Will Swaim is the CEO of the California Policy Center and, with David L. Bahnsen, a co-host of National Review’s Radio Free California podcast.
National Review’s Radio Free California Podcast
National Review’s Radio Free California podcast is a show about the perilous state of the Golden State — and what that means for you, wherever you live.
What’s the Matter with California?
Historian and California farmer Victor Davis Hansen joins the show to help us think through the reasons for California’s collapse – and why he’s (somewhat) hopeful anyhow.
Historian and California farmer Victor Davis Hanson joins the show to help us think through the reasons for California’s collapse – and why he’s (somewhat) hopeful anyhow. Bonus: Julie Hamill talks with attorney Paul Jonna to explain the dramatic turn in his legal battle to determine who has ultimate authority over California school kids – parents or state officials? Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- The Victor Davis Hanson Show
- Feb 24 1942 The Battle of Los Angeles
- Gavin Newsom is launching his own podcast — and inviting MAGA favorites
- While ‘Trump-Proofing’ California, Gov. Gavin Newsom asks Congress for $40 billion in fire relief funds
- Column: Bass fires the L.A. fire chief, but her own smoldering political crisis is far from over
- Trump attempting ‘end-run’ around California car pollution standards, expert says
- Will Gavin Newsom support Republican bill that bars funding for violent undocumented immigrants?
- San Diego migrant shelter hailed as national model will shut down, with 100-plus layoffs
- California bill restricts self-defense, ends crime-stopping protection, mandates ‘retreat’
- The SEIU’s power grab puts patients at risk
- Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers Shouted Down During Stanford's 'Democracy and Disagreement' Class
- Fremont’s homeless encampment ban divides the community
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David L. Bahnsen is the managing partner of a wealth-management firm and a frequent writer and public commentator on matters of economics, faith and work, and markets.
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