"Young Voices is a tremendous asset for young people capable of expressing their ideas clearly & boldly - and has been an invaluable part of my personal career as well. It's been a crucial element in my journey from an aspiring journalist to representing major clients before the world's largest companies."
Isaac Willour
Shareholder Engagement, Bowyer Research
"I was hired on the strength of my experiences, especially my articles and TV appearances through Young Voices. If it weren't for the opportunities I've had as an Advocate, I wouldn't be where I am today."
John Dale Grover
Program and Management Analyst in Strategy Integration, Bureau of the Fiscal Service
"Young Voices is a key resource for young journalists and policy professionals looking to make their voices heard. Writing well and building relationships with editors are invaluable career skills that employers rarely teach intentionally. Young Voices can help young professionals cultivate these skills much faster.”
Tyler Koteskey
Policy Director, Concerned Veterans for America
"Young Voices provides an invaluable service to young journalists and policy analysts. The media arms at most organizations have their hands full promoting their senior writers, which leaves them with little time to push out young professionals' work. The staff at Young Voices helped me place op-eds, book radio shows, and make connections with editors. I cannot recommend this program highly enough."
Jared Meyer
Partner, August Strategy Group
“Young Voices was essential in kickstarting my journalism career. From developing my writing skills to the extra exposure, I wouldn't be where I am today without the help of Young Voices. As the program grows, I'm impressed by what Young Voices advocates are doing to spread liberty in the U.S. and around the world.”
Jason Russell
Managing Editor, Reason
"From my time working, writing, and doing TV/radio for Young Voices, I developed a sense of voice and an ability to weave story, heart and evidence to my delivery. From becoming a published author, TV commentator and show host, Young Voices prepared me for all of it."
Stephen Kent
Public Relations Specialist, Consumer Choice Center
"Young Voices has equipped me with the tools to succeed in various aspects of the media space. Their training, expertise, and overall support are unmatched."
Cooper Conway
Senior Policy Analyst, Secretary of Education, Youngkin Administration
“Over the course of four years, I went from writing for my student newspaper, to becoming a regular political broadcaster on national television and radio programs, and from there, I became a news editor at one of the world's biggest newspapers. The training, guidance and wealth of connections that Young Voices provided was invaluable in spearheading my career. If you are an aspiring journalist, policymaker or commentator, then you must join the Contributor Program."
Bill Bowkett
Assistant News Editor, Daily Mail
“Thanks to the resume and confidence I was able to build as a Young Voices contributor, I'm now an editor at Reason, the premier libertarian media outlet. Without Young Voices, I would be nowhere near as sure of myself and my professional path as I am now."
Fiona Harrigan
Associate Editor, Reason Magazine
“During my transition to law school, Young Voices has been truly instrumental, allowing me to leverage what I learn in the classroom in my writing. During my first semester, I published op-eds about issues that are important to me in national publications, including the Wall Street Journal and New York Post.”
Rachel Chiu
J.D. Candidate, Georgetown University
“Young Voices has taken my writing to new heights. They helped me transition from academic to popular writing and get published in outlets like National Review and the Wall Street Journal. Thanks to Young Voices, doors are opening for me as a public intellectual that I couldn't have gotten through on my own."
Alexander Salter
Assoc. Professor, Texas Tech University
January 30, 2026 —
Young Voices is thrilled to announce the launch of our 2026 Tech and Innovation Fellowship. The Fellowship launched with an opening summit in Washington DC, which brought together eight of Young Voices' insightful writers.
During the summit, our fellows heard from leading experts on tech policy while participating in article hiveminds with Young Voices staff. In the months ahead, the fellows will cover issues at the intersection of innovation and regulation through legacy and digital media. Meet the fellows and keep an eye out for their articles!
Sam Raus – Sam is Young Voices’ David Boaz Resident Fellow.
Andy Jung - Andy is a lawyer in Washington, DC. Andy started his career working for software start-up companies in California. Now, Andy works as a Legal Fellow at TechFreedom focused on technology law and policy such as antitrust, Section 230, and online privacy.
Emily Ekshian – Emily is Communications Lead at the Crypto Council for Innovation, focusing on digital asset policy and regulatory advocacy. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University and works on projects related to blockchain innovation and financial inclusion.
