BPC Weekly

This week’s episode, we look at recommendations for to advance primary care services in Medicaid, U.S. energy technology innovation, and business practices during the current crisis.

On this week’s episode, we look at the growing ideological divide in college campuses and steps to counter it, and how businesses can cooperate with governments to achieve clean energy innovation.

In this week's episode we discuss how to bring the nation's energy policy into the 21st century by looking the effects of carbon capture sequestration. Also in the episode we hear from experts who share their recommendations to support student loan borrowers through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

In this week's episode, we look at recent federal efforts to modernize the clean energy technology needed to achieve our climate goals. The episode also features a conversation with Washington Post historian and former White House aide Tevi Troy, who gives us insight into his new book, "Fight House: White House Rivalries, From Truman to Trump."

This week’s episode we take a look at a recent BPC/Rockefeller Foundation national survey that shows the economic impact of the pandemic on communities of color. We will also explore the needs of our nation’s essential infrastructure work force and how they can be best protected going forward.

On this week’s episode, we take a look at how the United States is adapting to the growing use of telehealth, and its long-term implications. We will also discuss best practices for maintaining financial stability during these uncertain times. Hear from former Senate Majority Leader and BPC Senior Fellow Dr. Bill Frist as he moderates a topical discussion on how policies change to meet this new reality and the importance of telehealth for vulnerable rural communities. The pandemic has also put much uncertainty on families’ personal finances. Hear Yahoo Finance’s Adam Shapiro, and financial advisor Ric Edelman discuss important tactics and strategies for staying financially stable.

This week's episode takes a look at the major election legitimacy concerns facing the country and state-based Visa programs in the United States. Hear from Galen Druke, host and producer of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, Colorado Secretary State Jena Griswold, Ohio Secretary State Frank LaRose, and Michele Waslin, program coordinator at George Mason University's Institute for Immigration Research.

This week's episode features conversations on how to safely reopen the country without causing a second coronavirus wave, how colleges and universities are navigating through a recession, and the case for why direct air capture can help achieve international climate goals over the next several decades.

On this week's episode we look at how the coronavirus impacts community colleges, the country's food supply chain, and rural hospitals.

On this week's episode, we discuss the results of a new BPC-Morning Consult survey on small businesses and paid family leave, financing higher education, and the policy options to support small business owners of color.