Podcast appearances and mentions of David Osborne

KEEP ON | SZN 3: REVIVAL THROUGH BUILDINGIn this message, Pastor David Osborne closes out the Sermon on the Mount with a call to stay persistent in prayer. From Matthew 7:7, we're reminded to keep on asking, keep on knocking, and keep on receiving.When we ask, we seek God's will for ourselves, stand in the gap for others, and bring our needs before Him. When we knock, we grow in discipline and diligence, learning to stay faithful in our spiritual life, body, finances, profession, and relationships. And when we receive, we do so expecting good gifts from a good Father, standing on the guarantee of His Word and His promise to fulfill it.Keep on asking.Keep on knocking.Keep on receiving.Keep on, keepin' on!

MSG: POWERSCRIPTURE: ACTS 2SZN 3: REVIVAL THROUGH BUILDINGIn this Pentecost Sunday exhortation, Pastor David Osborne continues SZN 3: Revival Through Building with a message on POWER from Acts 1 & 2.Pastor David reminds us that the power of the Holy Spirit is dunamis: miraculous power, ability, might, and strength. This is the same power that gives us the ability to wait on the promise, witness to the world, and walk in His way.POWER TO WAITJesus told the disciples to stay in Jerusalem and wait for the promise of the Father.POWER TO WITNESSWhen the Holy Spirit comes upon us, we receive power to be His witnesses.POWER TO WALK HIS WAYThe Spirit empowers us to live beyond fear, walking in power, love, and self-control.This is not just Pentecost history. This is Holy Spirit power for the church today.

What happens when a CEO with a young family decides to ride 2,000 miles from Mexico to Canada in 13 days to serve families he's never met? Matt King is the CEO of GoBundance, a mastermind for entrepreneurial men, and a dad to three young kids. He wasn't a cyclist. Five and a half months ago, he had never ridden more than 10 miles on a bike. Then he stood on a stage in November and announced he was going to ride 2,000 miles from Mexico to Canada in May to raise $1 million for families along the route. He told everyone before he told his wife. Before he had ever trained. Before he even owned the right bike. In this conversation with Jon, Matt opens up about why he's doing this, what it's teaching him about fatherhood, service, and modeling hard things for his kids, and what he's learned about himself along the way. He talks about the morning he quit at 3:30 a.m. in the middle of a training ride. The $100,000 donation that stopped him in the middle of a 150-mile day. The families he's already helped before the ride has even started. And why he believes the world doesn't give you permission to do meaningful things. You have to give it to yourself. The ride starts May 27th. As of recording, Matt has already raised over $481,000. Every dollar goes directly to families along the route. In This Interview: → Why Matt chose a bike instead of a car or plane to find families who need help  → The morning he quit at 3:30 a.m. and what got him back on the bike  → How GoBundance members are deploying as "secret agents" into cities along the route to find stories  → Why his five-year-old son is his biggest fan and what that's taught him about modeling  → The difference between living a legacy and leaving one  → Why he tracks "return on joy" instead of return on investment  → The role David Osborne played in shaping who Matt has become  → How to handle the doubt, fatigue, and criticism that comes when you commit to something hard  → Why oversharing might be costing you, and how to use your intuition to know what to share → The conversation he has with himself when he wants to quit (and the framework that gets him through)   Next Step: The ride starts May 27th. You can follow the journey, sign up to ride with Matt at any point along the route, nominate a family who needs help, or donate to the mission at the link below. If this story moved you, the simplest thing you can do is share it with one dad who needs to hear it. Back the Ride: gobundance.com/theride

MSG: REVIVAL MENTALITY: QUALITYSCRIPTURE: DANIEL 1:6-9 NLTSZN 3: REVIVAL THROUGH BUILDINGIn this message, Pastor David Osborne opens SZN 3: Revival Through Building with REVIVAL MENTALITY: QUALITY: We set the bar for excellence.Through Daniel's story, we see what it looks like to carry quality in the middle of Babylon: pressure, opposition, corruption, and systems that try to rename you, reshape you, and reduce your conviction. But Daniel shows us that quality is not accidental. Quality is built with intention.Pastor David walks through how we build quality with exceptional character, excellent competence, and exquisite care. Character builds credibility and courage. Competence expands provision and prominence. Care builds confidence and community.This message challenges us to build disciples, build His Church, and build broken lives back to life with a standard of excellence that reflects God in every space we serve. 