Ed Tarnowski – Ed is Policy and Advocacy Director at EdChoice and host of the State of Choice Podcast. He leads the organization’s advocacy efforts in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic and works on national education policy. His writing has appeared in outlets including National Review, Fox News, and RealClearPolitics.
Donald Kimball – Donald is Communications Manager at Washington Policy Center, where he oversees digital content and campaigns and publishes a monthly newsletter on state-level tech policy. He previously worked on political campaigns and in leadership roles in higher education.
Kyle Moran – Kyle contributes to the American Enterprise Institute’s Critical Threats Project, where he conducts research on Middle Eastern security issues using Persian and Arabic sources. He is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island and has a background in political science, history, and operational management.
Iulia Lupse – Iulia is a freelance writer with a background in political campaigns, public policy, and news media. She holds a degree in Diplomacy and International Relations from Seton Hall University and writes on topics including technology, geopolitics, and free speech.
Maggie Anders – Maggie serves as Vice President for ACC Atlanta, where she leads events and initiatives focused on civic engagement and policy. She previously worked in content creation and management at the Foundation for Economic Education and Young Americans for Liberty and is passionate about environmental advocacy and developing young leaders.
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Check out the latest from our Contributors landing hits in the Washington Examiner, Sky News, and more!
The National Interest: Iran Is Breaking, But Not in the Way the US Imagines by Abdullah Hayek
RealClear Politics: If Britain Bans X, How Far Will It Go To Block Free Speech? by Ted Newson
Townhall: Germany Chose Ideology Over Energy. Don’t Let America Follow. by Kyle Moran
Orange County Register: How CEQA is Freezing AI Competition at the Infrastructure Level by Cláudia Nunes
City AM: I'm a Teetotaller - Banning Alcohol-Free Beer Shows Labour's Contempt For Young People Like Me by Samiksha Bhattacharjee
Shay Khatiri on Fox News Digital
The Dissident Project is seeking a highly organized, proactive Program Manager to oversee day-to-day operations and logistics for our rapidly growing national program. This role is central to the project’s success and will work directly with the Young Voices Programs team on a daily basis.
This is a logistics-forward role with significant responsibility, autonomy, and clear opportunities for growth and upward mobility as the program expands. The ideal candidate thrives in fast-paced environments, loves systems and details, and is energized by coordinating complex projects involving people, travel, and storytelling at scale.
The Program Manager will report to the Director of Programs and will work with staff across the entire Programs team. This position is full-time. It can be based in Washington, DC, or New York City with flexibility for up to two remote workdays per week. For the exceptional candidate, virtual work within the United States is a possibility
Compensation:
Key Responsibilities
Program Operations & Logistics
Partnership Management
Events & Programming
Communications & Support
Qualifications
To Apply
Qualified candidates should submit the following application materials (in order) in one PDF document:
Applications should be submitted to Talent Market via this link: talentmarket.org/apply-for-your-dream-job/.
Questions can be directed to Angela Hight, Project Manager at Talent Market, who is managing the search process: angela@talentmarket.org.
There is no application deadline for this position. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. This job will remain posted on our site until it is filled.
While we thank all applicants in advance for their interest in this position, we are only able to contact those to whom we can offer an interview. Only direct applications will be considered. No phone calls, please.
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January 15, 2025 —
Young Voices has officially welcomed its Spring 2026 class of contributors, a cohort shaped by the our expanded focus on digital media and promoting speech, enterprise, and innovation.
We were honored to receive dozens qualified application, of which we were able to accept 24 percent, making this our most competitive application cycle to date. The Spring 2026 cohort also stands out for its diversity, spanning geography, age, and professional background:
We are pleased to introduce our new contributors!
We’ve already begun our work with this incredible group of writers, providing hands-on article, broadcast, and digital brand training. In the weeks ahead, they’ll start landing their first media hits — so keep an eye out for their bylines!
Check out the latest from our Contributors landing hits in the Washington Examiner, Sky News, and more!
