On this episode of Policy Matters , host Rick Mullaney spends the whole show with Roger McNamee, author of Zucked: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe.

Policy Matters: Makaziwe Mandela And Khalil Osiris On Nelson Mandela's Legacy

Jul 18th, 2019 28m 55s

This episode of Policy Matters is a conversation with Makaziwe Mandela , the eldest daughter of Nelson Mandela, and Khalil Osiris , a board member of the Nelson Mandela Family Foundation and the CEO of Reflecting Freedom.

Policy Matters: A Look Back After 50 Years Of Consolidation

Sep 11th, 2018 52m 54s

Hosted by Rick Mullaney, Director of Jacksonville University’s Public Policy Institute , this quarterly program examines issues ranging from taxes to downtown redevelopment.

Policy Matters: Adam Putnam

Apr 26th, 2018 28m 57s

Hosted by Rick Mullaney, director of Jacksonville University's Public Policy Institute, this quarterly program examines issues ranging from taxes to downtown redevelopment. This week, Rick was joined by Florida Agricultural Commissioner and Rep

Policy Matters: Mo Elleithee

Feb 14th, 2018 28m 57s

Hosted by Rick Mullaney, director of Jacksonville University's Public Policy Institute, this quarterly program examines current public policy issues like taxes, healthcare and downtown redevelopment. The February program featured Fox News contr

Policy Matters: Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran

Nov 17th, 2017 28m 57s

In this episode of Policy Matters host Rick Mullaney, Director of Jacksonville University's Public Policy Institute, talks with Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran.

Policy Matters: Mark Lamping & Jason Altmire

Nov 14th, 2017 28m 55s

In the November episode of Policy Matters host Rick Mullaney, director of Jacksonville University's Public Policy Institute, spoke with Jacksonville Jaguars president Mark Lamping about the plans owner Shad Khan has for the redevelopment of the

Policy Matters: Rep. Al Lawson And City Council President Anna Lopez Brosche

Aug 28th, 2017 28m 56s

Policy Matters is quarterly program hosted by Rick Mullaney, director of the Public Policy Institute at Jacksonville University. The latest edition included interviews with Rep. Al Lawson (D-Fl) and Jacksonville City Council President Anna Lope

Policy Matters: Becoming A True River City

Mar 2nd, 2017 28m 57s

On the March 2017 edition of Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney speaks with Jacksonville City Council President Lori Boyer about capitalizing on one of the city’s greatest assets: an abundance of water.

Policy Matters: Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry And City Council President Greg Anderson

May 26th, 2016 51m 22s

On the May 2016 edition of Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney speaks with Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry and current City Council President Greg Anderson about the city's upcoming pension referendum. You can subscribe to the Policy Matters podc

Policy Matters: Sen. Bob Graham And Chris Hand

Feb 17th, 2016 51m 56s

On the February 2016 edition of Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney discusses civic engagement, the environment and other issues with former Florida Governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham and Chris Hand, who served as Chief of Staff for former Jac

Policy Matters: Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams

Dec 9th, 2015 48m 21s

On the December 2015 edition of Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney speaks with Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams about public safety issues in Duval County, including violent crime, the Jacksonville Journey program, and more. You can subscribe

Policy Matters: New Jacksonville City Council President Greg Anderson - June 2015

Jun 30th, 2015 51m 20s

On the June 2015 edition of WJCT's Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney speaks with Greg Anderson, incoming President of the Jacksonville City Council, about the top issues facing the city and his priorities for the council in the next year.

Policy Matters: The Politics Of Water - March 2015

Mar 24th, 2015 51m 20s

On the March 2015 edition of WJCT's Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney speaks with nationally renowned water resource and marine life experts James G....

Policy Matters: The Politics Of Water - March 2015

Mar 24th, 2015 51m 20s

On the March 2015 edition of WJCT's Policy Matters, host Rick Mullaney speaks with nationally renowned water resource and marine life experts James G. Workman, writer and Deputy Director of the Environmental Defense Fund's Catch Share Design, a

Policy Matters: JAXPORT CEO Brian Taylor

May 28th, 2014 24m 47s

Following a 30-year maritime career, Brian Taylor became the CEO of the Jacksonville Port Authority on July 29, 2013.

Policy Matters: JAXPORT CEO Brian Taylor

May 28th, 2014 24m 47s

Following a 30-year maritime career, Brian Taylor became the CEO of the Jacksonville Port Authority on July 29, 2013.

Policy Matters: Florida Board Of Education Chairman Gary Chartrand

May 28th, 2014 20m 18s

Gary Chartrand is the chairman of the Florida Board of Education, executive chairman of Acosta and a First Coast resident.

Policy Matters: Florida Board Of Education Chairman Gary Chartrand

May 28th, 2014 20m 18s

Gary Chartrand is the chairman of the Florida Board of Education, executive chairman of Acosta and a First Coast resident.

Policy Matters: Bill Scheu

Feb 26th, 2014 25m 56s

Pension reform is among the most pressing issues in Jacksonville's current policy discussions.

Policy Matters: Bill Scheu

Feb 26th, 2014 25m 56s

Pension reform is among the most pressing issues in Jacksonville's current policy discussions.

Policy Matters: Florida Representative And JAX Chamber President Daniel Davis

Feb 26th, 2014 20m 49s

Jacksonville's strategic location on the nation's coast could be a major draw to several sectors, from energy to shipping.

Policy Matters: Florida Blue Public Policy Executive Jason Altmire

Nov 20th, 2013 22m 35s

The rollout of the national online Health Insurance Exchange under the Affordable Care Act in October has caused political strife for President Obama and increased uncertainly for those seeking insurance.

Policy Matters: Jacksonville City Council President Bill Gulliford

Nov 20th, 2013 23m 35s

Among the policy challenges faced by city legislators, perhaps the one most closely tied to the economic prosperity of Jacksonville is pension reform.

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