Political operatives Colmon Elridge, a Democrat, and Tres Watson, a Republican, discuss the presidential contest as well as Kentucky's U.S. Senate and 6th Congressional District races.

Renee Shaw talks with Beth Howard and Michael Harrington about building multi-racial alliances among poor and working-class Kentuckians. Then Devine Carama discusses his walk across the state to promote voter awareness and racial justice.

Renee Shaw talks with Lexington attorney Betsy Johnson about her experience arguing a U.S. Supreme Court case before Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Then Western Kentucky University political scientist Saundra Ardrey discusses Ginsburg's legacy, women's suffrage, and current political issues.

Host Renee Shaw talks with Lexington hip hop performer Devine Carama about his social and racial justice projects. Then artist Marjorie Guyon and Barry Darnell Burton discuss the I Was Here project, which honors Blacks bought and sold at a 19th century slave market in Lexington.

Host Renee Shaw speaks with Julian Vasquez Heilig, Ph.D., dean of the College of Education at the University of Kentucky, about teacher shortages across the nation and in Kentucky, how colleges are preparing future classroom teachers, charter schools, diversity, and more.

Host Renee Shaw speaks with State Treasurer Allison Ball about what she hopes to accomplish in her second term, state budget proposals, and more.

Renee speaks with Kentucky Auditor Mike Harmon about high-profile audits conducted during his first term in office, the public pension system, and priorities for his second term.

Georgetown College President William Jones talks about growing up in Appalachia, the transformative power of education, goals for the college, a full-tuition scholarship program for Scott County students, and the state of higher education in Kentucky.

Renee speaks with Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles about his second term, issues facing agriculture, and his priorities for the 2020 legislative session.

House Minority Whip Angie Hatton, a Democrat from Whitesburg, talks about her priorities for the 2020 legislative session, ideas on boosting the eastern Kentucky coal-mining region, and other topics.