The Washington Examiner: How the Federal Government Can Actually Help Housing Affordability by Sam Raus
Orange County Register: Maduro is Out. Whether That Serves U.S. Interests Remains to be Seen. by Agustina Vergara Cid
RealClear Markets: The AI Boom Is Tailor-Made for the Texas Economy by Garrett Fulce
The Critic Magazine: The Problem With Interfaith Prayer Rooms by Ted Newson
Victoria Churchill on Sky News
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from contributors David McGarry, Harrison Griffiths, Garrett Fulce and Ed Tarnowski.
The desire to protect children from any AI-related dangers is understandable. But as David McGarry explains, Sen. John Husted's CHAT Act won't protect kids, but it will introduce new risks for everyone else.
The recent actions by the U.S. government towards Venezuela have left many observers scratching their heads. Harrison Griffiths says, the White House faces a clear moral choice.
When it comes to opportunity in technology, Texas is in a unique position. Garrett Fulce explains why the AI boom is tailor-made for the Texas economy.
After allocating $42 billion to connect rural communities with high-speed broadband, the federal government has yet to connect a single home. Ed Tarnowski maintains, the free market can connect rural America faster than the government can.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/20zevtYZR9AsIYL7zQwyVL
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Donald Kimball, Oliver Dean, Joseph Bouchard and Sofia Hamilton.
With all the media attention being given to NYC's new mayor Zohran Mamdani, it's easy to forget that Seattle has also elected a socialist mayor. Donald Kimball explains how Katie Wilson has the potential to be a West Coast Mamdani.
Last week, YouTuber and activist Gary Stevenson, and Dr Kristian Niemietz of the Institute of Economic Affairs debated whether a wealth tax could solve Britain's economic woes. Oliver Dean says Stevenson had a prime opportunity to learn from a real economist why he's wrong on economics.
Last weekend's U.S. raid on the living quarters of Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro may have tamped down fears of a larger invasion, for now. Joseph Bouchard wonders, could Maduro playing to Trump's ego help avoid war?
Kratom isn't a new drug but its popularity has been growing in America. Sofia Hamilton suggests that proper regulation, rather than prohibition is the best way to ensure consumers of Kratom have reliably labeled and formulated products.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1RuKNDPAeMduFHkVJ2z2Bv
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
January 1, 2026 —
It is with sadness that I share the news that Dan Grossman, a member of Young Voices’ Board of Directors, has passed away. Dan was a friend and mentor to me from the earliest days of Young Voices as a nonprofit, and a generous supporter of our work and of many other free-market organizations. I’d like to share a few reflections on his life and impact.
Death is always difficult to confront, but Dan was never afraid of it. He once told me that he was ready whenever his time came and that he treated each day as a gift. He lived fully—traveling often, keeping a full calendar of meetings with the organizations he supported, and staying deeply engaged with friends and family. Despite limited mobility, Dan insisted on walking as much as he could with his cane, always with a cheerful disposition and a genuine appreciation for life. I aspire to carry forward that same joy and perspective as I grow older.
Dan was also remarkably sharp. His decades of service on the boards of at least nine organizations gave him an exceptional command of nonprofit governance. He was unfailingly responsive, caught even the smallest clerical errors, and brought a disciplined focus to ethics, mission, and donor intent. His guidance made our work stronger.Yet for all he accomplished, Dan was deeply humble. He preferred to work behind the scenes and rarely sought recognition. Many people never even knew how he built his success—through an office supply catalog business long before the internet era. When asked, he would simply say he was a lucky man who built something that couldn’t exist today. When he was honored with the 2025 Sir Antony Fisher Award at the Atlas Network’s Freedom Dinner, his acceptance speech consisted of just two words: “Thank you.”
Dan also challenged me to think bigger. Money can be an uncomfortable subject in the nonprofit world, but he spoke about it candidly. At nearly every meeting, he would ask how large I envisioned Young Voices becoming. When I suggested a figure—say, $5 million—he would respond, “Why not $10 million?” He taught me that when an organization is well governed and mission-driven, growth is not something to fear; it is a sign of greater impact.
I will miss Dan deeply. I am grateful for his friendship, his wisdom, and his example, and I will continue striving to be the kind of leader for liberty that he encouraged me to become.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Young Voices
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Mackenzie France, Cláudia Nunes, Jack Rowlett, and Satya Marar.
