PPI
Radically Pragmatic, a podcast from the Progressive Policy Institute
Radically Pragmatic is a podcast from the Progressive Policy Institute that brings together pragmatic policy experts, leaders in Congress, and advocates for change for dynamic conversations aimed at moving America beyond ideological and partisan deadlock. PPI has been spearheading radically pragmatic ideas since 1989.
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Episodes
Conversation with Rep. Sharice Davids and Rep. Scott Peters on Rebuilding America's Fiscal Strength 27.07.2020 55:45
PPI President Will Marshall and Ben Ritz from the Center for Funding America's Future are joined by Congresswoman Sharice Davids (KS-3) and Congressman Scott Peters (CA-52) for a conversation on the fiscal health of the United States, budget priorities, the election, and their perspective on how America's economy can return with a resilient recovery. Learn more about the Progressive Policy I...
Should we abolish tax returns? A conversation with Sen. Bob Kerrey 15.07.2020 34:26
Former Senator Bob Kerrey joins the Center for New Liberalism and the Progressive Policy Institute's Paul Weinstein and Alec Stapp to discuss whether or not the US government should adopt return-free filing for individual taxes. The participants will discuss the costs and benefits of return-free filing relative to our current voluntary tax filing system...
Scoring a Better Future — Getting Facts on Credit Scores & How They Work 18.06.2020 28:58
Join Paul Weinstein, Jr., Senior Fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute in Washington, D.C., and Joanne Gaskin, Vice President of Scores and Analytics at FICO, for a discussion on the changes FICO has made to its models, and how they may impact credit scores, particularly for millennials and Gen Z. Learn more about the Progressive Policy Institute here .
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