Voices of Vapers explores the issues concerning tobacco harm reduction products including e-cigarettes by interviewing advocates and policy experts in the field. The podcast series brings insight to policymakers by providing adult vapers a voice to share the efficacy of THR, amidst a sea of alarmism....
Voices of Vapers
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Podcast Overview
Voices of Vapers explores the issues concerning tobacco harm reduction products including e-cigarettes by interviewing advocates and policy experts in the field. The podcast series brings insight to policymakers by providing adult vapers a voice to share the efficacy of THR, amidst a sea of alarmism....
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February 19, 2020
Menthol Bans Won’t Reduce Youth Tobacco Use (Guest: Jacob Rich)
Reason Foundation’s Policy Analyst Jacob Rich joins The Heartland Institute’s State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud to discuss Reason’s latest Policy Study Does Menthol Cigarette Distribution Affect Child or Adult Cigarette Use? In this episode, Jacob and Lindsey discuss the results of the study, specifically noting that Reason’s analysis found states with “more menthol cigarette consumptions relative to all cigarettes have lower rates of child smoking.” The findings of the study are included into a broader discussion on menthol bans and their effects on cigarette consumption and other policy implications. You can find Reason’s study here. You can follow Jacob on Twitter at @jacobjamesrich and at jacobrich.com.
January 13, 2020
Tackling the Opioid Epidemic through Criminal Asset Forfeiture Reform (Guest: Rep. James Spillane)
In 2017, over 420 New Hampshire residents died due to an opioid overdose. Further, the epidemic has cost the New Hampshire economy $6.6 billion between 1999 and 2015. To address the issue, New Hampshire State Representative has introduced House Bill 1563 which would reform the state’s criminal asset forfeiture laws. Under the proposed bill, proceeds that are seized after a criminal conviction would be dispersed to a Governor’s council to use to fund medication, rehabilitation and other programs to address the opioid epidemic. Rep. Spillane discusses his legislation, its importance and the battle it may face in the 2020 session. Rep. Spillane also highlights what can be expected from New Hampshire in this year’s session. You can track the legislation here. You can contact Rep. Spillane at james@jamespillane.org
November 14, 2019
Voices of Vapers: Making Political Waves in the Magnolia State (Guest: Bill Wikstrom)
Bill Wikstrom, president of the Mississippi Vaping Advocacy Association joins The Heartland Institute’s State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud to discuss Mississippi’s recent 2019 gubernatorial election and vaping issues in the Magnolia state. Wikstrom is a retried combat veteran and owns two companies including 13 vape shops and an e-liquid distribution company. Stroud and Wikstrom discuss the election results, including the impact of vapers turning out to the polls, as well as the current e-cigarette regulations in Mississippi, the Mississippi Vaping Advocacy Association, and what to expect in 2020. You can find more information about the Mississippi Vaping Advocacy Association at msvaa.org.
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