Some instances of media bias are easier to spot than others. Mackenzie France explains how the BBC's Israel problem has been apparent for years.
It's never a good idea for the state to substitute its force for the decision-making power of the consumer. Cláudia Nunes says California's crackdown on Pharmacy Benefit Managers could raise, not lower, drug prices.
Europe's Digital Markets Act is a good example of what not to do when regulating the technology sector. Jack Rowlett warns that America must avoid Europe's tech regulation disaster.
Tariffs and other trade barriers can negatively impact competition and innovation while raising prices. However, as Satya Marar explains, the Trump administration's agreement with Britain's National Health Service is a rare win-win for both countries.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2z21ojM1hUT6ZaGtKevKvL
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
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Supporters and friends,
2025 has been another record-breaking year at Young Voices! We've placed 2,234 media hits promoting free markets and individual liberty, reaching an estimated audience of over 200 million.
Big numbers don't tell the whole story, however. Every single media hit is pushing the careers of rising thought leaders for liberty forward. Below are 10 standout media moments that capture the breadth, reach, and impact of Young Voices' contributors this year.
Thank you so much to our supporters, partners, and friends like you for making this work possible. Here's to more victories in the year ahead!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Young Voices
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Lora Karch, Kyle Moran, and Iulia Lupse.
Syria's new president has found favor with Western powers, despite his checkered past involvement with terrorists. Lora Karch wonders, should the West legitimize the "New Syria"?
Conservatives who are befuddled as to why younger voters would embrace socialism, may be the ones giving those voters a reason to vote that way. Kyle Moran says, if conservatives won't defend capitalism, who will?
The role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers or PBMs is often misrepresented by companies that wish to compete against them. Iulia Lupse explains why Mark Cuban is wrong about PBMs.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3KE6YW4afXeNZ5EQLrObhi
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Ted Newson, Bojan Lazarevski, Sam Raus and Tate Kaufman.
The temptation to label political opponents as "Nazis" is too much for some to resist. Ted Newson explains why such a label is an insult to those who actually fought against totalitarianism.
Nicotine pouches have become a popular alternative to cigarettes, vaping and smokeless tobacco. Bojan Lazarevski says, Europe should seek to regulate, rather than ban those pouches.
Pharmacy benefits managers are catching a lot of heat these days over the skyrocketing cost of prescription drugs. Sam Raus clarifies, it's really the bureaucracy that's to blame for high prices.
When the U.S. government seized $15 billion in cryptocurrency back in October, it also took a big step in a dangerous direction. Tate Kaufman lays out how such a move could impact the separation of powers.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0zYaSBRwJ4u4gTzRNyB5lR?si=be493fecc15b40e6
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
Check out the latest from our Contributors landing hits in the Washington Examiner, Reason, and more!
The Washington Examiner: More States Should Consider Research and Development Tax Credits by Sam Raus
Reason: The Free Market Can Connect Rural America Faster Than the Government The Free Market Can Connect Rural America Faster Than the Government by Ed Tarnowski
International Policy Digest: America Must Avoid Europe’s Tech Regulation Disaster by Jack Rowlett
RealClear World: Toppling Maduro Could Trigger Another Forever War by Joseph Bouchard
Last month, Young Voices wrapped our inaugural Liberty Comms Lab (LCL) summit—a year-long communications accelerator we launched in partnership with the Rising Tide Foundation to help free-market think tanks across Europe sharpen their messaging and expand their media reach.
Communication strategy is one of Young Voices’ core strengths, and LCL gives us a powerful new channel to share that expertise movement-wide. Over three immersive days at Rising Tide’s headquarters in Switzerland, our team worked closely with 10 classical-liberal think tanks in a series of hands-on workshops focused on:
It was a privilege to collaborate with such a talented group of European communicators. In the months ahead, Young Voices will continue providing individualized support as each organization rolls out its new strategy and strengthens its public presence.
And we’re just getting started. Building on the momentum of LCL, our team is now exploring new ways to scale this model—including the possibility of launching a similar program for American think tanks. Much more is on the horizon. Stay tuned!
