Citizens Research Council of Michigan
#FactsMatter, the Citizens Research Council of Michigan podcast
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Jul 2, 2026
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#FactsMatter Ep. 6 – Medicaid Health Risk Assessments, Or Carrots, Sticks And More Carrots 10.04.2018 19:01
Researcher Tim Michling explains the complications of health risk assessments, a tool designed to encourage some Michigan Medicaid recipients to adopt healthier behaviors.
#FactsMatter, Episode 5 – Privatization And Potholes 21.03.2018 30:48
Researcher Tim Michling explains why privatizing food contracts in Michigan prisons didn't work, and what factors policymakers should consider when they pursue such partnerships in the future. And Craig Thiel briefs us on Public Act 51 of 1951, and why emergency road funding won't necessarily go to the roads that need repair the most.
#FactsMatter Episode 4 – Potholes, Michigan's Never - Ending Story 05.03.2018 20:09
Year after year, Michigan drivers complain bitterly about -- and pay dearly for -- potholes. Year after year, half-measures suffice to address the problem. Craig Thiel leads us through the history, and prospects for real change going forward. Spoiler alert: Don't get your hopes up.
FactsMatterpodcastEpisode3 - 2:26:18, 2.31 PM 26.02.2018 32:09
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FactsMatterpodcast.Episode2.Feb2018 - 2:14:18, 10.31 AM 14.02.2018 23:23
"Facts Matter," episode 2
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