myth: An Evaluation of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden."

Education choice is the best method for allowing children to reach their fullest potential. Jason bedrick joins the show to explain his efforts in promoting education choice.

Increasingly, employers, mainly hospitals, are compelling physicians from signing long-term, restrictive non-compete clauses that go as far as prohibiting them from informing patients if they leave an organization and go elsewhere.

Rik Mehta, biotech entrepreneur and candidate for Senate in New Jersey, discusses regulatory health care issues and what the future holds for medicine.

The trio talk about Heartland's trip to Madrid for COP25 and how climate alarmism seems to paint itself into a corner. Later, Donald is joined by economist and senior fellow at the Mises Institute, Bob Murphy, to talk about Modern Monetary Theory.

The Heartland Institute's Climate Reality Forum provided a powerful counterweight to COP 25. Anthony Watts concludes UN climate forums are not about helping the environment but rather about transferring wealth.

The Heartland Institute's health care policy advisor Sarah Lee interviews Jim Martin of the 60 Plus Association on the anti-free-market policy idea of drug price controls to help address the worry over surprise billing.