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Young Voices
Check out the latest from our Contributors landing hits in the Washington Examiner, Yahoo News, and more!
The Washington Examiner: The Right Must Offer Young Conservatives Something Better Than Hate by Casey Given and Sam Raus
Yahoo News: Why Washington, Not the States, Should Set AI Rules by Sam Raus
Townhall: Don't Drop the Call on America's First Responders by James Czerniawski
RealClear Politics: If Conservatives Won’t Defend Capitalism, Who Will? by Kyle Moran
Victoria Churchill on TRT World
This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Aidan Grogan, Satya Marar, Ed Tarnowski, and Agustin Forzani.
What will Zohran Mamdani's win in the NYC mayoral race mean for that city and for politics in general? Aidan Grogan examines the possibilities of Mayor Mamdani and his champagne socialism.
President Trump's deal to lower drug prices is good news to Americans tired of paying high prices for weight loss drugs. However, as Satya Marar explains, there are tradeoffs to Trump's 'fat shot' plan.
Driverless vehicle technology is coming at us fast. Ed Tarnowski shares his thoughts on the new Luddites who are pumping the brakes on driverless cars.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is supposed to protect American consumers from unsafe food and drugs. Agustin Forzani asks, who is protecting the consumer from the FDA?
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2FUdFSozoG3a7f4Ijf4ZYX
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email anders@joinyv.org
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This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Maggie Anders, Anthony De Luca-Baratta, Chloe Sparwath and Brayden Myers.
The end has come for the "pink tide" revolution that swept across Bolivia nearly 20 years ago. Maggie Anders says, Bolivia isn't the only country that is stepping away from socialist promises.
The recent election of an openly socialist mayor in New York City is due, in part, to economic struggle. Anthony De Luca-Barrata explains why Trumpanomics is pushing young people toward socialism.
The growth of antisemitism on the nation's college campuses has been alarming. But Chloe Sparwath takes it a step further, saying, Northwestern University needs to cut its ties to terrorists.
Free market capitalism is a poorly understood term because it's often framed in left/right terms. Brayden Myers explains why capitalism is a matter of liberty versus authoritarianism.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6yFweoLv3fWRaGN4HSxaOU?si=afc9d32b6ca84501
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email nicholas@joinyv.org
Young Voices had a busy—and inspiring—week at Atlas Liberty Forum in New York!
First and foremost, I want to personally congratulate Dan Grossman, this year’s recipient of the Atlas Network’s Antony Fisher Award. Dan has played a pivotal role in the growth of numerous organizations in the liberty movement, and I can't think of anyone more deserving of this prestigious recognition.
Young Voices is proud to count Dan as one of our earliest advisors and board members. We wouldn't be where we are today without Dan's steadfast support, strategic counsel, and belief in our mission.
Thank you, Dan, for everything you do for Young Voices and the liberty movement.
Young Voices also hosted two networking events during this year's Liberty Forum.
On Wednesday evening, we hosted our young professionals' happy hour with our friends from State Policy Network. It was an evening filled with great conversations and new connections!
Then, Friday, Young Voices held a special workshop, Strategy Lab: Defending Freedom in the Digital Arena, in partnership with Rising Tide Foundation. This peer-to-peer strategy session brought together liberty-minded communicators to share practical tactics for promoting and defending classical liberal principles in digital media.
Sincerely,
Casey Given
President & Executive Director
Check out the latest from our Contributors landing hits in Reason, Townhall, and more!
Reason: The CHAT Act Won't Protect Kids, But it Might Break the Internet. by Devin McCormick
Townhall: The Pro-Hamas Media Needs to Stop Appropriating Israeli Tragedy by Chloe Sparwath
The National Interest: The DMA’s Capture Problem: Why America Shouldn’t Follow Europe’s Lead by Justin Evan Smith
RealClear Politics: The Socialist Hypothesis Has Been Falsified — Did New York Get the Memo? by Ed Tarnowski
The American Spectator: Mayor Mamdani: A Victory for Champagne Socialism by Aidan Grogan
Casey Given on Fox News Digital
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This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Emily Ekshian, Simon Laird, Satya Marar, Mike Viola.
