Thinkin' on Lincoln

This week, Curtis and Ryan discuss the phenomenon behind "book banning"in Oklahoma public schools.

This week, Curtis and Ryan are joined by the Vice President and General Counsel of NetChoice, Carl Szabo, to discuss the damaging ramifications of anti-trust legislation introduced by U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar. 

This week, Curtis and Ryan are joined by City Care's Chief Executive Officer Adam Luck to talk about his work with Oklahoma's unsheltered. Adam discusses his journey to working with those in poverty and gives an in depth look at City Care Night Shelter, Oklahoma City's only permanent low-barrier night shelter. This episode sheds a light on the sources of homelessness and challenges opinions on government intervention, personal responsibility, and more.

This week, Curtis and Ryan are joined by Research Fellow and Assistant Director of the American Enterprise Institute Housing Center, Tobias Peter. The guys discuss the current housing climate, how the government can (or can't) stabilize the market, and more.

In this episode, Curtis and Ryan discuss special session, tax reform, and true economic relief. 

This week, Curtis and Ryan discuss Ryan's new claim to fame, the letdowns of this legislative session, and the potential to unite both sides of the political aisle.

On this episode of Thinkin' on Lincoln, Curtis and Ryan discuss corporate welfare, the possibility of the Supreme Court of the United States overturning Roe v. Wade, and why it is important to reform the judicial nominating process in Oklahoma. 

This week, Curtis and Ryan discuss Stillwater's problematic bathroom policy and some in the legislature attempting to line their own pockets.

Article links:
1. OSU's Drag Queen Story Hour
2. Lawmaker makes false statements about bill
3. Stillwater board refuses to change bathroom policy
4. OCPA urges action by Hofmeister, State Board of Education on bathroom policy
5. Oklahoma's confusing bathroom policy: context and legal background
6. Why defined-contribution retirement plans are preferable to defined-benefit plans
7. Nondoc: 'Burn it down: Chris Kannady hears no Senate bills in Civil Judiciary meeting

This week, Curtis is joined with co-host of Fox & Friends and former ESPN personality, Will Cain. The guys discuss Will's journey to television and his insight into the ever-growing hostility in news media. 

Cain is the featured speaker at this year's Citizenship Award Dinner. Learn more here.

This week, Curtis and Ryan are joined with the national director of research at the American Federation for Children, Corey DeAngelis, to discuss school choice. 

DeAngelis is the 2022 recipient of OCPA's annual Citizenship Award. Learn more about the event honoring his work for families across the nation here.