Reason Saves Cleveland With Drew Carey! Coming March 15! Trailer 2

Reason Saves Cleveland With Drew Carey is an original Reason.tv documentary series that will air during the week of March 15-19.

Featuring sitcom legend, Price Is Right host, and proud Clevelander Drew Carey, each 10-minute episode investigates and analyzes the problems that turned Cleveland from the nation's sixth-largest city in 1950 into today's "Mistake By The Lake."

Like all too many American cities, Cleveland seems locked into a death spiral, shedding people, jobs, and dreams like nobody's business. When it comes to education, business climate, redevelopment, and more, Clevelanders have come to expect the worse. Is a renaissance possible? Of course it is, but only if the city's leaders and residents are willing to learn from other cities such as Houston, Chicago, Oakland, and Indianapolis. And only if they're willing to try new approaches to old problems.

Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie narrates and talks with educators, elected officials, businesspeople, policy experts, and residents from all walks of life. Stay tuned for a documentary series that maps a route back to prosperity and growth not just for Cleveland but for other once-great American cities.

Reason Saves Cleveland with Drew Carey is written and produced by Paul Feine; camera and editing by Roger Richards and Alex Manning.

For episode details and full release schedule, go to http://reason.tv/video/show/1050

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News & Politics

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• Drew Carey
• reason.tv
• reason.com
• reason.org
• Reason Magazine
• Reason Foundation
• Cleveland
• urban decline
• privatization
• contracting out
• education
• charter schools
• mistake of the lake
• Cleveland Browns
• Paul Feine
• Alex Manning
• Nick Gillespie

[Rocker921]

JEY Drew Carey! I can't wait!

[return135]

Drew Carey to the rescue.

[razoredge45]

We need to keep our eye on the federal ball they are the ones we need to let that free trade is the death nail of our way of life FAIR TRADE OR NO TRADE!

[mad35345]

Does anyone know what the new improv show will be called?

[Joeyland]

Drew is the most genuine public figure Ive ever met.

[Umberto2]

I like people talking about getting Cleveland back to it's former glory, but I'm not sure if Drew's approach will be the one to go with. I will watch this series though. There are bound to be some useful ideas. I think Cleveland needs to do whatever Columbus, Indianapolis, and Louisville are doing. Probably start by centralizing city services in the inner ring suburbs. Also, we can't forget the disasterous "free-trade" ideas that destroyed manufacturing in Cleveland. Should we just forget?

[Nerdylation]

Though I don't agree with @bbbmer's use of objectionable language, he does bring up an interesting area of discussion.

It's increasingly evident that no one at Reason has ever read adamSmith, or at the most read the parts that best suits their position, completely ignoring everything else in his writings. if you read 'Wealth of Nations' and adopted it as your economic philosophy, you certainly wouldn't be a libertarian, or at least a right-libertarian, you might fall under left-libertarianism.

[fragged131]

I'd consider my family to be lower-middle class... not poor but borderline.

Free markets are better for everyone buddy.

[Joe402]

Only the middle seasons are good. The later seasons are bad, much like his views towards poor people.