WPC on the Go: Recent Episodes
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual event series in which we interview center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with our Worker Rights Policy Director Elizabeth New about the funds paying workers to strike, the new WA Cares rollout, and more.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with Charles Prestrud, Coles Transportation Director, about the transit tax increase proposals on the ballots for Spokane, Seattle, and Tacoma.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with Ryan Frost, our Center for Government Reform Director, about Washington's economy, including claims about the health of our state with new revenues.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with Douglas Carswell, President & CEO of the Mississippi Center for Public Policy, and former British Member of Parliament on why he chose America and the cultural value the U.S. has.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with Ben Rudolph, former Microsoft Senior Director, Founder and CEO of Steelwork and Co-founder of CARTOGRAFIQ about why he's leaving Washington, the difference in business climate, and how we can turn Washington around.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with CEO of Wallace Properties Kevin Wallace about the lessons he's learned running a successful business and his time as a Bellevue Councilmember, and what Washington can do (and stop doing) to correct our course.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we talk with Executive Director of the Pioneer Institute, Jim Stergios, about Massachusetts' move to increase their income tax rate and how it negatively impacted the whole state.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video we interview Eric Zimmerman, mayor of Normandy Park, whose study on homelessness lays out important information on Washington's policy choices and how effective they have been.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this episode we chat with WPC's Education Director, Dr. Vicki Murray, who gives an update on the tax credit scholarship opportunity that Washington could miss out on, and WPC's Worker Rights Director Elizabeth New to talk about a few bills that impact new rules for in-home employees.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video, we'll hear WPC Agriculture Director Pam Lewison on the recent federal importing of beef and WPC Worker Rights and Health Care Director Elizabeth New discuss the Senate Joint Resolution on the ballot to allow public money to be invested for the WA Cares fund.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video, we'll hear WPC Transportation Director Charles Prestrud as he details the state of Washington bridges and how the Department of Transportation is struggling to keep up with their repair.
00:00 – Why bridges are closing now
01:00 – SR 410 over-height strike & long detours
01:48 – Aging closures: SR 165 Carbon River & SR 169 Green River
02:58 – Repair vs. full replacement; why replacements take years
04:33 – Underfunded maintenance: 3,000 bridges, 200+ in poor condition
07:19 – Deferred maintenance = higher costs
10:16 – Taxes vs. reprioritizing revenue; culvert lawsuit costs
14:02 – 2026 session: $1B preservation gap
14:50 – Sound Transit “enterprise initiative” vs. $30B overrun
16:13 – Ridership down, costs up; alternatives to rail
23:11 – Will Olympia bail out Sound Transit?
30:15 – Why tolls exist (520, 99, I-405)
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this episode, we'll hear WaFd President & CEO Brent Beardall on how businesses are reacting to Washington's new tax burdens, as well as Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth detailing a new tax on all kinds of services that will hurt small businesses and consumers across the state.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video, we'll hear from Communications Director Dave Boze and Communications Manager Donald Kimball discussing free speech, data privacy laws, and the intersection of both.
00:00 - Introduction
00:31 - Linking free speech and data privacy
00:54 - Reaction to Charlie Kirk’s killing & online responses
02:13 - Polls on political violence
03:11 - Campus incidents & enforcement double standards
05:41 - Pam Bondi remark; “misinformation” & censorship risks
10:20 - Responsibility in rhetoric
12:09 - WA hate-speech hotline pilot & cultural risks
13:38 - WPC Report Card; where WA is falling behind
17:59 - Radical transparency
19:49 - Data privacy unintended consequences
22:07 - Case study: women-only app verification breach
24:05 - UK age-verification; VPN debate & circumvention
26:36 - WA kids’ online-safety bill fix
27:42 - Limits of “pass a law” thinking
31:15 - Stakes of data exposure
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video, we'll hear from Elizabeth New, our Center for Health Care and Center for Worker Rights Director, and Charles Prestrud, our Center for Transportation Director.
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. In this video, we'll hear from Dr. Robert Marbut, the former federal homelessness czar and upcoming speaker for our Eastern Washington Annual Dinner!
00:00 - Introduction
00:34 - Marbut’s background and national experience
01:18 - San Antonio’s Haven for Hope success story
03:09 - Spokane homelessness: new research overview
04:00 - Why Spokane is struggling despite more spending
05:26 - Asking the right question: what’s the problem?
07:33 - Drucker’s advice: define the problem before the solution
08:29 - Key stat: 50% of Spokane’s homeless came from elsewhere
12:26 - Why people really come to Spokane
14:11 - Permissive enforcement and lack of police presence
15:37 - What really causes homelessness? HUD’s 10 categories
17:21 - Street-level homelessness: addiction and mental illness
20:21 - Cities succeeding by focusing on treatment and recovery
22:53 - Case study: West Tampa vs. East Tampa
23:53 - Small city success: Fort Smith, Arkansas
25:15 - What Spokane will look like in 4 years without change
27:11 - Surprising indicator: dogs on the street predict violence
28:37 - Spokane’s rising fentanyl death rate
30:51 - New executive order on homelessness and drug policy
33:14 - Ending taxpayer-funded drug enablement
34:50 - How the EO flips the script: easier treatment, harder drugs
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode features special guest Kurt Miller, Executive Director and CEO of the Northwest Public Power Association, and WPC Vice President for Research Todd Myers as they discuss energy policy and sustainability.
00:00 – Introduction
00:25 – Who is NWPPA? What “public power” means
01:12 – Size of public‑power footprint in WA vs OR
01:42 – How WA’s grid has changed in 30 years
02:26 – Wind boom: 10 GW built & new variability
03:29 – Electrification mandates and doubling demand
04:44 – Data‑center / AI load tsunami
05:29 – Near‑miss blackouts & WECC warning
06:19 – Are political mandates killing reliability?