MSG: REVIVAL MENTALITY: PARTYSCRIPTURE: LUKE 15:1–7 NLTSZN 2: REVIVAL THROUGH LOVINGPastor David Osborne teaches on PARTY as a core REVIVAL MENTALITY—where we choose to celebrate, even in seasons that don't feel celebratory.PARTY – WE CELEBRATE EVERYTHINGIn a world marked by tension, injustice, and uncertainty, the people of God are called to a different response: Rejoice anyway.PARTY OVER THE POWER OF LIFE CHANGEWe celebrate what God is doing in others.We celebrate with others.Heaven rejoices over one life turned back to God—so we do too.PARTY OVER THE PROCESS OF PROGRESSGrowth takes time.Growth takes trust.We don't just celebrate arrival—we celebrate every step forward.PARTY OVER THE PRESENCE OF GODHis presence strengthens us.His presence sustains us.No matter the season, we have a reason to praise.This message calls us to live with a PARTY mentality—celebrating life change, honoring progress, and praising God in every moment. 

RVL MENTALITY: FAMILY | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingSCRIPTURE: Ephesians 2:19 NLTPastor David Osborne brings a sharp word on the REVIVAL MENTALITY OF FAMILY—where we don't just attend together, we belong.Family shapes us in real ways. It can heal or it can hurt. But in God's design, FAMILY CENTERS DEVOTION—a committed love that gives dignity and grants acceptance. We're no longer outsiders; we're sons and daughters.At the same time, FAMILY CONTAINS DIFFICULTY. Immaturity shows up. Disagreements happen. But even in the tension, God uses it to strengthen unity and grow us up together.And through it all, FAMILY CELEBRATES DIVERSITY—broadening our perspective and deepening our compassionReflecting Heaven's vision—one family, every background, unified in Christ.we accept everyone with love & dignity.

Send us Fan MailAfroman / Joseph Edgar Foreman turned lemons into lemonade (or was that Lemon Poundcake?) after police executed a search warrant on his home and were left without incriminating evidence, unless a few blunts is incriminating. Instead of complaining about that on social media and in letters to newspaper editors, rapper Joseph Foreman turned the camera onto police and included creating and performing songs about the incident, including his humorous "Lemon Poundcake" music video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xxK5yyecRo , featuring footage from Foreman's kitchen security camera, where he opines at how one of the law enforcement officers seems enticed by the lemon poundcake sitting out in the open. Talk about free advertising for the poundcake industry. Granted that Foreman, after the search, also made comments about various police officers involved with the search that they claimed was libelous, but their umbrage even at having their lawfully videotaped actions replayed to the world comes across as hubris. Numerous police officers as a group sued Foreman for defamation and privacy invasion. On March 19, 2026, after several hours of deliberation, the jury rightfully handed Foreman an essential First Amendment victory with a verdict in his favor. In this Beat the Prosecution episode, Fairfax criminal lawyer Jonathan Katz unveils the seeming mystery of Foreman's lawyer David Osborne, Jr. (at least for his having no website) and addresses David's hard work that resulted in this jury verdict that was by no means assured, based on the allegations of falsehoods being told by Foreman about numerous police officers. Good for David for focusing the jury on the very exaggerating way in which Foreman communicates, including with his flamboyant approach to dressing. The bottom line is that police serve the public, and not vice versa. Law enforcement officers should be careful in seeking and executing search warrants, when considering the havoc and invasion of privacy that such actions can cause, and should consider the extent to which a search warrant will not uncover any illegal activity. Police should not seek to intimidate people from exercising their First Amendment-protected free expression by suing them for lawful activity. The YouTube version of this Beat the Prosecution podcast interview is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h95QJickMwFairfax Criminal Lawyer / Virginia DUI Attorney Jonathan L. Katz pursues your best defense against felony, misdemeanor, DUI, drug, felony and misdemeanor prosecutions, defending in Fairfax County, Arlington, Loudoun, Prince William & Beyond. Call 703-383-1100 for a free in-person consultation with Jon Katz about your court-pending criminal case. KatzJustice.comThis podcast with Fairfax, Virginia criminal / DUI lawyer Jon Katz is playable on all devices at podcast.BeatTheProsecution.com. For more information, visit https://KatzJustice.com or contact us at info@KatzJustice.com, 703-383-1100 (calling), or 571-406-7268 (text).  If you like what you hear on our Beat the Prosecution podcast, please take a moment to post a review at our Apple podcasts page (with stars only, or else also with a comment) at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beat-the-prosecution/id1721413675

