In the latest episode of Yankee Institute’s podcast Y CT Matters, Jeff Hogan, president of Upside Health Advisors, discusses the complexities of the current healthcare system, how it was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the potential solutions to restoring the doctor-patient relationship.

In the latest episode of Yankee Institute’s podcast Y CT Matters, Kevin Blacker — a farmer turned activist — discusses civil disobedience, and the actions he has taken to expose alleged grift and corruption in the redevelopment of the State Pier in New London as an offshore wind turbine farm. 

In the latest episode of Yankee Institute’s podcast Y CT Matters, Lee Elci chronicles his more than two decades of experience as a radio talk show host, political commentator, journalist and author, as well as insights into the national and local issues that resonate most with Connecticut residents.

In the latest episode of Yankee Institute’s podcast Y CT Matters, Greg Dillion — a former FBI agent and author of The Thin Blue Lie: An Honest Cop vs The FBI — chronicles the retaliation he experienced after whistleblowing FBI misconduct to his boss, the head of all law enforcement in Connecticut. 

On this week's episode, Mike Costanza, a public school teacher in North Stonington and founder of the Facebook group “Constitution State Educators,” shares why he declined membership in the teacher’s union, the impact of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Janus decision, and how increased competition can not only improve students’ education, but improve the union.

With over 25 years of experience in broadcast radio Todd Feinburg has mastered the art of conversation and inspiring listeners to think about the issues of the day differently. Listen in as he joins Carol discussing a range of topics from politics, his entrance into broadcasting and the continued tradition of broadcasting school delays.

Litsten to Todd weekdays on WTIC 1080 AM from 3 – 6 P.M.

Carol speaks with former N.Y. Lieutenant Governor and Yankee board member Betsy McCaughey about the non-profit organization she formed to reduce the risk of infections in hospitals and nursing homes.

Listen to find out what you can do to protect yourself and loved ones from the hidden risks that lurk beneath the surface and how to choose a hospital or facility that will reduce your chance of contracting these potentially dangerous infections.

For more information on this important topic, we encourage you to visit  https://hospitalinfection.org.

Join us for Part II of Yankee Institute President Carol Platt Liebau’s conversation with YI board member Professor Gerald Gunderson, a founder of Yankee Institute. This week’s episode focuses on entrepreneurship, ranging from art and hi-tech innovation to ancient Greece and modern day America. Tune in to learn more about how entrepreneurs have played a vital role in the advancement of civilization as we know it today!

In this episode, Yankee Institute President Carol Platt Liebau is joined by YI board member Professor Gerald Gunderson, a founder of Yankee Institute. Professor Gunderson has served as Trinity College’s Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of American Business and Enterprise, and Director of the Shelby Cullom Davis Endowment at Trinity College since 1982. Dr. Gunderson is also the author of The New Economic History of America and The Wealth Creators: An Entrepreneurial History of the United States. His conversation with Carol ranges from Yankee Institute’s early days to his own storied career to his thoughts on higher education today and where it’s headed.

Yankee Institute President Carol Platt Liebau is joined by YI’s advisor on government affairs, Andrew Markowski. He is a principal at Statehouse Associates, LLC, and a denizen of the Capitol, whose business it is to know everything that goes on in that storied building – the good, the bad, and the ugly! Andy speaks with Carol about how he became a specialist in government affairs, what it’s like to be deeply involved in day-to-day life at the Capitol, and how he manages to retain his idealism and good humor despite his “insider” knowledge about how the policy process really works in our state.