BPC Weekly

On this week's episode, we take a look back at BPC's recent events examining how health care delivery has changed during the pandemic and what the prospects for health care reform might look like after the 2020 elections.

On this week’s episode, Jordan LaPier sits down with BPC Senior Vice President Bill Hoagland to discuss this week’s Supreme Court case on the Affordable Care Act and how he sees the case turning out.

On this week’s episode, Jordan LaPier sits down with Matt Weil, director of BPC’s elections project, to hear his thoughts about the election so far.

On this week’s episode, we recap our event discussing the findings of a new BPC report on the gaps in child care access for working families across 25 states. We also sit down with BPC Policy Analyst Nicko Gladstone to hear how the coronavirus pandemic has affected Social Security's finances.

This week's episode takes a look at how U.S. demographic and generational shifts can impact future elections; and how stakeholder capitalism will shape a corporation's role in society in for years to come.

This week's episode features conversations on addressing food insecurity and poor nutrition during the COVID-19 pandemic, and state of the opioid crisis in the United States. Hear from renowned chef and philanthropist José Andrés, BPC Senior Fellow and former Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman, Joni Holifield, founder and president of HeartSmiles, and Luis Guardia, president of the Food Research and Action Center. Also on the episode is BPC's Chief Medical Advisor, Dr. Anand Parekh.

On this week's episode, we sit down with John Fortier, BPC’s director of government studies, to discuss the vice presidential debate and its role in this unconventional campaign, presidential succession, and the shape of the campaign in its last weeks.

This week’s episode features BPC’s reactions to the first of three presidential debates. With the ongoing public health and economic crisis and various threats to the legitimacy of the election, we spoke with BPC experts on the critical issues they heard on the debate stage.

On this week’s episode we discuss how to protect military and overseas ballots as well as recommendations for helping families stay in stable, healthy, and affordable rental housing through the pandemic. Hear from David Beirne, director of the Federal Voting Assistance Program, as he discusses how to make overseas votes counts; and Meron Yohannes, a policy analyst on BPC’s Infrastructure Project, who outlines the findings of our latest report, Providing Stable, Healthy, and Affordable Rental Housing Through the COVID-19 Crisis.

On this week’s episode, learn about the barriers college students face when voting in an election and the role unemployment insurance plays in the next financial relief package.