The government shutdown has left many sectors of our lives untouched but there one where its impact is being felt. Emily Ekshian says cryptocurrency competition is the growing power play.
The stock market may be soaring to new heights but there are good reasons to be cautious. Simon Laird warns that the surging market isn't necessarily a sign of a strong economy.
President Trump's efforts to bring down U.S. drug prices may be well-intended but they come at a cost. Satya Marar says, there's an alternative.
When the government shutdown began more than 41 days ago, there were dire predictions that there would be shockwaves throughout the markets. Mike Viola says, investors didn't really care about the shutdown.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3fTQsGXuY45Mt7yJzVC7pb
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email nicholas@joinyv.org
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This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Ted Newson, Aidan Grogan, Cláudia Nunes, Kyle Moran.
Free speech advocates have been watching the erosion of free speech in Britain for decades. Ted Newson says, Britain's free speech collapse offers a warning for America.
Aidan Grogan joins us to discuss the left's baby dilemma. He explains how the left doesn't want children but immigrants alone won't be enough to support the entitlement they do want.
The way the American medical establishment pushes patients suffering with chronic pain toward addiction is unsustainable. Cláudia Nunes says, ending the opioid epidemic is easier than we think.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has shared some bad news regarding the erroneous jobs numbers it released earlier this year. Kyle Moran explains the real costs of hallucinating a million jobs and why the Fed can't fix this mess.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2LyLnPl3MJpPQDcdvZZ9CG
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email nicholas@joinyv.org
Check out the latest from our Contributors landing hits in The Hill, The National Interest, and more!
The Hill: Trump’s Lower Drug Price Push Comes at a Cost — Here’s an Alternative by Satya Marar
RealClear Politics: The Free Market May Sack Kimmel Again by Alex Rosado
The National Interest: RFK Jr’s Health Policies Are Helping China Defeat America in Science by Máté Hajba
The Daily Economy: Trumponomics Is Pushing Young Voters Into Socialism by Anthony De Luca-Baratta
Ed Tarnowski on Real America's Voice
Daniel Chang Contreras on Fox 5 DC
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This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear from Ed Tarnowski, Kevin Garcia-Galindo, Joey T. McFadden.
With the federal government sending agents and National Guard troops into crime-stricken U.S. cities, the question arises as to how crime got so bad in the first place. Ed Tarnowski explains why the American city cannot blossom in lawlessness.
One of the lesser-known features of president Trump's Big Beautiful Bill was an opt-in federal tax-credit scholarship program. Kevin Garcia-Galindo says school choice doesn't need federal funding.
When it comes to pain relief, opioids are a mixed blessing in that they can provide relief but at the risk of dependency and addiction. Joey T. McFadden says it's time to move beyond opioids because there is a new medication that can relieve pain without addiction risk.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/34EK2N4t3rnlTAqcChEvWG
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email nicholas@joinyv.org
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This week on Moving Forward, the Young Voices radio show, we hear Bojan Lazarevski, Ben Crockett, MacKenzie France, Daniel Chang Contreras.
The European Union's new Digital Markets Act may have the best of intentions, but Bojan Lazarevski warns there's still time to fix the DMA's more noticeable flaws.
A number of college students are petitioning the U.S. president to make school transcripts actually show the effort involved. Ben Crockett says Gen Z wants data on their degrees.
The recent Yom Kippur attack in Manchester highlighted concerns about growing antisemitism in the U.K. MacKenzie France explains how the latest terror attack shows that Britain has failed to protect its Jewish community.
President Trump's recent military strikes on Venezuelan boats said to be carrying narcotics have sparked questions as to why use force now? Daniel Chang Contreras says, Trump is seeking to eliminate the cartels in Venezuela, not to bring regime change.
Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/43bq7WFIgBOiZfYeKP9TWP
ABOUT MOVING FORWARD: Young Voices sponsors a weekly radio podcast/show for our contributors to discuss pressing policy issues and their latest work. Moving Forward with Young Voices is hosted by Bryan Hyde and broadcasts on Radio St. George 100.3FM (KDXI-LP), a terrestrial radio station in Utah. It is also available to stream as a podcast on over 40 platforms including Podbean, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.
To contact Young Voices, email nicholas@joinyv.org
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