Podcast appearances and mentions of john freemuth

John Freemuth was a public policy professor and the Cecil Andrus Endowed Chair of Environment and Public Lands at Boise State University whose voice was featured in season one of Common Land. He passed away on May 2nd, 2020 - this is our tribute to a professor who shaped the way that we view public lands in the West.

John Freemuth, who holds the Cecil D. Andrus  Endowed Chair for Environment and Public Lands at Boise State University, and Nada Culver, the vice president for public lands and senior policy counsel at the National Audubon Society, discuss efforts in Washington to tweak the National Environmental Policy Act as well as the Endangered Species Act.

John Freemuth is a professor of public policy at Boise State University, but he also serves as the Cencil Andrus endowed chair of Environment and Public Lands for the Andrus Center for Public Policy. During the Clinton administration, Freemuth served as the chair of the science advisory board for the BLM, so he has a vast depth of knowledge on how science can and should affect public policy. We talked with John Freemuth about the legacy of Cecil Andrus and how science should continue to affect policy in the Snake River Birds of Prey NCA.

In this episode of CWP's Go West, Young Podcast, we sit down with John Freemuth, the endowed chair of the Cecil D. Andrus Center for Public Policy at Boise State University. Freemuth had just participated in a panel discussion at the Society of Environmental Journalists conference in Fort Collins, Colorado, along with Acting Bureau of […] The post Professor John Freemuth appeared first on Center for Western Priorities.

In this episode of CWP’s Go West, Young Podcast, we sit down with John Freemuth, the endowed chair of the Cecil D. Andrus Center for Public Policy at Boise State University. Freemuth had just participated in a panel discussion at the Society of Environmental Journalists conference in Fort Collins, Colorado, along with Acting Bureau of […]

This week, Jaci and Luke meet with colleague John Freemuth to discuss the 2019 Andrus Center Conference on Energy, Salmon, Agriculture, and Community. Originally aired April 4, 2019.

John Freemuth, the executive director of the Cecil D. Andrus Center for Public Policy at Boise State University discusses the current political landscape and how it's impacting national parks and public lands.

This week, Jen and Luke sit down with John Freemuth and discuss the EPA, the Department of the interior, and public lands issues in Idaho. Originally aired December 20, 2018.

The Trump Administration is issuing leases on public lands in 10 western states for oil and gas drilling. Critics have accused the administration of rushing the leases without adequate public input and on Friday, a federal court sided with environmentalists by ordering the reinstatement of public participation. We look at the impact this could have on Idaho's wilderness with Boise State professor of public policy John Freemuth.

John Freemuth, Boise State Univ on Western land management. Jeff Smith and David Berdish of Virginia Commonwealth Univ explain how pervasive human trafficking is. Brian Moon of the Univ of Arizona on the algorithms that choose your playlist. Joe Conrad created Man Therapy campaign to combat mental health care stigma. The Tsimane people of the Amazon can teach us about ourselves, with Michael Gurven, UC Santa Barbara. Robert Carr of Northwestern Univ discusses how the military leads millennials.

Exiting US Attorney Wendy Olson sits down with Melissa Davlin to give her take on the Department of Justice. Next, Senate Majority Leader Bart Davis shares his views on the state of Idaho’s judiciary, the big issues facing the legislature, and whether he’s eyeing any other jobs. Producer Seth Ogilvie explores the complex world of the Idaho Land Board, how they sell land, and whether some of those transactions have been unconstitutional, as one advocacy group is claiming. Ruth Brown of the Idaho Statesman, John Freemuth of Boise State University, and Betsy Russell of the Spokesman-Review join the pundits.

Boise State Univeristy's John Freemuth discusses the Dakota pipeline and the army corps. Jeff Anderson, University of Utah, on religious experiences and our brains. Jorg Spenkuch of Northwestern University, talks which schools are the best for your child. WaterAid's Cecile Shrestha on challenging gender discrimination in Nepal. BYU's Michael Barber discusses the legal implications of gerrymandering. Zara Cooper, Harvard Medical School, on how doctors die.