RVL MENTALITY: DISCOVERY | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingSCRIPTURE: MATTHEW 26–28 NLTPastor David speaks into one of our REVIVAL MENTALITIES—DISCOVERY: WE SEEK TRUTH EVERYWHERE. When you've been lied to—by culture, by systems, by what you've been told to believe—you become starved for what's real. That hunger pushes us to reject what's fake and pursue truth.DISCOVER LIFE IN THE CROSS. The cross reveals the betrayers and the mockers. Betrayal is not beneath believers, but it doesn't stop purpose. Mockers are not blockers—they can talk about it, but they can't stop what God is doing.DISCOVER LIFE IN THE TOMB. The tomb exposes what can no longer live—old ways, old mindsets, old lies we've been living by. Some things had to die so we wouldn't stay in deception.DISCOVER LIFE IN THE EMPTY TOMB. The empty tomb is where new life begins and where our past is forgiven.This is the call to reject the false, pursue truth, and discover real life in Jesus. ✊

RVL MENTALITY: AUTHENTICITY | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingPastor David Osborne introduces the first pillar of our RVL MENTALITY—AUTHENTICITY—challenging us to live fully in the truth of God, not in performance for people. Through Matthew 5:33–37, this message establishes AUTHENTICITY as a core RVL MENTALITY—where we live in the truth of God, reject performance, and align every part of our lives with Him. Real freedom starts when we stop performing and live as who God created us to be. 

Revive Culture | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingPastor David Osborne explores what it means to REVIVE CULTURE through the lens of the Gospel of Matthew 5:13–16, calling the Church to be salt and light in a broken world.From reclaiming human dignity and repairing oppressive systems, to redefining success as faithfulness and keeping our eyes on the prize, this message challenges believers to move beyond critique and become active participants in creating a just, life-giving culture.Because culture isn't just something we live in—it's something we are called to transform.

Build Disciples | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingIn this message, Pastor David Osborne explores the heart of discipleship through Gospel of Matthew 28:18–20 and what it truly means to follow Jesus.As our mission evolves from Discover Purpose to Build Disciples, we dive into how disciples are formed by following Jesus' example, being trained in truth, and multiplying the message of the Kingdom. From learning how to pray, love, and serve like Christ to living out the truth of His Word in everyday life, discipleship becomes a culture we embody together.Because disciples don't just believe the message.They live it, share it, and multiply it.

The Love Conversation | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingIn this episode, we dive into the Gospel of Matthew 22:37–40 and explore what it really means to love people. From singleness and dating to marriage, friendships, and boundaries, this conversation tackles the joys, tensions, and real-life complexities of relationships.Rooted in faith, honesty, and community, we explore how loving God shapes how we love ourselves and others. Healthy relationships don't grow from perfection, they grow from lives cultivating the fruit of the Spirit and learning to love with wisdom, courage, and grace. ❤️

The Mission | SZN 2: Revival Through LovingIn this episode, we explore the call of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew 28:18–20 and what it means for the Church today. Rooted in the legacy of the Black Church and the power of discipleship, this message challenges us to live out the true mission of the Kingdom.Our mission is clear: Love God. Love People. Build Disciples. Revive Culture.Through love, truth, and courageous faith, we become the light that brings justice, restoration, and revival to the world. ✨

Most government union leaders are playing a long game, and it's costing taxpayers billions. In this episode of Disunion, host David Osborne talks with Frank Ricci, a former union president and labor expert, who exposes how unions have shifted from representing workers to controlling states like Connecticut.  Ricci reveals the hidden tactics they use to manipulate negotiations, evade accountability, and push policies that drain public resources. Discover the risky strategies unions deploy during contract talks, how public officials are often handcuffed, and what real leadership looks like in the fight to restore balance at the bargaining table.

In a cultural moment filled with noise, division, and leadership fatigue, Pastor David Osborne offers a grounded and prophetic vision for what it means to lead well. In this episode of the AVAIL Podcast, he unpacks why modern leaders must become “salt, light, and mud”—bringing clarity, preserving what matters, and entering the hard places others avoid. With decades of ministry experience and a fresh succession journey behind him, David speaks to the deep inner formation leaders need to stay steady, serve well, and lead with integrity in a shifting world.

