FEBRUARY 10, 2011
Jim Christiana on PennWatch
Jeff Coleman, Commonwealth Foundation senior fellow, interviews state representative Jim Christiana on the successful passage of his spending transparency bill.
APRIL 29, 2010
Liquor Store Privatization
Eric Boehm of PA Independent interviews state representative Mike Turzai on his proposal to privatize all state-owned liquor stores and auction off licenses. Here is a story with excerpts from the conversation.
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APRIL 21, 2010
Talking Taxes
Eric Boehm of the PA Indedendent talks with Scott Hodge of the Tax Foundation following a recent Commonwealth Foundation luncheon.
MARCH 24, 2010
Soda Taxes
Nathan Benefield discusses proposed "soda taxes" in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with Justin Higginbottom of the Tax Foundation.
Download here: Soda Taxes
MARCH 15, 2010
Freedom in the 50 States
Matt Brouillette talks with Jason Sorens and Williams Ruger about their report, Freedom in the 50 States: An Index of Personal and Economic Freedom, how Pennsylvania stacks up, and what our state legislators can do to improve our ranking. Download Podcast: Freedom in the 50 States
JANUARY 5, 2010
Electricity Shopping
Nathan Benefield leads a podcast with Elizabeth Bryan and Katrina Anderson disccusing the latest Commonwealth Foundation Policy Brief: A Citizen's Guide to Electric Choice and Competition. Approximately 10 minutes.
DECEMBER 13, 2009
Rich States, Poor States
Matt Brouillette talks with Jonathan Williams of the American Legislative Exchange Council about their report, Rich States, Poor States evaluating states' economic competitiveness and the policies which can improve, or hamper, Pennsylvania's business climate.
DECEMBER 1, 2009
Pittsburgh Tuition Tax
Nathan Benefield, Elizabeth Bryan, and Aaron Gross of StopTuitionTax.org discuss the proposed tax on college tuition in the city of Pittsburgh.
SEPTEMBER 4, 2009
CF Conference Call on HB 1828 Pension Reforms
Commonwealth Foundation Senior Fellow Richard Dreyfuss and President Matt Brouillette discuss House Bill 1828 with media and bloggers. HB 1828 proposes a 1 percent sales tax hike in Philadelphia to bolster the city's municipal pension system, as well as a state takeover of municipal pension systems in Pittsburgh and other cities with severe underfunding.

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