Podcast appearances and mentions of paul weinstein

Congress is considering legislation on credit cards, and the future of your credit card rewards could hang in the balance. Paul Weinstein, a senior fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute and Brian Kelly, founder of The Points Guy website, join the podcast to discuss a proposed bill that would regulate US credit cards.  We discuss the guts of how credit cards work, why Americans are used to getting points or airline miles back on every purchase but Europeans are not, and how proposed legislation to lower credit card interchange fees would impact banks, airlines, merchants, consumers, and ultimately your points balance. 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/

Can you believe it's been over 20 episodes of our gaming/chiptune podcast and we HAVEN'T had an actual chip musician on to interview?? Well, it's time to fix that! That's right, this week we are talking to one of the OGs (and the artist who introduced Jared to chiptune), Philly's own Paul Weinstein aka Chipocrite. We talk about discovering the medium, getting involved with the community scene, and the differences between writing music for games versus standalone songs. Naturally the songs this week come from Chipocrite too! LINKS:

On a bonus Radically Pragmatic Podcast episode, Paul Weinstein, Jr., Senior Policy Fellow at the Progressive Policy Institute, sits down with Rep. Seth Moulton (MA-06), for a special conversation about infrastructure development and high-speed rail. Congressman Moulton serves on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, as well as the House Budget and Armed Services Committees. They discuss the need for more high-speed rail funding in the American Jobs Plan, the history of public and private investment in high-speed rail, and the potential for growth of high-speed rail projects across the country. Representative Moulton recently introduced a new bill, the American High-Speed Rail Act, which would invest $205 billion federal dollars into high-speed rail and create at least 2.6 million direct American jobs over five years. Learn more about the Progressive Policy Institute here: https://progressivepolicy.org/

This episode is a recording of a recent webinar organized by Jerry Burgess of the M.S. in Environmental Sciences and Policy program and featuring Paul Weinstein of the M.A. in Public Management program. Mr. Weinstein shares his insights into navigating a job search in a new presidential administration.

This time around we're talking to a fellow hobbyist, Andre Rayman. You may already know Andre. He has been a Pontiac guy for years that has been known to share his stash of acquired parts (for a fair price) with others who need them. Paul Weinstein has been a customer.  Maybe you have to?  He shares his story and his collection with us. Thanks again to our sponsors; AMES PERFORMANCE AUTO SMART TTA PERFORMANCE Sign up to be a member of the Cruisin' Tigers Pontiac Club here

Former Senator Bob Kerrey joins the Center for New Liberalism and the Progressive Policy Institute's Paul Weinstein and Alec Stapp to discuss whether or not the US government should adopt return-free filing for individual taxes. The participants will discuss the costs and benefits of return-free filing relative to our current voluntary tax filing system, the main problems with our current tax system, and whether or not return-free filing would reduce tax evasion.

Show host Mark Zander talks with Paul Weinstein of The Cruisin' Tigers Pontiac Club and Don Keefe, Editor of Poncho Perfection about their connection to Pontiac's and what you can expect from this new and exclusive podcast focused on the Pontiac hobby!

On this episode of V8 Radio, Mike Clarke and Kevin Oeste reflect on the day this episode was recorded, which happened to be September 11. The whole show is not somber, however… not by any stretch, as they discuss the merits of swapping a 180 HP Olds 403 in favor of a hot 500 HP LS3 into a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. Mike also chats with Paul Weinstein at the 29th annual Indian Uprising All Pontiac Show! And this show’s trivia question is absolutely epic… especially Q-Ball’s guess!

On this episode of V8 Radio, Mike Clarke and Kevin Oeste reflect on the day this episode was recorded, which happened to be September 11. The whole show is not somber, however… not by any stretch, as they discuss the merits of swapping a 180 HP Olds 403 in favor of a hot 500 HP LS3 into a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. Mike also chats with Paul Weinstein at the 29th annual Indian Uprising All Pontiac Show! And this show’s trivia question is absolutely epic… especially Q-Ball’s guess!

On this episode of V8 Radio, Mike Clarke and Kevin Oeste reflect on the day this episode was recorded, which happened to be September 11. The whole show is not somber, however… not by any stretch, as they discuss the merits of swapping a 180 HP Olds 403 in favor of a hot 500 HP LS3 into a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. Mike also chats with Paul Weinstein at the 29th annual Indian Uprising All Pontiac Show! And this show’s trivia question is absolutely epic… especially Q-Ball’s guess!

On this episode of V8 Radio, Mike Clarke and Kevin Oeste reflect on the day this episode was recorded, which happened to be September 11. The whole show is not somber, however… not by any stretch, as they discuss the merits of swapping a 180 HP Olds 403 in favor of a hot 500 HP LS3 into a 1979 Pontiac Trans Am. Mike also chats with Paul Weinstein at the 29th annual Indian Uprising All Pontiac Show! And this show's trivia question is absolutely epic… especially Q-Ball's guess!

We are joined by Paul Weinstein to discuss the audio of the Game Boy and Game Boy Color. Special thanks to Alberto González for the feedback and anecdotes, and the additional audio supplies and information from HUNRetroGeek and Herbert Weixelbaum.

This week's episode falls under the category of better late then never. This throwback was recorded from the way back machine on the 19th of July. It's mostly Taylor talking, but Dave and Anthony chime in too. ITunes: Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes MP3: Direct Download Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Dave Voyles, Anthony Swinnich Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @DaveVoyles, @HangOnGetReady Join the Facebook Page News Newsless!

Sorry for the late episode, (recorded 7/10/12), but its the summer, and vacations happen! Tons of Fallout: New Vegas DLC was on sale (you've played that, right?), but the biggest news was the new Android powered console, Ouya, which has seen amazing success on Kickstarter. Or maybe it was the announcement of Greenlight, a new service on Steam where fans can vote to have their favorite developers or games appear or the service.  ITunes: Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes MP3: Direct Download Hosts: Taylor Bliss, Mike Wall, Dave Voyles, Anthony Swinnich Music: Paul Weinstein - Chipocrite Twitter: @TaylorBliss, @MikeJWall, @DaveVoyles, @HangOnGetReady Join the Facebook Page News Indie game developers weigh in on Valve's Steam Greenlight - VentureBeat The People's Box: Ouya launches Kickstarter for sub-$100 console - VentureBeat Nintendo offering more support to Wii U indies? - Gamasutra Marvel vs Capcom: Origins Announced for XBLA and PSN - Gameranx