What does it really mean to be “pro-worker”?This week on Disunion, host David Osborne is joined by Austen Bannan of Americans for Prosperity and Vincent Vernuccio, president of the Institute for the American Worker, to break down a sweeping new report: How to Empower Workers: Embracing a Pro-Worker Agenda Built on Choice.With Congress rolling out a flurry of labor bills—from right-to-work reforms and secret ballot protections to proposals backed by unions and even some Republicans—this episode cuts through the noise. The panel explains why many so-called “pro-worker” policies actually empower union bosses and government regulators, not workers themselves.If you care about modernizing labor law, protecting worker freedom, and rejecting one-size-fits-all union mandates, this is a must-listen episode.

The New Orleans public school system was one of the worst school systems in the country - and that was before Hurricane Katrina destroyed the city and most of the schools. So how did New Orleans schools end up succeeding just a few years later? David Osborne joins the podcast to discuss his new documentary 'Turnaround', about how New Orleans reinvented their schools.  More info at turnarounddocumentary.com To get bonus episodes, support us at patreon.com/newliberalpodcast or https://cnliberalism.org/become-a-member Got questions? Send us a note at mailbag@cnliberalism.org. Follow us at: https://twitter.com/CNLiberalism https://cnliberalism.org/   Join a local chapter at https://cnliberalism.org/become-a-member/

In this episode of Derms and Conditions, host James Q. Del Rosso, DO, welcomes David Osborne, PhD, a formulation expert behind several dermatologic topicals, to explore what drives topical performance, using dapsone and roflumilast as case studies. They begin by challenging long-held vehicle dogma rooted in mid-20th-century corticosteroid training: the idea that ointments always outperform creams or lotions. They note that with newer solubilizers, stabilizers, and vehicles, those rules don't consistently hold for products approved in the modern era. They next revisit propylene glycol (PG) as a classic double-edged tool: its ability to dissolve more drug helped create “super-potent” corticosteroid lotions, yet higher PG levels can irritate skin, induce contact allergy, and compromise barrier function. However, they clarify that small amounts may serve as a humectant and offer antimicrobial benefits. They then discuss topical roflumilast's development to illustrate modern formulation problem-solving: the roflumilast molecule is difficult to dissolve in water and tends to precipitate when water is present. The formulation approach minimized supersaturation (allowing a small solid fraction), leveraged a high purity grade of diethylene glycol monoethyl ether (DEGEE), known under the commercial name Transcutol, to hold the active ingredient drug (roflumilast) in solution in the presence of water, and delivered a highly moisturizing, propylene glycol-free and ethanol-free cream. Use of a unique emulsification approach ensured physical stability even at elevated temperatures while avoiding lipid extraction and additional barrier damage. For topical dapsone, Osborne incorporated pharmaceutical-grade Transcutol (free of ethylene-glycol contaminants) to partition the drug, slow release, and reduce systemic exposure. He emphasizes “topical product metamorphosis”: as water evaporates on skin, the local Transcutol concentration rises, dissolving residual crystals and enhancing delivery, the opposite of older vehicles that left behind residual visible crystals and under-delivered active. They close by looking ahead towards preservative minimalism, microbiome-aware vehicles, and designing drugs intrinsically optimized for cutaneous delivery so the base can remain as inert as possible. Tune in to the full episode to hear the formulation backstories behind roflumilast and dapsone, why PG can both enhance delivery and damage skin barrier integrity and function, how Transcutol and robust emulsifiers can solve solubility and stability hurdles, and pearls you can use tomorrow when selecting vehicles and counseling on tolerability.

In the message titled, The Rhythm of Love, Pastor David reminds us that revival moves to the rhythm of God's unstoppable love. Drawing from Romans 8, we're reminded that if God is for us, nothing can stand against us—and He proved His love by giving His Son for our redemption. Through Christ, we are not only forgiven but made more than conquerors, secured forever in His grace. No fear, failure, or force in heaven or on earth can separate us from the love of God revealed in Christ Jesus. This is the rhythm that sustains our faith, fuels our revival, and keeps us moving forward—anchored in His unbreakable love.

