This week, Parker and Josh discuss Chick-fil-a's decision to cease donations to the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a potential gaming compact between the Poarch Band of Creek Indians and the state, a new TV show filmed in the Etowah County Jail, revelations in the Epstein case, and more.

In this Points of Policy edition of the 1819 Podcast, API's Phil Williams and Chris England, the newly elected Chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party and a four-term state representative, discuss the importance of a strong two party system, the current state of affairs in the Alabama Democratic Party, and more.

In 1819's first-ever weekly news recap show, Parker and Josh discuss the arrival of Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions in the Senate race, the increasing Democratic presidential field, our picks for this weekend's college football games, and more.

A short introduction to 1819's new format and our exciting plans for the future hosted by Phil Williams, Josh Pendergrass, and Parker Snider.

A conversation with Professor Morris Kleiner, the nation’s foremost expert on occupational licensing, on why and how the practice of governmental licensing of certain professions must be reformed.

A deep dive conversation about human trafficking in Alabama with Attorney General Steve Marshall, U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security agent-in-charge Doug Gilmer, Wellhouse Executive Director Carolyn Potter, and Alabama Baptist Children's Homes President and CEO Rod Marshall.

The interview with survivor Dixie Shannon comes from Alabama Public Radio's series on human trafficking by Pat Duggins.

A conversation about Alabama’s private school scholarship program, how it’s changing lives and why the education establishment wants to rip it apart, with Ryan Cantrell of the American Federation for Children.

A deep-dive into Alabama’s prison crisis with the Montgomery Advertiser’s Mellissa Brown, State Sen. Cam Ward, and Mike Lanier, president of the company developing plans for three new mega prisons across the state.

A conversation with radio host Leland Whaley on growing up in rural Alabama, getting into politics, broadcasting, and his thoughts on occupational licensing and the role of fathers.

A conversation with Dr. Warren Farrell, author of the bestselling book “The Boy Crisis” on the devastating impact of fatherlessness in Alabama and across the country.