The Chillin' gang finally has a podcast not about Senate Bill 180 -- Andrew Bahl and Jason Alatidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal and John Hanna of the Associated Press talk about the latest developments facing the Kansas Highway Patrol.

That includes a federal judge chastising the KHP's vehicle detention practices, as well as the dynamic facing Acting Superintendent Erik Smith.

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The Statehouse has remained chill, despite the Kansas summer producing some decidedly un-chill storms in recent days. Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to discuss the latest round of updates in the legal fight over SB 180 in both state and federal court.

The trio also discuss some abortion-related updates, namely the Alternatives to Abortion fund created by the Legislature. And they commiserate over car damage.

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While Kansans are still illegally shooting off fireworks, the real fireworks have been in the courthouse over Senate Bill 180, a law changing definitions of sex in state statute. Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to break it all down.

The gang also focuses on the Kansas Department of Revenue's tax collections and what it means for tax policy in 2024.

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It is heating up outside but Andrew Bahl and Jason Alatidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal and John Hanna of the Associated Press are chilling in the Statehouse. They talk about the bills now in effect, starting July 1 and then move into the latest legal drama surrounding Senate Bill 180.

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It has been a busy time in Kansas, and Andrew Bahl and Jason Alatidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to break it all down. They focus their attention on a sweeping anti-transgender rights bill, SB 180, set to go into effect on July 1 -- and the legal battle that might ensure.

The trio also update listeners on suspicious letters, including a white powder, mailed to lawmakers in Kansas and other states. 

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