This week Jazmin and Robert speak about several topics touching the Breonna Taylor case, including two grand jurors and Kenneth Walker speaking on national television, protests at Daniel Cameron's house, and much more. Robert explained how much worse COVID-19 is getting across the state, and Robert eulogized his grandfather by remembering his time spent in Ashland with his grandparents when he was young.
Rob Wiederstein, the state Representative in Henderson and parts of Daviess County, was our guest this week. He talked about how running in 2020 is different from 2018, the impact of COVID-19 and the racial reckoning on the campaign of a Democrat outside a big city, and his thoughts on the likelihood of a bill to ban no-knock warrants in the 2021 session. He also spoke about some of the bill he's carried in the previous session and hopes to in future session which deal with important but neglected healthcare issues.
Molly Gene Crain Interview + Session Ending & JCPS Busing Resolution
The Vetoes So Far
The Session is Basically Over
JCPS Bussing Changes and Legislative Update
Three Big Bills
Session Catch Up with Allison Wiseman
Mitch McConnell, Anthony Piagentini, and IVF with Allison Wiseman
Bad Bills and James Comer
Sarah Cole McIntosh on JCPS
Rep. Lindsey Burke Shares Her Abortion Story
The Budget Has Passed The House and other stories
Kaylee Raymer on HB 5
Cassie Chambers Armstrong Talks about the Diaper Tax, plus Budget Analysis
Four Good Bills, Four Bad Bills
Jazmin’s Return, The Session is Underway, and The Filing Deadline has Passed
Previews for Filing Deadline and Legislative Session
How the Legislature Works
Inauguration Day Updates
Local Government Moves, a League of Women Voters Study, and a change to the Crime Bill Framework
Guest Host Matt Erwin
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