Americans are bombarded incessantly with propaganda telling them to go college even if the cost is ruinous and it's unlikely to teach them any useful skills Mike Rowe is on a one-man crusade to change that Mike joins Charlie to talk about the dignity and enormous opportunity that skilled blue-collar labor still offers to Americans of all backgrounds Support the show http www charliekirk com supportSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories Wesley Hottit tells the story of Ash Patel's nearly six year legal battle stemming from the Texas Board of Cosmetology requiring his eyebrow threaders to go back to school to learn other people's jobs Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

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On this episode of Our American Stories Jarrod Roll shares the story of how Star Wars toys revolutionized movie merchandising licensing and even how kids play Institute for Justice lawyer Wesley Hottot tells the story of Ash Patel's nearly six year long legal battle stemming from the Texas Board of Cosmetology requiring his eyebrow threaders to go back to school to learn other people's jobs Support the show https www ouramericanstories com donate nbsp Time Codes - The Star Wars Toy Empire Revolution - The State of Texas tried to take down a man's Livelihood He Fought BackSee omnystudio com [... more]

A Charlotte makeup artist wants to open a school to share her expertise But a state regulatory board says no To win state permission Jasna Bukvic-Bhayani would be forced buy thousands of dollars of new equipment and expand her curriculum to include hours of instruction in subjects other than makeup So she is suing the state Carolina Journal has covered her story Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson explains why the Institute for Justice is pursuing the lawsuit on free-speech grounds The political left has turned to the sports world in recent years for ammunition in its ideological battles The weaponization of sports [... more]