The October episode is here! Just in time for early voting, listen to @alyssa_hansen from the @tnaflcio explain why Amendment 1 isn’t the “right to work” but the “right to work for less”
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New episode out now! Tune in to hear Gabe and Drew discuss the midterm elections now that several states have had their first round of primaries.
#MidTerms2022#podcast#TnPolitics
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Secretary of State Tre Hargett confirms he was driving his state-issued vehicle when he was charged with DUI after attending the Bonnaroo festival. Based on legal proceedings, his office says in a statement it will comply with state policy.
WE’RE BACK! After a much needed break, the crew is back to discuss all things politics and Tennessee. Take a listen as we discuss the leaked SCOTUS opinion on overturning #RoeVWade with @indivisible_tn
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WE’RE BACK! After a break due to the craziness of the new year, we made it back to the studio to discuss the kickoff of Tennessee‘s legislative session with returning guest @JNathanHigdon!
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Happy Holidays! To close out the year, we check out how little the Ministry of Magic actually does and why Fudge is the main culprit
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Why is it that sometimes we get the feeling Right to Work is about the ability to fire someone for any reason, especially for what could be considered workplace discrimination? @beatbilllee@TNWorkers@TWDNEast@tptuley@bradbatt@afquillen@irobyn @repaidenpratt @esirface2
New Monday, new episode! Join @gram851 on a solo episode as he explores the history and fascination of American obsession with fantasy
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It’s another trip to the ‘still as @AndrewDison joins us to talk about what to expect now we’re about year out from the 2022 midterms. We know the #GOP strategy, but #Democrats? 🦗
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there's always some story like "people are suffering because milk went up 5 cents" and never "we have to budget for milk because our rent went up $500, our health care is $10,000/year, my kids' college fund requires $100k and every house in our budget is now $100k more expensive"