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Learn About The The Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs At The University of Tennessee At Knoxville

Learn About Professional Development and Internship Programs At The Baker School

The Tennessean: Remembering Howard Baker, Tennessee's 'great conciliator'

Panel: U.S. - Japan - Allies in Security, Partners in Economic Prosperity

Season 7, Episode 7: A Baker's Dozen—Howard Baker’s 1998 Senate Address

Season 7, Episode 6: Would Howard Baker Have A place In Today’s Politics?

Season 7, Episode 5: What Do Universities Owe Society?

Season 7, Episode 4: Is the Federal Reserve Doing its Job?

Listen to "Am I Using my Morals as a Weapon or a Gift?" with Arthur Brooks

Howard Baker Photography Exhibit at the Knoxville Museum of Art

Fall 2025 Ashe Lecture featuring Ambassador Brzezinski - YouTube

Season 7, Episode 3: If The Economy Is Up, Why Do Americans Feel Down?

The Tennessean: "Former TN Govs. Haslam, Bredesen Decry ‘Performative’ Politics"

Season 7, Episode 2: Do We Have Enough Energy To Power The Country?

Season 7, Episode 1: Who Judges the Judges?

Nashville Business Journal: "A Fall From Power"

Constitution Day Lecture At The Baker School: Yuval Levin, PhD

Learn About The Baker Award for Public Service

Lecture: Dr. Stuart Pimm at the E & E Forum

Debate: Tyler Cowen and Dani Rodrik on Free Trade

Richard Reeves on The Daily Show - “Of Boys and Men” & Reframing Debates About Gender

Center for Energy, Transportation, and Environmental Policy - Baker School

WBIR: 'You Might Be Right': How two former TN governors set out to inject civility into today's cranky public discourse

Season 6, Episode 3: Has Pardon Power Gone Too Far?

Season 6, Episode 2: Can government work better and cost less?

Season 6, Episode 1: Is This the End of Free Trade?

Season 5, Episode 6: 2024 Election - What Did We Learn?

Lecture: Can the Presidential Candidates' Plans Deliver Economic Prosperity?

Season 5, Episode 5: Can the Supreme Court Be Impartial?

Season 5, Episode 4: Can the Constitution Help Fight Polarization?

Season 5, Episode 3: How has Polarization Changed Governing?

Sen. Corker: The Future of America's International Alliances and Partnerships

Season 5, Episode 2: Is the Political Left and Right a Myth?

Season 5, Episode 1: What does the research say about polarization

Season 4, Episode 9: Phil & Bill Answer Your Questions

Season 4, Episode 8: What's Happening with AI Right Now?

Season 4, Episode 7: What’s the History and Future of Presidential Debates?

Video: Govs. Bill Haslam & Phil Bredesen Speak with WBIR's Robin Wilhoit about You Might Be Right

Learn About UT Baker School's Washington Fellows Program

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Season 4, Episode 6: - How Can We Disagree Better?

Civic Leadership Lecture Series, University of Tennessee

WBIR Inside TN: Dean Marianne Wanamaker Interview

Institute of American Civics Launches Civic Leadership Lecture Series

David Plazas: Americans will lose the republic if they 'check out' on democracy; civility is a solution

PBS NewsHour: Judy Woodruff Interviews Danielle Allen, Gov. Bill Haslam, & Gov. Phill Bredesen At Baker School

WBIR: Govs. Bill Haslam & Phil Bredesen Speak About You Might Be Right

Season 4, Episode 5: Is the Electoral College the Best Way to Elect a President?

Season 4, Episode 4: What is the Role of Traditional Media in a Presidential Election?

Season 4, Episode 3: Can a Third-Party Candidate Succeed?

Season 4, Episode 2: Is Our Primary System Working?

Season 4, Episode 1: Phil and Bill Discuss Their Political Parties

The Tennessean: Don Sundquist’s final guest essay: "We need more Howard Bakers to lead or America will fail"

UT Knoxville: You Might Be Right Celebrates Third Season

Bonus Episode: Phil and Bill Talk Immigration Policy

Season 3, Episode 6: Carly Fiorina: On Running for President and Staying Engaged in our Democracy

Season 3, Episode 5: Our Kids are Struggling. Who Can Help Them?

Season 3, Episode 4: Entrepreneurship: What it takes to be successful, and should government have a role?

Season 3, Episode 3: Affirmative Action and College Admissions: What’s Next?

Season 3, Episode 2: How Will AI Affect Democracy?

Season 3, Episode 1: How Secure is Your Vote?

Listen To Belmont University's The Hope People Podcast Featuring Govs. Bredesen & Haslam

Axios | U.S. History Scores Hit All-Time Low Among 8th Graders

Washington Post | Former Govs. Test Whether Civil Discourse Is Possible - Or Productive

Season 2, Episode 6: Why Are There No More Walter Cronkites?

Season 2, Episode 5: Do We Need A Democracy Renovation?

Season 2, Episode 4: Are Term Limits a Good Idea?

Season 2, Episode 3: Do We Need a New Strategy to Address Disparities in Public Education?

Season 2, Episode 2: What are the Best Ways to Address Crime?

Season 2, Episode 1: Why is it so Controversial to Teach American History Today?

Season 1, Episode 9: Am I Using my Morals as a Weapon or a Gift?

Season 1, Episode 8: What is the Future of Global Trade?

Season 1, Episode 7: What is the Senate Filibuster and Why Should We Care?

Season 1, Episode 6: What Still Ails Us a Decade After the Affordable Care Act?

Season 1, Episode 5: What Can Be Done About the Affordable Housing Crisis?

Season 1, Episode 4: How Important is it to Address Our National Debt?

Season 1, Episode 3: Where Do Charter Schools Fit In Public Education?

Season 1, Episode 2: Are We Moving Fast Enough to Address Climate Change?

Season 1, Episode 1: What Can We Do About Gun Violence?

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