Public schools keep adding more administrators while student performance stagnates—and teachers see little benefit. In this episode of Disunion: The Government Union Report, host David Osborne sits down with Corey DeAngelis and Christos Makridis to unpack their research on how teachers unions drive administrative growth at the expense of classrooms.Corey and Christos explain why student enrollment has stayed flat while administrative staff has ballooned nearly 95% since 2000, how union incentives fuel this growth, and why teacher salaries have barely budged in decades. They also discuss the impact of right-to-work laws, the fallout from the Supreme Court's Janus decision, and the role of school choice and teacher freedom in breaking the cycle of waste and misaligned priorities.From tire-slashing intimidation tactics to billion-dollar funding battles, this conversation reveals the true cost of union power—and what it will take to put students and teachers first.

In this week's message, The Warrior's Way, we journeyed through Romans 8 to discover how true strength is found in Christ and in living by the Spirit. Pastor David reminded us that in Christ there is no condemnation, no bondage to sin, and the gift of abundant life. The way of the warrior is the way of the Spirit—where the mind becomes the battlefield, sensitivity to God outweighs material distractions, and grace produces lasting fruit. Because the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives within us, we are empowered to walk in freedom, transformation, and resurrection power. This message is a call to rise, live by the Spirit, and embody the Warrior's Way.

In “All Things Considered,” Pastor David Osborne reminds us that while the law reveals our struggle with sin, only Jesus brings true freedom. Life's pauses and struggles may feel like setbacks, but God is still shaping us through them. All things considered, we don't just need rules—we need a Savior. All things considered, we don't just need rules—we need a Savior, and in Christ we find both redemption and rhythm for a revived life.

Former New York City public school teacher Karen Feldman spent more than 25 years in the classroom, earning awards for her groundbreaking Holocaust education curriculum. But in recent years, she witnessed a disturbing shift: professional development and classroom resources promoting anti-Israel narratives, often backed by teachers' unions and the DOE.Now leading the NYCPS Alliance, Karen has helped document thousands of incidents of anti-Semitism, biased curricula, and union-backed propaganda infiltrating America's schools. She joins host David Osborne to expose how groups like the NEA, AFT, and UFT are pushing resources with ties to extremist movements—and what must be done to stop it before it's too late.

In this powerful message, Pastor David Osborne unpacks The Rhythm of Grace through Lamentations 3:22–23 and Romans 7:4, reminding us that revival begins when we align our lives with God's unmerited favor. Just as music is shaped by rhythm, our spiritual lives find meaning and freedom when ordered by grace—not the exhausting demands of the law or self-striving. Drawing on Scripture, every day life experiences, and even powerful hip-hop testimonies from Virginia's own legendary rap duo Malice and Pusha T, Pastor David shows how God's grace empowers us to belong to Christ, live in freedom, and bear fruit through the Spirit.Revival isn't about performance—it's about living, moving, and having our being in the rhythm of God's grace.

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In his powerful message Since Freedom, Pastor David Osborne explores Romans 6:14 and challenges us to truly live like people who have been set free by God's grace. Drawing from both Scripture and the wisdom of Nelson Mandela, Pastor David reminds us that freedom isn't the end—it's the beginning of a new way of life. Since we've been freed from the dominion of sin, we are no longer slaves to our old nature. We've died with Christ and now live with Him, called to walk in righteousness and use every part of our lives for God's glory. Freedom means more than casting off chains—it means choosing a path of holiness, transformation, and obedience. This message calls every believer to step into the power of grace and live like sin no longer has control—because it doesn't.

Renowned legal scholar Richard A. Epstein joins David Osborne to dissect the legal foundations and economic consequences of public sector unionization. From the early days of private labor unions to the rise of government unions, Epstein explains how collective bargaining has evolved—and why public sector collective bargaining, in his view, breach the public trust. They explore everything from the antitrust roots of union restrictions to Roosevelt's and Kennedy's diverging views on public unions, the fallout of the Janus decision, and why many reforms fall short. If you care about the future of labor policy, this episode is a must-listen.

