Tony Mills's guest appearances

Tony Mills

The Ricochet Audio Network Superfeed

The Lawfare Podcast

Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis

Rich Embury’s Podcasts

New Life Fellowship San Antonio

Unprecedential

Reforming Congress Interview Series 

The Jersey Guys Podcast

Lane Kenworthy

Eli Dourado

Ryan Streeter

Adam Thierer

Kevin Davies

Douglas Irwin

Glenn Hubbard

Claude Barfield

Christie Iacomini

Jeffrey Sutton

Tim Fernholz

Jamie Beard

Rich Boling

Nate Morris

Leah Brooks

OwlTail

When America endeavors to tackle an ambitious project, we speak in terms of moonshots or a "Manhattan Project for X." The assumption is that vast government resources, directed toward some objective, can yield results on the scale of the Moon landing or the atom bomb. But federal research funding is more complicated than throwing dollars at our problems. And with Congress poised to inject American science policy with an adrenaline shot of funding, I've brought Tony Mills back on Political Economy to discuss the bills working their way through the House and Senate.Tony is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where he studies the federal government’s role in scientific research and innovation, as well as how to integrate scientific expertise into our governing institutions.

When America endeavors to tackle an ambitious project, we speak in terms of moonshots or a "Manhattan Project for X." The assumption is that vast government resources, directed toward some objective, can yield results on the scale of the Moon landing or the atom bomb. But federal research funding is more complicated than throwing dollars at our problems. And with Congress poised to inject American science policy with an adrenaline shot of funding, I've brought Tony Mills back on Political Economy to discuss the bills working their way through the House and Senate.Tony is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where he studies the federal government’s role in scientific research and innovation, as well as how to integrate scientific expertise into our governing institutions.

Tony Mills: Thinking about Federal Science Investment

The Jersey Guys are back with a brand-new podcast for you and this time we tried something a bit different. If you have been following along with the podcast since we started, we have done episodes where we have had special guest interviews and we have had episodes where we’ve had discography discussions on bands, sometimes full discographies, and sometimes certain eras of a band. This time around we thought we would take a more “free-form” approach and pick a musician and discuss their career, the bands they were in and albums they played on and just have a general discussion on that musician.We think we came with a good one to start this idea off with and it is none other than the great British vocalist Tony Mills. Of course, if you know Tony Mills name then you know bands he was in bands like Shy and TNT and maybe even Siam, but Mills was an ace singer who was capable of many different styles and therefor was in demand in the hard rock and AOR world throughout the years. He sang on many albums and projects such as Serpentine, State of Rock, Crying Steel as well as having six solo albums to his credit and there was so much more.In this episode we touched on a lot of the work Tony Mills had done over the years, but we’d probably need a part two to cover it all so we touched on the major highlights. So, sit back and check out our discussion about the late, great singer Tony Mills!

The Jersey Guys are back with a brand-new podcast for you and this time we tried something a bit different. If you have been following along with the podcast since we started, we have done episodes where we have had special guest interviews and we have had episodes where we’ve had discography discussions on bands, sometimes full discographies, and sometimes certain eras of a band. This time around we thought we would take a more “free-form” approach and pick a musician and discuss their career, the bands they were in and albums they played on and just have a general discussion on that musician.We think we came with a good one to start this idea off with and it is none other than the great British vocalist Tony Mills. Of course, if you know Tony Mills name then you know bands he was in bands like Shy and TNT and maybe even Siam, but Mills was an ace singer who was capable of many different styles and therefor was in demand in the hard rock and AOR world throughout the years. He sang on many albums and projects such as Serpentine, State of Rock, Crying Steel as well as having six solo albums to his credit and there was so much more.In this episode we touched on a lot of the work Tony Mills had done over the years, but we’d probably need a part two to cover it all so we touched on the major highlights. So, sit back and check out our discussion about the late, great singer Tony Mills!

Episode 26: The career of singer Tony Mills

The pandemic has dramatically emphasized the authority that scientific expertise commands in our political culture. As the CDC has periodically updated its guidelines over the course of the year, states, localities, and businesses adapted their policies in light of the new findings. The mantra of covid-19 has been “follow the science,” as though some rational machine processes new data and computes updated guidelines behind the scenes.Often overlooked is the central role that human judgment plays in scientific discovery. Tony Mills, AEI resident scholar and expert in science policy, joins Adam to discuss the ways judgment and deliberation guide scientific discovery. They also consider how to weigh scientific knowledge with other forms of expertise relevant to public policy. Tony’s recent paper, “The Role of Judgment and Deliberation in Science-Based Policy,” explores the themes of this episode.

