In this episode of Unlicensed, we talk about the $15 million the state is appropriating for passenger rail on the Coast and why this is a bad deal for the taxpayers of Mississippi. 

In this episode of Unlicensed, we talk about the $15 million the state is appropriating for passenger rail on the Coast and why this is a bad deal for the taxpayers of Mississippi.

E7: Why are we so against trains?

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In this episode of Unlicensed, MCPP’s Jameson Taylor talks with Rep. Steve Hopkins about the Military Family Freedom Act, new legislation that will make it easier for military family members to earn a living by requiring the state to recognize occupational licenses from other states.

In this episode of Unlicensed, MCPP’s Jameson Taylor talks with Rep. Steve Hopkins about the Military Family Freedom Act, new legislation that will make it easier for military family members to earn a living by requiring the state to recognize occupational licenses from other states.

E31: Military Family Freedom Act

In this episode of Unlicensed, MCPP’s Jameson Taylor talks with Mississippi special needs activist Mika Hartman about the need for the Life Equality Act, which passed the Senate today.

E30: Life Equality Act

In this episode of Unlicensed, MCPP's Jameson Taylor speaks with Rep. Kent McCarty about the concept behind Learn to Earn. This is innovative legislation McCarty has authored that would expand alternative learning opportunities for students in Mississippi.

E29: Learn to Earn

In this episode of Unlicensed, Corey DeAngelis of the Reason Foundation talks about the recent attacks on homeschooling, why everything opponents of education freedom are saying is wrong, and what the future of education may look like.

E28: Attacks on homeschooling

In this episode of Unlicensed, MCPP’s Brett Kittredge talks with James Broughel of the Mercatus Center at George Mason University about the regulatory changes we have seen as part of our response to the coronavirus pandemic and where we go from here.

E7: Why are we so against trains?

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