NO ID Episode 15 - Disrupting Funerals
Executive Producers:
Sir Spook of Spokane
Kris with a K
Post Falls attempts the unthinkable: Eliminating a tax..?? ...Only to discover that Idaho's tax collectors have developed a sentimental attachment to it. Meanwhile, Kootenai County home prices climb, the media campaigns for more contractor licensing to protect helpless homeowners from making adult decisions, and the revolutionary concept of allowing people to conduct business without first securing bureaucratic permission. The public health establishment declares raw milk a menace (again), the teachers' union makes its priorities abundantly clear, and Idaho lawmakers contemplate new ways to regulate private associations. Plus, North Idaho College's miraculous recovery from its supposed existential crisis, and the Kootenai County Jail's latest efforts to keep the contraband out. No matter what the problem is, the answer is always more gubmint. Except when it comes to taxing your garbage. Then the answer is also more gubmint.
Timestamps:
(02:25) Post Falls tries to eliminate a garbage tax; Idaho says absolutely not
(07:20) Kootenai County home prices reach a three-year high
(08:35) Idaho's contractor licensing crusade begins
(12:45) Occupational licensing: consumer protection or market gatekeeping?
(23:00) How regulations protect established businesses from competition
(32:00) The mainstream media's endless appetite for more regulation
(38:00) Contractor red flags and the importance of personal responsibility
(41:00) Raw milk, public health warnings, and the dairy cartel
(44:45) Value-for-value
(50:30) The National Education Association's unhinged pep rally
(59:50) Idaho lawmakers tackle transgender access to public facilities
(01:10:00) Idaho's transportation bureaucracy and political activism
(01:16:30) North Idaho College regains accreditation, the establishment celebrates
(01:28:00) Idaho considers stronger penalties for disrupting religious services
(01:35:00) State lawmakers challenge local anti-discrimination ordinances
(01:39:30) Kootenai County Jail tightens procedures after a contraband incident
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