EPPC Fellow Patrick T. Brown joined the Minnesota Catholic Conference’s “Bridge Builder” podcast to discuss his recent piece for the New York Times titled “Why Working-Class Parents Don’t Buy What D.C. Is Selling.” He discussed what pro-family economic policies should focus on and what working-class parents across the country are saying about current policy proposals. Click here or above to watch or listen.

EPPC Fellow Dr. Aaron Kheriaty joined the podcast Feudal Future with hosts Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky of Chapman University, along with fellow guest Ross Elliot, Chairman of the Urban Land Institute of Australia, who provided a helpful perspective of what’s happening down under.

In the interview, the participants discussed the psychological impact of Covid-19 and how governments are managing it. Dr. Kheriaty also discussed vaccine mandates and other coercive measures, with reference to his legal case against the University of California mandate. (Click here for his latest update on the situation, in which UC has placed Dr. Kheriaty on “Investigatory Leave” for his not complying with the vaccine mandate.)

See also Dr. Kheriaty’s appearance on Fox Business’s “Kennedy” to discuss Colorado’s new COVID protocol that denies organs to unvaccinated transplant recipients.

This week, EPPC’s Faith Angle Forum hosted 19 distinguished journalists from around the country in Napa, CA, for its first Faith Angle “West.” Building on 22 years of Faith Angle Forum gatherings on the East Coast, this first-of-its-kind event primarily featured mainstream journalists at outlets west of the Mississippi. Faith Angle director Josh Good moderated sessions on American polarization and opportunity, religion and race in America, and faith and mental health in an “iGen” world. Look for videos, transcripts, and other short highlights from this event in future editions of the EPPC Briefly.