Jan 30, 2023
On today’s episode of The Georgia Politics Podcast, we review Governor Kemp’s first State of the State address since winning re-election in November, the Democrats’ response, and the protests at a planned police training center in Atlanta that protesters have dubbed “Cop City.”
Police have been breaking up...
Jan 23, 2023
This week on The Georgia Politics Podcast, we discuss former Georgia governor and U.S. Senator Zell Miller and his landmark achievement – the HOPE Scholarship – which was implemented 30 years ago this year.
Joan Carr, Senator Miller’s former Chief of Staff, joins the show alongside Georgia State University...
Jan 16, 2023
On The Georgia Politics Podcast this week, we preview the 2023 legislative session for Georgia’s state government.
Newly re-elected Governor Brian Kemp gave a rundown of his legislative priorities at a recent Eggs & Issues breakfast put on by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. In it, he detailed his continued focus on...
Jan 9, 2023
On The Georgia Politics Podcast, we dive into the marathon vote for Speaker of the US House and what we can expect now that Kevin McCarthy has finally prevailed.
We knew there would be some drama for this one when the GOP red wave didn’t happen in November and party hardliners gained more leverage in the tightly...
Jan 2, 2023
On The Georgia Politics Podcast today, we are proud to present the second installment of our special “local history” episodes with guests from the Milton and Johns Creek Historical Societies, Joan Compton and Jeff Dufresne.
Milton and Johns Creek are two of the newest cities in the state, but certainly not lacking...