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.
A Break in the Crystal Rogers Case
Sebastian Kitchen Talks About the Campaign
Rep. Tina Bojanowski on JCPS
Special Episode: Buddy Wheatley
Cameron and Beshear Education Plans with Kate Turner
JCPS Transportation Catastrophe
Michael Bowman Interview, Education Issues, and a Letter from UK
Cherlynn Stevenson Interview & Daniel Cameron Picks Robby Mills
Cassie Chambers Armstrong
What’s Daniel Cameron Been Up To?
SB 150 Blocked, Donald Trump Coming to Kentucky, and More
Campaign Finance Drama, Louisville Metro Budget, an an embarassment from Kentucky Today (with Emilie McKiernan)
We Don’t Know What To Think about the Louisville Urban League
They Messed Up SB 150
LGBTQ+ Pride in Kentucky
General Election Preview & Louisville’s Transparency Moves
Election Predictions AND Reactions
The ACLU is trying to stop SB 150
Olivia Krauth Talks About The Debate
Recapping the KSR Debate and a Fundraising Update
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