Pennsylvania Good Politics Radio

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania 

David Taylor of the PA Manufacturers’ Association hosts a “Capitol Watch” discussion on state labor issues with Kevin Shivers of the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses and Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation; and Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall” commentary on America’s commitment to spreading democracy throughout the world.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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Left, Right and Center
from KCRW    

Left, Right and Center is a weekly half-hour radio broadcast and podcast produced by KCRW in Santa Monica. 

The three panelists begin the show by talking about the Democratic National Convention.  They talk about former President Clinton’s impassioned speech, the Clintons’ endoresement of Senator Obama, and Senator Obama’s economic policies as outlined in his acceptance speech in front of 75,000 people in Denver.

Then the panelists talk about the surprising pick of Governor Sarah Palin as Senator McCain’s running mate.  They talk about her lack of national experience and about her accomplishments as Alaska’s governor.

The three participants on the show are Robert Scheer who represents the left, Tony Blankley who represents the right, and Matt Miller who represents the center.  Arianna Huffington who represents the progressive blogosphere is away on assignment.

At the end of this entertaining show the participants each have a 30 second rant to summarize the issue that each sees as most significant.

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Click here to read the ABC News article about Governor Sarah Palin.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania

Lowman Henry has a “Newsmaker Interview” with Susan Staub of Pennsylvanians for Right to Work on proposed “card check” legislation; Joe Geiger has Chris Pender of the Urban Family Council in the “Non-Profit Spotlight;” and Al Paschall has a “Somedays” commentary on how writing for newspapers is addictive.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

David Taylor of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association hosts a “Capitol Watch” discussion on the failure of Pennsylvania’s state economic development policies with Kevin Shivers of the PA Chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business and Dr. Jake Haulk of the Allegheny Institute for Public Policy; And, Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall” commentary on the need for minor party and independent candidates to have easier ballot access.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

Lowman Henry has a “Newsmaker Interview” with Dr. Gary Quinlivan of St. Vincent College on the positive impact free trade agreements have had on the Pennsylvania economy; Pat Toomey of the Club for Growth talks about the political fall-out of dropping oil prices; And, after hearing about all those legislative bonuses Al Paschall has a “Somedays” commentary on why he deserves one too.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

David Taylor of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association hosts a “Capitol Watch” discussion with Kevin Shivers of the PA Chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business and Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation on unfinished legislative business; And, Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall” commentary on why the legislature needs to enact major reforms now.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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 Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania 

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry has a Newsmaker Interview with State Representative Sam Rohrer on the dangers posed by the Real I.D. project; Lowman Henry has a Book Review with Steve Baldwin author of From Crayons to Condoms: The Ugly Truth About Americas Public Schools; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on who is up and who is down in Harrisburg.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Steven Baldwin about his new book: From Crayons to Condoms, The Truth about America’s Public Schools. Ryan Shafik gets the “Real Story” from Pat Toomey of the Club for Growth about the politics of energy; Colin Hanna has an American Radio Journal commentary on how Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan have one thing in common….and that is about it.

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American Radio Journal is produced and distributed by the Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc. The Lincoln Institute is a 501c3 non-profit educational foundation based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Founded in 1993, the mission of the Lincoln Institute is: “To promote the ideals of free market economics, individual liberty, and limited government through the conduct of public opinion research and related educational programs.”

The Lincoln Institute accepts no government money and is completely funded by philanthropic grant making foundations, corporations, and individuals.

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Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

David Taylor of the PA Manufacturers’ Association hosts a “Capitol Watch” discussion on the new state budget with Kevin Shivers of the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses and Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation; and Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall” commentary on “Debtsylvania.”

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

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Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania   

Lowman Henry has a “Newsmaker Interview” with Stephen Bloom author of The Believer’s Guide to Legal Issues; Joe Geiger has State Senator Andrew Dinniman in the “Nonprofit Spotlight” to talk about the new non-profit caucus in the General Assembly; and Al Paschall has a “Somedays” commentary on state government spending.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.