In Grace and Peace, Bro, Pastor David Osborne brings a timely and empowering word from Romans 5:12–15, reminding us that while sin entered the world through Adam, an even greater gift—God's grace—has come through Jesus Christ. Tying together the cultural weight of Paul's New Testament greeting “grace and peace,” Pastor David challenges us to not only receive the gift of grace but to live in it and give it away. Grace is not just a concept—it's power for today. As we surrender to God, our weakness becomes strength, chaos is exchanged for peace, and performance gives way to true transformation. This message calls men, fathers, and believers everywhere to walk in the divine grace they've been given and to be living witnesses of God's peace in a world longing for hope.

In We Need You, Pastor David Osborne delivers a powerful Pentecost Sunday message reminding us that the Holy Spirit isn't optional—it's essential. Rooted in Acts 2:1–4 and Acts 1:3–8, this message explores how the Spirit regenerates, sanctifies, and empowers us to live as bold witnesses in a world that desperately needs light. Just as God moved with fire and wind at Pentecost to birth the Church, Pastor David shows how we, too, are called to be filled, guided, and helped by the same Spirit today. Whether it's through truth, conviction, comfort, or power, the Holy Spirit is our Advocate—our Parakletos—and without Him, revival is impossible. This message is a call to embrace the fire and say, “Holy Spirit, we need You!”

In his powerful kickoff to SZN 2, Revival Through Reason, Pastor David Osborne delivers a faith-building message titled God Did, rooted in Romans 5:1–4. With bold declarations and deep biblical insight, Pastor David reminds us that everything we are, everything we've endured, and everything we hope for is possible because God did the work through Jesus Christ. From the tribulations that shape our endurance, to the character refined through trials, to the hope that rises from the fire—this message challenges us to reflect on the "why" behind our revival. No matter the circumstance, we can live, thrive, and move forward because God Did!

In this message titled Standing in Faith, we explore how faith—like Abraham's—is the foundation of a life anchored in God's promises. Drawing from Romans 4:16–21, this sermon reveals that faith isn't about perfection, but about persistence: it makes you a believer, fills you with hope, and gives you strength to endure. Even when time tempts us to doubt, true faith believes in what is unseen and trusts God to do the impossible. Whether you're waiting for a promise to come to pass or pushing through discouragement, this message will encourage you to stand firm, trust deeply, and let your faith produce fruit that only the Spirit of God can grow.

In Prerequisites to Living, we discover that revival begins at the empty tomb and that real life in Christ often comes through what feels like the end—despair, doubt, and even death. Based on Luke 24:1–7, this sermon reminds us that before the resurrection, there was confusion and heartbreak—but Jesus overcame it all. If you've ever felt hopeless, discouraged, or spiritually lifeless, you're right where new life begins. Through faith in who Jesus is, what He said, and what He did, you can experience true, abundant life. Resurrection isn't just an event—it's the entry point to revival.

In Made Right, we dive into Romans 3:21-31 to understand how we are justified—not by works, but by faith in Jesus Christ. This powerful message reveals that God, in His righteousness, made a way to turn His wrath from us through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus. He is both the just Judge and the gracious Justifier. Our right standing with God doesn't come through law-keeping, pride, or performance, but through the “law of faith” that levels the playing field for all—Jew and Gentile alike. When we believe, we fulfill what the law could never accomplish on its own: true righteousness through Christ alone.

In Palms of Praise, we explore Luke 19:28–40 and the powerful moment Jesus entered Jerusalem as the Prince of Peace, riding humbly on a donkey to fulfill ancient prophecy. This message reminds us that praise is more than a response—it's a weapon. Our lifted hands and loud voices invite Christ into our broken places, honor His mighty works, and shake the enemy's confidence. From the house of affliction to the foundation of peace, Jesus chose to enter our lives. When we praise Him in faith—especially in advance—we declare victory, confuse the enemy, and honor the King who came to save us.