The pandemic has dramatically emphasized the authority that scientific expertise commands in our political culture. As the CDC has periodically updated its guidelines over the course of the year, states, localities, and businesses adapted their policies in light of the new findings. The mantra of covid-19 has been “follow the science,” as though some rational machine processes new data and computes updated guidelines behind the scenes.Often overlooked is the central role that human judgment plays in scientific discovery. <a href="https://www.aei.org/profile/tony-mills/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Tony Mills</a>, AEI resident scholar and expert in science policy, joins <a href="https://www.aei.org/profile/adam-j-white/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Adam</a> to discuss the ways judgment and deliberation guide scientific discovery. They also consider how to weigh scientific knowledge with other forms of expertise relevant to public policy. Tony’s recent paper, “<a rel="noopener noreferrer">The Role of Judgment and Deliberation in Science-Based Policy</a>,” explores the themes of this episode.

Political science: Tony Mills on expert judgement and public policy

09-20-20 Sunday Morning Worship Experience

09-20-20 Sunday Morning Worship Experience

Are You Engaged by Pastor Tony Mills

Jonathan Gruber

Bret Swanson

A panel of experts discusses public support for research and development. They explore whether the government provides enough support for science research and how the government can best direct its R&amp;D funding. The post Jonathan Gruber, Tony Mills, Margaret O’Mara, &amp; Bret Swanson: Boosting economic growth by funding science appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.

A panel of experts discusses public support for research and development. They explore whether the government provides enough support for science research and how the government can best direct its R&amp;D funding. The post <a href="https://www.aei.org/multimedia/jonathan-gruber-tony-mills-margaret-omara-bret-swanson-boosting-economic-growth-by-funding-science/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jonathan Gruber, Tony Mills, Margaret O’Mara, &amp; Bret Swanson: Boosting economic growth by funding science</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.aei.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">American Enterprise Institute - AEI</a>.

Jonathan Gruber, Tony Mills, Margaret O’Mara, & Bret Swanson: Boosting economic growth by funding science

Tony Mills explains how basic, theoretical scientific research was crucial to generating WWII-era innovations and how these lessons can be applied to modern day R&amp;D support. The post Tony Mills: World War II shows the importance of basic science research appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.

Tony Mills explains how basic, theoretical scientific research was crucial to generating WWII-era innovations and how these lessons can be applied to modern day R&amp;D support. The post <a href="https://www.aei.org/multimedia/tony-mills-world-war-ii-shows-the-importance-of-basic-science-research/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tony Mills: World War II shows the importance of basic science research</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.aei.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">American Enterprise Institute - AEI</a>.

Tony Mills: World War II shows the importance of basic science research

Get your weekly 80s &amp; early 90s metal fix with King Hesh. Three hours of bitchin’ tunes from the “Era of Hair” dudes!!! This episode pays tribute to the recently departed singer/frontman TONY MILLS (Shy/TNT). As well as “Kingdom Of Hesh Premieres” from Mike Tramp (White Lion), Michael Sweet (Stryper), and Steel Panther.At the top of the first two hours, a double-shot of Shy to pay tribute to singer Tony Mills, who recently passed away due to cancer. Also debuts from Mike Tramp entitled ‘Best Days Of My Life‘ from his newest solo album “Stray From The Flock“. A new single called ‘Shine‘ from Stryper frontman Michael Sweet from his upcoming new solo album “Ten“, and another brand new song from Steel Panther, ‘Gods Of Pussy‘, from their studio album “Heavy Metal Rules“. As well as a “Birthday Hesh Block” of Whitesnake to celebrate singer David Coverdale‘s 68th birthday. Plus the “Triple Thrash Threat“, “Poon-Tang Playlist” and much more. Tune In! Toke Up! Rock Out! This episode of the King Hesh show originally aired Live on Pure Rock Radio September 20th, 2019.

Get your weekly 80s &amp; early 90s metal fix with King Hesh. Three hours of bitchin’ tunes from the “Era of Hair” dudes!!! This episode pays tribute to the recently departed singer/frontman TONY MILLS (Shy/TNT). As well as “Kingdom Of Hesh Premieres” from Mike Tramp (White Lion), Michael Sweet (Stryper), and Steel Panther.At the top of the first two hours, a double-shot of Shy to pay tribute to singer Tony Mills, who recently passed away due to cancer. Also debuts from Mike Tramp entitled ‘Best Days Of My Life‘ from his newest solo album “Stray From The Flock“. A new single called ‘Shine‘ from Stryper frontman Michael Sweet from his upcoming new solo album “Ten“, and another brand new song from Steel Panther, ‘Gods Of Pussy‘, from their studio album “Heavy Metal Rules“. As well as a “Birthday Hesh Block” of Whitesnake to celebrate singer David Coverdale‘s 68th birthday. Plus the “Triple Thrash Threat“, “Poon-Tang Playlist” and much more. Tune In! Toke Up! Rock Out! This episode of the King Hesh show originally aired Live on Pure Rock Radio September 20th, 2019.