09:01 – Hydro’s balancing role vs wind/solar gaps
11:02 – Battery limits during 5‑day heat/cold waves
12:57 – Rural utilities & rate‑shock worries
14:28 – 80% vs 100% decarbonization cost curve
18:19 – Practical fixes: replace like‑for‑like capacity
21:17 – Audience Q&A: Spain/Portugal outage & China costs
24:45 – Explaining “resource adequacy” and planning gaps
27:28 – How investor-owned utilities differ from public utilities
30:12 – California’s policy influence on Washington decisions
33:40 – Problems with Washington’s “clean energy” mandates
36:14 – Why capacity is being retired before replacements are ready
39:01 – Energy policy disconnect: planning vs. reality
42:05 – BPA’s future and federal hydro role
45:02 – Can the Northwest grid survive electrification + AI demand?
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This episode features special guest Corey DeAngelis, Executive Director of the Education Freedom Institute, and WPC Education Director Vicki Murray as they discuss school choice in the nation and at home.
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - Washington's education report card
01:13 - Performance drop in core subjects
02:14 - Washington's spending vs results
02:43 - Mississippi outperforms Washington
03:31 - Cory DeAngelis joins the discussion
04:29 - Role of ideology in poor outcomes
05:17 - Florida's school choice success
06:16 - Responding to common objections
10:09 - Special needs and school choice
13:17 - Political shifts on education
15:12 - School choice impact on elections
16:20 - Teachers unions' political power
20:18 - Administrative bloat in education
23:09 - NEA resolutions and priorities
27:18 - Real solutions: freedom to choose
29:20 - State trends and school choice surge
32:51 - Federal school choice provision
37:24 - Homeschooling and regulation fears
41:38 - Hope for Washington reform
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Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Coles Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud on the cost overruns on Seattle's Link Light Rail.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Vice President for Research Todd Myers about his recent conversation with the Seattle Times editorial board on I-2117.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Dr. Robert Marbut, the former federal homelessness czar and keynote speaker for our Eastern Washington Annual Dinner!
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Vice President for Research Todd Myers and Center for Worker Rights and Center for Health Care Director Elizabeth New.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth and Coles Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Senior Researcher Paul Guppy and WPC Communications Manager & Tech Exchange Editor Donald Kimball.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison and WPC Center for Worker Rights and Center for Health Care Director Elizabeth New.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne and WPC Communications Manager & Tech Exchange Editor Donald Kimball.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we have a special Earth Day episode featuring Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers hosting Peggen Frank (Executive Director, Salmon Defense), Fran Wilshusen (Director of Environmental Protection Services, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission), Cecilia Gobin (Conservation Policy Analyst, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commssion), and Cindy Mitchell (CFO & Senior Director of Public Affairs, Washington Forest Protection Association).
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Transportation Charles Prestrud and WPC Center for the Environment Project Coordinator Patrick Hanks.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne and WPC Center for Worker Rights and Center for Health Care Director Elizabeth New.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Government Reform Director Chris Corry and WPC Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for the Environment Project Coordinator Patrick Hanks and Building Industry Association's Managing Director of External Affairs Jan Himebaugh.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly (weekly during the legislative session) virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Coles Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud, WPC Center for Education Liv Finne, and Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Liv Finne and Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Coles Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud and WPC Center for Worker Rights Director Elizabeth Hovde.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison and WPC Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison and WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Worker Rights Director Elizabeth Hovde and Center for Transportation Director Charles Prestrud.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Worker Rights Director Elizabeth Hovde and Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth and outgoing WPC Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison and WPC Center for the Worker Rights and Center for Healthcare Director Elizabeth Hovde.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne and WPC Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth, WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, and WPC Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne and WPC Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne, WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, and WPC Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth, WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, and WPC Senior Vice President for Research Paul Guppy.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne, WPC Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, and WPC Center for Health Care and Center for Worker Rights Director Elizabeth Hovde.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth talking affordable housing and WPC Center for Education Director Liv Finne talking about common myths on school choice.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier on tax increases being proposed in the legislature.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from our Senior Vice President of Research Paul Guppy and from Center for Education Director Liv Finne.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Worker Rights and Center for Health Care Director Elizabeth Hovde and Center for Education Director Liv Finne.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Education Director Liv Finne and Center for Worker Rights and Center for Health Care Director Elizabeth Hovde.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Education Director Liv Finne, Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, and Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers and Center for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Worker Rights and Center for Healthcare Director Elizabeth Hovde and WPC's Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers on his latest book, "Time to Think Small."
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Education Director Liv Finne and Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Education Director Liv Finne and Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Center for Small Business Director Mark Harmsworth and Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
Washington Policy On The Go is WPC's bi-weekly virtual lunchtime event series featuring center directors and guests to inform you on the latest in Washington State policy research and analysis. This week, we'll hear from WPC's Initiative for Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, Center for Healthcare Director Elizabeth Hovde, and WPC's Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
David Boze talks with WPC's Center for Education Director Liv Finne on her recently published study on the harms of the school closures during the COVID lockdown.
David Boze talks with WPC's Center for Worker Rights and Center for Healthcare Director Elizabeth Hovde and Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers.
David Boze talks with WPC's Initiative on Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, Center for the Government Reform Director Jason Mercier, and Center for Education Director Liv Finne.
David Boze talks with WPC's Initiative on Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers, and Center for Education Director Liv Finne.
David Boze talks with WPC's Initiative on Agriculture Director Pam Lewison, Senior Vice President of Research Paul Guppy, and Center for Government Reform Director Jason Mercier.
David Boze talks with WPC's Center for the Environment Director Todd Myers and Center for Education Director Liv Finne.