RECENT PROGRAMS
Mar 10, 2021 - Kris Halterman, Park Bowl, business "Being Essential in an Upside-Down World"
Feb 10, 2021 - Port of Bellingham Commissioner Ken Bell and Executive Director Rob Fix on Port projects and 2021 outlook
Nov 11 2020 - Matthew Gardner, Windermere Chief Economist, on impact of COVID-19 on the real estate market (generally and locally, in Whatcom County)
Sept 9 2020, Supt. Larry Francois NWESD #189, on district services and school re-openings under COVID-19
July 8, 2020 - WA Sen. Doug Ericksen
"COVID. Riots. And Trump. Legislating in a Dangerous Era."
June 10, 2020 - Dr. Gary Goldfogel, M.D.
"COVID-19 Health Crisis Facts, Science and Pathology"
Dr. Goldfogel
Sept 13, 2017 - Ed Kilduff, Hydrogeologist - on HIRST
August 9, 2017 - Herb Meyer on Eliminating Poverty
June 8, 2016 - Glen Morgan, CAPR and We The Governed
March 9, 2016 - Herb E. Meyer - "Real State of the Union" (click on image below)
December 9, 2015 - District Ranger Erin Uloth, Mount Baker District, program title: "For The Greatest Good"
December 10, 2014 - Randy Pepple, founder of SHIFT Washington, Connecting The Dots/Manipulative Policymakers (click below)
Rosa Koire, Executive Director of the Post Sustainability Institute (Santa Rosa, CA), spoke at Western Washington University on October 2, 2012 at the invitation of WWU's College Republicans. Ms. Koire is author of "Behind the Green Mask," a solid source of information about the United Nations' alliances with non-governmental and governmental groups seeking to erect Communitarianism as the dominant form of world governance through the systematic dismantling of liberty. This educational presentation is recommended by the Northwest Business Club.
Dr. Roger Stark is a health care policy analyst at the Washington Policy Center and a retired physician. He spoke about what to expect in patient and provider care from policymakers, businesses, providers and the health care industry following the Court's landmark ruling. He reviewed bills passed in the recent legislative session, actions taken by the governor's to establish the state health insurance exchange with board members; and he explained the effect the Supreme Court ruling will have on insurance, businesses, hospitals and doctors.
This forward-looking presentation offered a broad world-view and a bold strategy for human progress and an end to poverty that would leave no nation behind. The keys to a bright future are liberty, free markets, innovation, and a commitment to not trash the planet along the way. Followed by Q&A and discussion about the danger of crippling “sustainability” theories and policy that could set-back real human progress.
Presentation, Discussion and Q&A on the proposed "Bellingham Bill of Rights" at the Northwest Business Club featuring local activist Stoney Bird, followed by analysis by Washington Policy Center representative Paul Guppy, VP of Research.
