How is Kentucky doing refugee resettlement
Plus, a look at the first week of the General Assembly
Plus, a look at the first week of the General Assembly
With Randy Cravens and the KY Student Voice Team
Interviews with Erika Hancock & Almaria Baker
Aaron, Kim and Chris give flowers to our shero, celebrate a bipartisan gun safety effort, check in with Aaron Currin (running for NKY's 65th house district), then hear from State Representative Lindsey Burke about how abortion is on the ballot in 27 days in Kentucky.
Interviews w/ Zack Hall, running for House 84, and Josh Cowen, author of “The Privateers: How Billionaires Created a Culture War and Sold School Vouchers”
The Colonels interview Kiana Fields & Erin Marshall – some must-watch video right here!
Aaron, Kimberly and Chris welcome back Willie Carver, Jr. to this week's roundup of breaking Kentucky political news.
The Colonels cover lots of ground this week, then interview Berry Craig on what it’s like to do Democratic organizing in rural, ruby-red Kentucky counties.
Nate and Kimberly update us about some breaking Kentucky political news, including the former county clerk we had all hoped we’d heard the last of. Then, the crew catches up with damned good trouble-maker, writer Teri Carter.
Nema and Aaron dig in on the big news of the day: Kentucky finding itself smack-dab in the biggest political story of the ... decade? Then bring in Kentucky Democratic Party chair, Colmon Elridge, to discuss whether Andy’s being vetted for Veep yet.
Kimberly and Dr. Clardy share the breaking Kentucky political news of the weak, including a couple of stories that expose the Kentucky GOP as having zero fiscal responsibility, then we have a great interview for you: Molly Gene Crain, the democratic candidate for Kentucky’s 27th Senate District.
Aaron, Kimberly & Doug discuss the breaking political news of the weak, including a sad milestone for Progress Kentucky. Then, we’ve got an exciting interview with Ira Shapiro, the author of “The Betrayal: How Mitch McConnell and the Senate Republicans Abandoned America.”
Kimberly, Doug and Martina cover the breaking political news from Kentucky, and then interview Hadley Duvall, the heroic sexual abuse survivor who reclaimed her story and helped swing last year’s elections. Finally, we close out with a critical call to action to protect public education.
Aaron, Kimberly and Dr. Clardy review the Kentucky political establishment's responses to the historic jury decision last week, then talk with Blair Haydon, the executive director of Emerge Kentucky, an important group changing the electoral landscape of our commonwealth.