Pennsylvania Good Politics Radio

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Rick Dreyfuss of the Commonwealth Foundation joins David Taylor and Kevin Shivers for a Capitol Watch look at the state’s growing pension crisis; And, Lowman Henry has a Town Hall Commentary on why the GOP should continue to embrace its social issues agenda, but change the tone of the debate.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Matt Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation hosts a “Capitol Watch” roundtable discussion on final election results and issues confronting the new session of the Pennsylvania General Assembly with Ryan Shafik of the Lincoln Institute and with Michael Turzai, the House Republican Policy Chairman; And Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall Commentary” on why the recent election was a loss for moderate Republicans and a vindication of conservatism.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania

Lowman Henry and Ryan Shafik have an election round-up from across Pennsylvania; Pat Toomey of the Club for Growth reviews election results nationwide; and Al Paschall has a “Somedays” commentary on an historic victory.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

  

This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: David Taylor of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association, Kevin Shivers of the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses, and Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation have a “Capitol Watch” roundtable discussion on results of the Lincoln Institute’s Keystone Business Climate Survey; And, Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall” commentary on candidates already lining up to run for Governor of Pennsylvania in 2010.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

David Taylor of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association and Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation discuss the Pennsylvania General Assembly’s unfinished business; And, Lowman Henry has a “Town Hall” commentary on a roadmap for resolving Pennsylvania’s road and bridge funding problems.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

 

Lowman Henry has a “Newsmaker Interview” with candidates for the office of Pennsylvania State Treasurer including Democrat Rob McCord, Republican Tom Ellis and Libertarian Berlie Etzel; And, Al Paschall has a “Somedays” commentary on the beauty of Penn’s woods in Autumn.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania    

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.

Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania  

 

Lowman Henry has a “Newsmaker Interview” with Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner and Ryan Shafik interviews Chet Beiler, the Republican nominee for Auditor General as the candidates prepare to face each other in the November election; And Al Paschall has a “Somedays” commentary on why new toll lanes along major highways could be a solution to traffic congestion.

Lincoln Radio Journal is another Lincoln Institute success story. It began as a monthly program in January of 1995 airing on about a dozen radio stations. Today, there are 84 radio stations affiliated with the Lincoln Broadcasting Network. Over the years the frequency of the programs has also expanded, first to twice monthly, and in October of 2000, to a weekly format.

Click here to listen to this podcast.