Philip Howard joins Geoff Kabaservice to discuss how thousands of nonsensical laws hamper any good the government can do.

In celebration of their 300th episode, the How Do We Fix It? podcast revisited interviews with six guests. The episode begins with their first guest, Philip Howard, on clearcutting bureaucratic kudzu.

In this episode, Philip Howard discusses President Biden’s proposed infrastructure plan.

The University of Pennsylvania Law School's Program on Regulation hosted a discussion on the priorities and challenges for the new administration and how reforming government operations can build back the public trust.

Philip Howard calls on the incoming Biden administration to improve public agencies, schools and hospitals by reducing cumbersome red tape.

Philip Howard joins the GovExec podcast to discuss how the incoming administration can reconfigure bureaucracy for better government.

How would we “reboot” America’s “operating system”? And, more fundamentally, what is “the common good”—and how can Americans work together to advance it? To discuss these themes, Philip Howard joins Adam White for a discussion.

Philip K. Howard sits down with Dartmouth students Natasha Raman (‘23) and Jonathan Nicastro (‘23) to discuss Howard’s book The Rule of Nobody: Fixing America’s Dead Laws and Broken Government.

On this episode of the First Things Podcast, Philip K. Howard discusses his book Try Common Sense: Replacing the Failed Ideologies of Right and Left with host Mark Bauerlein.

“Philip Howard, Chairman of Common Good, discusses the need for such an agency to cut through red tape as the country rebounds from the coronavirus pandemic. Paul Burton hosts.”

“Leading legal and governmental reform experts Philip Howard and Cass Sunstein joined CEI President Kent Lassman to discuss structural regulatory changes that could encourage additional relief in the pandemic.”

This is episode 9, “The Rule of Nobody,” It features the Arendt Center's Founder and Director Roger Berkowitz in a Zoom conversation with Philip K. Howard, lawyer and activist.

“Much has been, and will be, written about government’s delays in containing the deadly COVID-19 corona virus. . . To what extent did the many regulations governing the actions of each layer of government play a role in delaying a timely response to testing, procurement and a host of other issues?”

Philip Howard joins Larry King to discuss Howard’s call for a post-pandemic “Recovery Authority” charged with removing bureaucratic hurdles to restart the U.S. economy.

Philip Howard joins Paul Verkuil and Adam White in a panel discussion at the Gray Center for the Study of the Administrative State at George Mason University.