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Hosted by Dr. Lynn S. Kahn · government · EN · 33 episodes
The Government Mechanic encourages everyone to look under the hood of government, diagnose the real problems and decide what actions will fix what problems. In each episode, discussion reveals the mechanics of fixing broken government agencies, including broken missions, broken goals, and broken measures of success. Our audience includes new agency leaders, change agents already working with agency leaders, or anyone wondering how to change a damaged, dysfunctional agency.
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Episode #42
A strategic plan to fix the U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the VA. Dr. Lynn S Kahn YouTube Channel: The Government Mechanic Podcast: The Government Mechanic, wherever you get your podcasts Website: http://GovMechanic.com Articles: https://govmechanic.com/category/articles/ LinkedIn: Lynn Sandra Kahn
Episode #43
Dr. Lynn S Kahn YouTube Channel: The Government Mechanic Podcast: The Government Mechanic, wherever you get your podcasts Website: http://GovMechanic.com Articles: https://govmechanic.com/category/articles/ LinkedIn: Lynn Sandra Kahn
Episode #44
Dr. Lynn S Kahn YouTube Channel: The Government Mechanic Podcast: The Government Mechanic, wherever you get your podcasts Website: http://GovMechanic.com Articles: https://govmechanic.com/category/articles/ LinkedIn: Lynn Sandra Kahn
Episode #27
<p>Episode 26 concludes Season 3, which focused on the failures of family law, family</p><p>court, foster care, medical kidnapping and parental alienation. The host, Dr. Lynn</p><p>Sandra Kahn, had three final points, found in the title of this episode, 3 reasons why 90</p><p>million Americans hate the Democrats. Doctor Kahn aimed her comment at her</p><p>Democrat friends, Democrat leadership and progressive podcasters.</p><p>First, Dr. Kahn pointed to the 3 million children taken from their homes by child welfare</p><p>systems over the past ten years, not because of abuse, but for “neglect” which is o...
Episode #26
<p>Episode 25 summarizes problems and solutions for farming, ranching, fishing and</p><p>America’s food supply in Episodes 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. The first lesson is that USDA -- the</p><p>US Department of Agriculture -- policies are consistently horrible, with destructive</p><p>impacts on family-owned farms, ranches, fisheries and their small communities.</p><p>For example, the USDA sets the price of milk below what it costs the dairy farmer to</p><p>produce that milk. The numbers are clear: In the 1970s, we had 770,000 dairy farms; in</p><p>2024 we had 36,184. Our founding fathers were farmers, food producers an...
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