PMA's Carl Marrara on the proposed LNG plant along the Delaware River near Chester.
A discussion about the recent mid-term elections with Brittany Crampsie and Josh Novotney.
Zero Eyes an AI based technology being deployed around the US to prevent mass shootings.A conversation with CEO, Mike Lahiff.
Two party strategists discuss the recent PA primary and the upcoming Fallelections.
A conversation with economist John Manzella on his ideas for American business and the challenge posed by China.
A conversation with the American Petroleum Institute’s Dean Foreman about world and domestic energy policies and their impact on prices.
RGGI was approved by the Environmental Quality Board bypassing the state legislature. What this means for Pennsylvania with Senator Joseph Pittman and Rachel Gleason of the PA Coal Alliance
PA Natural Gas: Lots of jobs, lots of taxes, let’s tax it more. Is that good idea?API’s Stephanie Catarino Wissman on the state of PA’s natural gas industry and challenges ahead.
PA Chamber’s CEO, Gene Barr, joins the PBR Podcast to provide his insight into Governor Wolf’s $40 billion budget.
PBR sits down with noted economist and speaker John Manzella to discuss the lasting impact of COVID-19 on the world’s business environment.
A discussion about natural gas, Marcellus Shale and current energy business climate with Dave Spigelmyer, President of the Marcellus Shale Coalition.
The PBR Podcast is joined by three CEOs as they discuss the impact COVID-19 is having on their businesses. Among the topics discussed:- Remote working: Will it become permanent?- State and Federal government’s performance during the crisis.- Employees receiving more money off the job than on.
Gene Barr, as leader of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry, has a unique perch to assess how COVID-19 is impacting business both large and small. Join host, Jim Murtha, as he and Barr discuss a variety of topics important to the state’s business community. Among the areas of discussion are:- Which business got clobbered, which ones are doing OK- Can the state’s UC system withstand the stress induced by record jobless claims- The job state government is doing in lending a hand to the business community- What’s the future of work post coronavirus