Almost in Agreement

For over a year AC has been trying to push this topic to the table...and I said episode 100...so here it is, the entertainment argument...I do my best to move past it and we pop in to things that really matter.  

Special thanks to Fanatic Brewing for sponsoring this episode, if you haven't already check them out Tuesday-Saturday 5pm at 2727 N. Central.  The FanBase is a super cool place to hang out and enjoy some of their quality beers.  I've always been partial to the Red.  

Dan Davis is a local political player, has been in a number of elections and is very active within the community. We chat about a wide range of local politics issues and do a bit of reminiscing about years gone by.  Also, I drink some brown liquor(that usually turns out bad for me).  
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Becky and I chat about the amazing amount of laws passed in the State Senate this year. We also discuss some of the mechanics of how laws work.  More to come on this topic.  If you would like to view the document go to our website and go to this episode page and you can download a copy. 

I had a few technically issues to start off so its a little wonky for a bit but it settles in until my internet craps out...but a few more sponsors and I'll buy that Tesla satellite internet....or something...

Jen McMahon is running for D4 city council.  Very interesting and fun conversation and I look forward to speaking with her again. 

Check out her website 

or Facebook page for more information. 

Todays episode was sponsored by Fanatic Brewing, check them out and tell em we sent you!

Jeffery W. Roth of the Knoxville/Knox County Metropolitan Planning Commission sits in for a little more insight to how this whole mess of governance works.  

Find out more information bout the planning commission here. 

Sam and I sit to recap another week of stuff...more Israeli/Palestine violence...and more I don't understand...

Thanks to Fanatic Brewing for sponsoring this episode...find them at 2727 N. Central open 5 days a week....5pm to 10 or later...

Deirdre Harper is seeking election for District 6 City council.  We have a great chat about why she is running, what she sees as problems, and how to go about fixing them.  Learn more about Deirdre on her website or Facebook page.

Thanks to Fanatic Brewing for sponsoring this episode.  The Fanbase(tap room) is open 5 nights a week at 2727 N Central...go there enjoy the great atmosphere and make sure you tell them Almost in Agreement sent you. 

William Wright is a prolific musician, from the long running group Senryu(which I was once a part of) to move scores and much more.  We had a chance to talk about growing up and out of music and where we go from here.  I was quite nervous about this one, but it turned out awesome.  

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Todd and I get a chance to catch up.  We talk about his pending move out of Knox County and what that means for the future of County District 4.  Todd's dedication to D4 and transparency in County campaign finance is important and I thank him for his hard work.  

Sam and I sit down and chat about some of the new bills passed by the state that go into affect July 1.  We also discuss the extreme that is the middle of American Politics.  Check out our website and or give us a like and share on Facebook


Thanks to Fanatic Brewing for Sponsoring this episode.  Click here to learn more about them...check out the Fan Base on Thursdays for Open Mic Comedy, Friday and Saturday $3 Pint specials, and $5 Black Bean OR Black Angus Burgers. 2727 N. Central Av. let em know we sent you.