The Urbane Cowboys talk with Devin Hartman, president of the Electricity Consumers Resource Council about electricity, energy, and the plans to bail out the coal and nuclear industry.

We revisit Episode 1 with Shoshana Weissman of the R Street Institute on this special Halloween edition of the Urbane Cowboys.

Kevin D. Williamson, author, journalist, and roving correspondent of National Review, joins the Urbane Cowboys Podcast to talk cities, urban policy, and living the life of a journalist. Stick around for banter about Muleshoe, Texas.

We talk geoengineering with Oliver Morton, author of "The Planet Remade" and briefings editor at The Economist.

Brainiac geneticist Razib Khan joins the Urbane Cowboys Podcast to talk Grievance Studies and what's going on in academia.

Josiah Neeley and Doug McCullough put on a tour de force of name dropping. Listen to find out if you were included in their banter about political celebrity encounters, Tweeple, and their favorite authors.

Bryan Mathew of Texas Public Policy Foundation joins the Urbane Cowboys to talk housing, zoning, and... super heroes.

R.J. Lehmann of the R Street Institute joins the show to discuss Hurricane Florence, flood insurance, and more.

Avik Roy of the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity (FREOPP) joins the Urbane Cowboys to talk healthcare policy, equal opportunity, and social capital.

In Episode 8, Josiah and Doug talk climate policy and carbon tax. Then, Joseph Majkut, Director of climate policy at the Niskannen Center, joins the conversation.