February 12th, 2010
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with State Representative Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) about a proposed consitutional amendment to return to a part-time legislature; Joe Geiger of the Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations has Dr. Louis Beccaria of the Phoenixville Community Health Foundation iin the Nonprofit Spotlight to discuss the Haiti relief effort; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on the future of space exploration.
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.
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January 30th, 2010
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with nationally syndicated radio talk show host Michael Medved about his new book The 5 Big Lies About American Business; Doug Keegan of Harris SBSB has a Making Cents look at long term health care; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on why competition among health insurance companies would bring down health care costs.
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.
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December 7th, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry has a Newsmaker interview with Tim Potts of Democracy Rising PA on the push for a state constitutional convention; Doug Keegan offers year-end tax strategies on Making Cents; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on the enduring popularity of Sarah Palin.
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.
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November 21st, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
Lowman Henry has a Newsmaker interview with State Representative Daryl Metcalfe of Butler County on the Open Workforce Initative; Joe Geiger of Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organization has Vivien Luke of the Forbes Fund in the Nonprofit Spotlight; and Al Paschall has Somedays commentary on John Perzel and the “Greed Factor.”
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.
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November 13th, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: David Taylor, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association hosts a Capitol Watch panel discussion on the state version of Cap and Trade along with Kevin Shivers, State Director of the National Federation of Independent Businesses and thier guest Stephanie Catarino Wissman, Director of Government Affairs for the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry; And, Lowman Henry has a Town Hall Commentary on why competition in primaries leads to victory in November.
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.
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November 8th, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry has a Newsmaker Interview with Jack Zimmer from the Keystone Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors on proposed legislation to end Project Labor Agreements; Doug Keegan has a Making Cents look at when to apply for Social Security benefits; and Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on the case of the missing state revenue.
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.
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October 31st, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Kevin Shivers, state director of the National Federation of Independent Businesses hosts a Capitol Watch panel discussion on results of the 2009 Keystone Business Climate Survey with Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation and Ryan Shafik of the Lincoln Institute; And, Lowman Henry has a Town Hall Commentary on why Pennsylvania should have a part-time legislature.
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.
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October 23rd, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry has Newsmaker interviews with Judge Joan Orie Melvin, Republican Nominee for the PA Supreme Court; and with Judge Jack Panella, Democratic Nominee for the PA Supreme Court; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on government funded nonprofit organizations.
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.
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October 16th, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: David Taylor, Executive Director of the PA Manufacturer’s Association hosts a Capitol Watch look at the new state budget with Kevin Shivers, State Director of the PA Chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses and with Matthew Brouillette of the Commonwealth Foundation; And, Lowman Henry has a Town Hall Commentary on Pennsylvania’s ticking fiscal time bomb.
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.
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October 9th, 2009
Lincoln Radio Journal
Taking the Pulse of Pennsylvania
This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Ira Mehlman of the Federation of American Immigration Reform (FAIR) on the impact of illegal immigration on Pennsylvania taxpayers; Doug Keegan of Harris SBSB has a Making Cents look at whether or not to convert to Roth IRAs; And, Al Paschall has a Somedays commentary on the pending extinction of the Pennsylvania small businessman.
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.
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