Heartland's Donald Kendal, Jim Lakely, and Justin Haskins present episode 248 of the In The Tank Podcast. Is there a generational gap in our reactions to news stories? Are we all addicted to outrage? Should we focus less on the “little stuff” and more on the “big stuff?” The In The Tank crew tackles these questions and more. Basically, Donald was exploring why Jim reacted so differently to late week’s CHAZ story than he did.    

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Heartland's Donald Kendal, Jim Lakely, and Justin Haskins present episode 248 of the In The Tank Podcast. Is there a generational gap in our reactions to news stories? Are we all addicted to outrage? Should we focus less on the “little stuff” and more on the “big stuff?” The In The Tank crew tackles these questions and more. Basically, Donald was exploring why Jim reacted so differently to late week’s CHAZ story than he did. [Please subscribe to the Heartland Daily Podcast for free on iTunes at this link.]

Heartland's Donald Kendal, Jim Lakely, and Justin Haskins present episode 248 of the In The Tank Podcast. Is there a generational gap in our reactions to news stories? Are we all addicted to outrage? Should we focus less on the “little stuff” and more on the “big stuff?” The In The Tank crew tackles these questions and more. Basically, Donald was exploring why Jim reacted so differently to late week’s CHAZ story than he did. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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In The Tank (Ep248) – Are We All Addicted to Outrage?

The weekly flagship podcast from The Heartland Institute features in-depth policy discussions connected to current news. Host Donald Kendal leads the discussion with the usual crew of Heartland Institute Vice President Jim Lakely, Socialism Research Center “Commissar” Justin Haskins, Editorial Director Chris Talgo, and others at this national free-market think tank. The entertaining and informative discussions often hit topics such as the environment, energy policy, Big Tech censorship, the troubling rise of socialism, globalism, health care, education, that state of freedom in America and around the world, and much more.

This podcast is also available as part of the Heartland Daily Podcast, the “firehose” of all the organization’s podcasts that take deep and entertaining dives into public policy.

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The weekly flagship podcast from The Heartland Institute features in-depth policy discussions connected to current news. Host Donald Kendal leads the discussion with the usual crew of Heartland Institute Vice President Jim Lakely, Socialism Research Center “Commissar” Justin Haskins, Editorial Director Chris Talgo, and others at this national free-market think tank. The entertaining and informative discussions often hit topics such as the environment, energy policy, Big Tech censorship, the troubling rise of socialism, globalism, health care, education, that state of freedom in America and around the world, and much more. This podcast is also available as part of the Heartland Daily Podcast, the “firehose” of all the organization’s podcasts that take deep and entertaining dives into public policy.

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