Pegasus Podcast

Pegasus Podcast

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Pegasus Podcast episodes

  • A Conversation with Kentucky Congressman Andy Barr
    Kentucky Congressman Andy Barr is back on the podcast! With so much going on in Washington, Rep. Barr joins us to talk through some of the big issues he is working on - from banking, to China, and even cigars. We talk through the first year of Biden's presidency, and what will be the big issues for 2022. Join us!
    32 min
  • VOICES: Episode 1 - Welcome to the Voices Podcast
    Welcome, to the Voices podcast! A collaboration between 2X Game Changers and Pegasus Institute, the Voices podcast brings you conversations from Christie Welch, Deputy Director of 2x Game Changers and Christopher 2X himself. Dive into topics like violent crime, mental health, early childhood education and more. Join us, for episode 1!
    26 min
  • We are Back! The Return of the Pegasus Podcast!
    After a little bit of a break, we are back and better than ever! We update everyone on what has gone on during our break and some new things we have coming. We dive into what has been going in Louisville, Kentucky and nationally and what to expect over the next few months! Join us!
    44 min
  • No Way to Treat a Child with Special Guest Naomi Riley
    Naomi Schaefer Riley is author of the new book " No Way to Treat a Child: How the Foster Care System, Family Courts, and Racial Activists Are Wrecking Young Lives." On this week's podcast, Naomi joins us to discuss the importance of the book, and some of the major failures within America's child welfare system.
    33 min
  • The Emerging Metropolitan Majority with Special Guest Michael Hendrix of Manhattan Institute
    America's major metro areas have always been seen as hubs of liberal ideas. Democrats have, for the better part of there last half decade, dominated city politics. But, are the people they represent as liberal as those in charge? New polling from the Manhattan Institute points a strong moderate majority that is now inhabiting our metro areas. They care about public safety, cleaning up the streets, and certainly care about their taxes and jobs. On today's podcast, Michael Hendrix from the Manhattan Institute takes us through the polling, and the most important takeaways.
    31 min
  • Ford Announcement Sends Shockwaves Throughout Kentucky
    Last week, the Ford Motor Co. announced the single largest investment in our state's history. The announcement was hailed as major victory, a success by all involved. But is all worth celebrating? The state has pushed a lot of its chips into the middle on this investment - putting taxpayers on the hook for a tremendous amount. So what should we really make of this project? On today's podcast we breakdown the good and the bad of this investment.
    35 min
  • What is Going on with our Economy?
    Record inflation. Millions still unemployed. Workers quitting at high levels. Savings are up. The United States economy is in a weird spot and a lot of leaders do not seem to care. Getting people back to work must be a priority right now for everyone. On today's podcast we talk about why.
    37 min
  • Reflecting on the End of War in Afghanistan
    After nearly 20 years in Afghanistan, the United States has left. The withdrawal however, has left us with more questions than answers. The exit can only be described as a disaster. So how did we get here? Where were the major failures? On this week's podcast, Rob Givens, a Retired Brigadier General, reflects on his experiences, and what we should all learn from the last two decades.
    1 hr 1 min

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