This week, Robert and Jazmin interviewed Chris Hartman, the Director of Kentucky Fairness. It's been two years since we last checked in with him, and a lot has changed in the fight for LGBTQ equality and liberation in Kentucky over that time! He talked to us about what Fairness is doing now, and talked a little about how things have changed over the past 12 years.
In the earlier part of the show, Robert analyzes BR 60 and 69, bill requests that seek to eliminate the teaching of Critical Race Theory in Kentucky and how that national movement has made it's way to Kentucky. Jazmin tells us about two lawsuits Daniel Cameron is involved in, including suing the EPA and trying to mandate fees for people who want their felonies expunged. Finally, we have a COVID update and some quick hits.
Local Government Moves, a League of Women Voters Study, and a change to the Crime Bill Framework
Guest Host Matt Erwin
Happy Thanksgiving
Anti-Displacement Ordinance, Piagentini Committee, and Bus Driver Sickout
Andy Beshear Has Been Reelected
2023 Election Preview
Anthony Piagentini Found Guilty By Ethics Commission
Adrielle Camuel for State Representative
Sierra Enlow for Agriculture Commissioner
Kim Reeder for Auditor
A Major Crime Bill Introduced
Governor’s Race Ad Wars and Louisville Merger Analysis
Col. Pam Stevenson for Attorney General
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
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