एक गणतंत्र में संविधान के ज़रिये सरकार की शक्ति पर रोक लगायी जाती है, पर भारत में हम देखते हैं कि अक्सर होता इससे ठीक उल्टा है। सरकार ही भारतीय नागरिकों पर इतनी रोक लगाती है कि पूछो ही मत। और हम नागरिकों को भी इसकी इतनी आदत पड़ चुकी है कि हम पूछते भी नहीं कि ये नियम हम पर क्यों लगाए जा रहे हैं। प्रणय ने तो बेकार नियमों के इस जाल को सरकार का चंगुल कहा है।खैर, अच्छी बात ये है कि अब सरकार ने भी इस चंगुल को पहचाना है और इसके लिए डिरेगुलेशन कमिशन की घोषणा भी हुई है, पर ये डिरेगुलेशन कैसा होना चाहिए? या प्रणय के शब्दों में कहे तो इस चंगुलतोड़ का क्या फ्रेमवर्क होना चाहिए? इसी पर होगी आज की चर्चा।We discuss:* Reducing Government Control* Why do we have so much regulation?* There are no limits on regulation* Govt should have to present a deregulation statement to the Legislative* Steering function should be separated from Rowing function* Open up service delivery to private players* Cost-benefit analysis before introducing new restrictions* Why do Indian firms remain small?* How to deregulate Firms?* How to deregulate our Cities?* Deregulating human capitalAlso, please note that Puliyabaazi is now available on Youtube with video.Read:Substack | India Policy Watch: A Deregulation Agenda by Pranay KotasthaneBook | Banishing Bureaucracy: The Five Strategies for Reinventing Government by David Osborne and Peter PlastrikRelated episodes:फैक्ट्री बनाने के दुखड़े। How Poor Building Standards Hurt Indian Firms ft. Bhuvana Anand and Sargun KaurWhy is land so costly in India? ज़मीन के दाम की ज़मीनी हकीकतबिजली और मौसम परिवर्तन का नाता। Power Sector Reforms will Unlock Climate Transition ft. Akshay JaitlyIf you have any questions for the guest or feedback for us, please comment here or write to us at puliyabaazi@gmail.com. If you like our work, please subscribe and share this Puliyabaazi with your friends, family and colleagues.Website: https://puliyabaazi.inHosts: @saurabhchandra @pranaykotas @thescribblebeeTwitter: @puliyabaaziInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/puliyabaazi/Subscribe & listen to the podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Castbox, AudioBoom, YouTube, Spotify or any other podcast app. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.puliyabaazi.in

In this episode of Disunion: The Government Union Report, host David Osborne is joined by J.C. Bowman, Executive Director and CEO of Professional Educators of Tennessee, to explore a groundbreaking model of public sector labor relations: collaborative conferencing. Bowman explains how Tennessee moved away from adversarial collective bargaining toward a more cooperative, teacher-driven process that empowers educators while avoiding exclusive representation and political entanglements.They discuss how the model works in practice, its bipartisan origins, the role of multiple organizations at the table, and why it might serve as a blueprint for reform in other states like Pennsylvania. With stories from the field and a clear-eyed view of the pitfalls of adversarial labor relations, this conversation offers a compelling case for a new path forward in teacher representation.

In Standing Right, we explore Romans 3:21-26 and the foundation of our righteousness through faith in Christ. We are not justified by our works but by God's grace, given freely through the redemptive sacrifice of Jesus. His blood satisfies divine justice, turning away God's wrath and bringing us into right standing with Him. Join Pastor David Osborne as we unpack the power of grace, the unifying nature of faith, and the assurance that, in Christ, we stand righteous before God!

In Strong Love Pt. II, we continue our journey through Romans 12:16-19, uncovering the depth of love that reflects Christ's heart. Strong love is not proud but humble, not vengeful but trusting in God's justice. It is intentional, setting healthy boundaries while upholding God's standards. Join Pastor David as we explore how to love with wisdom, position relationships properly, and overcome evil with good. Don't settle for weak, conditional love—embrace the transformative power of strong love!

In this episode, "Strong Love", we dive into Romans 12:14-21 to explore the power of love that overcomes evil, blesses enemies, and rejects revenge. Weak love is easy, conditional, and transactional, but strong love is deliberate, transformative, and deeply rooted in spiritual maturity. Join Pastor David Osborne as we unpack how true, Christ-like love challenges us to respond with grace, humility, and unwavering commitment—even when it's costly. Don't miss this powerful conversation on how strong love fuels revival through repentance!

In this episode, "LoveMarks", we explore Romans 12:9-13 and what it means to leave a lasting impact through genuine love. Love isn't just words—it's action. From lending love instead of pretending, to honoring others with sincerity, to practicing true hospitality, this message challenges us to embody Christ's love in a world that desperately needs it. Join Pastors David and Lydia Osborne as we dive into how love marks us as disciples and fuels revival through repentance. Don't miss this powerful conversation on living a life that truly reflects the heart of God!