Podcasts
In this episode of the Let People Prosper Show, Dr. Josh Bandoch, Head of Policy at the Illinois Policy Institute, explains how free-market capitalism empowers individuals to combat poverty. Drawing from research and personal experience, Bandoch highlights effective poverty solutions, the role of personal motivation in policy, and the power of storytelling. Our discussion underscores capitalism's potential for promoting human dignity, reducing poverty, and expanding opportunities for all.
Our interview this week is with Josh Bandoch of the Illinois Policy Institute. We talk about poverty, opportunity, education, jobs, and empowerment.
Josh Bandoch of the Illinois Policy Institute Explains Illinois’s Housing Policy Issues and Potential Solutions: Housing Policies, Affordable Housing, Illinois Property Taxes, ADUs
Governments at the local, state and federal levels run a vast number of anti-poverty programs, but poverty rates remain high. The two political parties rarely consider solutions that do not involve spending more public money. Our leaders would be better off eliminating barriers to work rather than fussing over finances, according to Josh Bandoch, head of policy at the Illinois Policy Institute.
Bandoch works extensively within the Illinois Policy Institute’s Center for Poverty Solutions, which researches poverty trends. Through a meticulous comparison of poverty studies, Bandoch found surprising agreement between left- and right-leaning think tanks on seven issues that could reduce the poverty rate in the United States. He discusses these findings in detail on the Overton Window podcast.
It feels like there is very little common ground on most policy and political issues these days. But poverty could be an area where there is more consensus than you might think. On this episode we profile seven common ground solutions to poverty that should reshape debate about the health of the American Dream. Nic Dunn is joined by two experts from the Illinois Policy Institute, Head of Policy Josh Bandoch and Executive Director of the Center for Poverty Solutions Dr. Eddie Kornegay, to discuss the state of opportunity today and policy reforms needed to strengthen upward mobility for Americans striving to escape poverty.
Teaching Leadership and Persuasion.
785: This Sustainable Life, Part 1
We start this episode talking about his background and what led him to learning and training others in the practices. Then we talk about what we like about learning and practicing them, what works, what doesn't, misconceptions, and other aspects. Some related subjects include authority, extrinsic emotions, management, and such.
[Humans Feel First, Then Reason
799: This Sustainable Life, Part 2
Josh and I talk about what works in leading and influencing others. Listening works more than lecturing. Empathy more than instruction. Intrinsic motivation over extrinsic.