Let People Prosper

🎧 Join me on the Let People Prosper Show as I dive into a crucial discussion with Dr. Corey A. DeAngelis, a top voice in educational freedom and senior fellow at the American Federation for Children. We unpack his latest book, "The Parent Revolution: Rescuing Your Kids from the Radicals Ruining Our Schools." Don't miss out as Dr. DeAngelis sheds light on: 👉 The current landscape of school choice in the U.S. 👉 Why school choice is essential and the challenges it faces. 👉 What the future holds for school choice and education savings accounts. 🔗 Follow @DeAngelisCorey on X for more updates! 💬 Like, subscribe, and share to support vital conversations about educational freedom. For more deep dives and updates, subscribe to my newsletter at vanceginn.substack.com and check out vanceginn.com for more resources. #EducationReform #SchoolChoice #ParentRevolution

Dive into this week's hot economic topics in just 12 minutes on "This Week's Economy"! 🕒 I tackle big questions: 🌍 Are humans driving climate change? 📊 What's the latest in the U.S. labor market? 🌟 How are Texas and Louisiana setting examples of prosperity? Don’t just listen—engage! Share your thoughts, rate me, and leave a review. For in-depth insights and show notes, subscribe to my Substack at vanceginn.substack.com or visit vanceginn.com. #Economy #SocialSecurity #Medicare #ClimateChange

Hello Friends! Check out this bonus episode of the Let People Prosper Show. My good friend, John Hendrickson of Iowans for Tax Relief Foundation, who has been a previous guest on my show, interviews me for one of his graduate courses about my role as an entrepreneur. We had a great discussion about how I got to where I am today, my faith, and the failures that have led to my success as an entrepreneur. I hope you’ll watch it as I share my testimony and insights as a rockstar to an economist.

Join me in this insightful episode of Let People Prosper as I dive into the economic implications of government regulations with Dr. James Broughel, a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute. We explore: - Which regulations pose the greatest economic burdens? - How crucial are cost-benefit analyses in regulatory practices? - Can some regulatory adjustments be "free lunches"? Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode to help spread valuable information. For more insights and bi-weekly episodes, subscribe to my newsletter at vanceginn.substack.com. Visit vanceginn.com for additional resources.

In the 10-minute “This Week’s Economy” episode, I discuss the following (and more!): - Why did the Fed pause again? - How do investors help the housing market? - How are states’ economies doing?  Please share, rate, and review this podcast. Check out my Substack newsletter with show notes and more at vanceginn.substack.com or vanceginn.com.

Don’t miss my talk with guest Dr. Josh Rauh, Ormond Family Professor of Finance at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, and former principal chief economist at the White House’s Council of Economic Advisors.  Key topics discussed include: Which of the pandemic-related government programs worked? What's up with excessive federal spending?  Is the Laffer curve still relevant? Please like, subscribe, and share this episode. Subscribe to my Substack newsletter at vanceginn.substack.com for bi-weekly episodes and insights. For more content, visit vanceginn.com. 

In the 15-minute “This Week’s Economy” episode, I discuss the following (and more!): - What will happen with TikTok because Congress passed a bill banning it? - How would increasing government create a more “justly ordered society”?  - Why are red states leading the way in job creation? - What should Texas and other states do with “surplus” money? Please share, rate, and review this podcast. Check out my Substack newsletter with show notes and more at vanceginn.substack.com or at vanceginn.com.

Join my talk with guest Connor Boyak, founder of the Libertas Institute and author of the Tuttle Twins series. Connor discusses the benefits of limited government, emphasizing how minimal interference allows individuals and communities to thrive.  Key topics include: - Innovative methods to teach economics to youth. - The significant role of school choice in shaping our nation’s future. - Strategies that keep Utah’s poverty low and safety nets effective. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this episode. Please leave a review and subscribe to our Substack at vanceginn.substack.com for bi-weekly episodes and insights. For more content, visit vanceginn.com.

In the 12-minute “This Week’s Economy” episode, I discuss the following (and more!): - Why is Congress spending more on foreign affairs when we’re in a spending crisis?  - Are tariffs the best way to reduce trade deficits with other countries? - How can Texas eliminate property taxes?  - Why are industrial policy and handouts to individuals or businesses doomed to fail? Please like this episode, subscribe, share it on social media, and rate and review it. I would appreciate it if you would become a subscriber to my Substack newsletter so you’ll receive my episodes, show notes, and other valuable insights in your inbox twice per week at vanceginn.substack.com. You can also find this information and more at vanceginn.com.

Today, I am joined by Dr. Kevin Kosar, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and writer of the foreword to the latest edition of Edward Banfield’s book, Government Project.  Kevin explains why government projects don’t work and the following: Why does the federal government tax and spend so much? How are some government projects better than others? What should the future be of work? Please like this episode, subscribe to the channel, share it on social media, and rate and review it. I would appreciate it if you would subscribe to my Substack newsletter so you’ll receive my episodes, show notes, and other valuable insights in your inbox twice weekly at vanceginn.substack.com. You can also find this information and more at vanceginn.com.