Both school and the Kansas Legislature are out for the year and the Capital-Journal's two statehouse reporters, Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd, are joined by education reporter Rafael Garcia to talk about it all. They run down the big education policy developments from the last year and break down how it will impact your school. 

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A rapid fire turnaround from the Kansas Supreme Court to uphold a Republican-authored Congressional map means we have a rapid fire podcast ready to go. The Capital-Journal's Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd are joined by the Associated Press' John Hanna to break down what the map means for U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids and analyze the court's decision making.

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Lawmakers gaveled out of the first of what will likely be several trips back to Topeka to wrap up policy and override vetoes from Gov. Laura Kelly. The Capital-Journal's Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to break everything down. That includes what vetoes were and weren't overridden and how the economy is factoring into policy debates.

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The legislature has a mighty long to-do list and Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined with the Associated Press' John Hanna to break it all down. Their conversation centers on taxes, namely which tax cuts lawmakers might embrace and which might get kicked to the curb.

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A sleep-deprived gang of reporters gives you everything you need to know about the busiest time of the year in Kansas government. Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd of the Topeka Capital-Journal are joined by the Associated Press' John Hanna to run down the top three issues to watch in the crucial final week of the Legislature's regular session.

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From discussing Greek tragedies to Lord of the Rings, Chillin in the Statehouse breaks out all the metaphors to discuss a wild few weeks in the legislature. The Capital-Journal's Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd are joined by the Associated Press' John Hanna to break down the Shakespearean confluence of events surrounding the state's Congressional maps, a bill expanding Ivermectin access and a few renegade senators.

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The debate over Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine has arrived in the Kansas Statehouse and Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd are here to break it down. They also discuss the Board of Healing Arts Investigation into a sitting Kansas Senate member and where the pandemic is headed. Like what you hear? Follow us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

Legislators have sped through approving a set of Congressional maps authored by Republicans -- but that doesn't mean there was any shortage of controversy. Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to talk about the maps and what to expect from a potential legal challenge. They also celebrate Kansas Day, as all good Kansans should. Like what you heard? Subscribe on Spotify, Google Play and Apple Podcasts. 

Week one of the 2022 Kansas legislative session is in the books and there is a lot to break down. Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd are joined by John Hanna of the Associated Press to discuss Gov. Laura Kelly's State of the State address and what it means for her re-election, the fate of the state budget and our odds of getting Elton John to do the podcast's theme song. Like what you hear? Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Play.

The holidays are upon us -- but so is an uptick of COVID-19 cases. It is an interesting moment for the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, with former Secretary Lee Norman forced out and new leadership coming in. Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd talk where the state goes from here with the pandemic (or endemic).

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