In the final episode of season two, we talk about Sine Die. The session comes to a close as Gov. Kemp congratulates all constituents for their hard work. We look into the state budget and education bills in two recap interviews with our beat reporters.

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In the tenth episode of season 2, we talk about the Constitutional Carry Act recently passed in the Senate with it already approved by the House; a look into the issues expecting parents with healthcare face with out-of-pocket expenses including an interview with a pregnant woman due next month; Gov. Kemp signing the bill that would remove banned books from Georgia public schools; and what someone who has taken medical marijuana in the past thinks about the legislation that would allow licensed businesses to sell THC oil.

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This week on Gold Dome Debrief, we take a closer look at a 3-year agriculture pilot program making its way to elementary schools across GA; an unusual side argument that left committee members wondering where a bill should be placed; and we dive deeper to look a housing proposal that would assist college students in need of more financial support.

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In episode eight of the Gold Dome Debrief podcast, we discuss why Crossover Day is so important and the status of bills concerning divisive concepts in schools and lowered tuition costs for refugees, along with other bills that may have passed or died on Crossover Day.

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In the spring break edition of the Gold Dome Debrief Podcast, we discuss the Common Carrier Non-Discrimination Act and what proponents and opponents have to say about it; the Mental Health Parity Act was passed by the House; legislation banning the teaching of divisive concepts in schools, and the House approving on decreasing the Georgia income tax rate.

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This week on Gold Dome Debrief, we take a closer look at what former governor Sonny Perdue plans to do as Georgia’s new chancellor; Examine how Governor Kemp's Unmask Georgia Students Act is going; Rep. Jesse Petrea introduces new bill that could provide veterans with exemptions from state income tax on their benefits. State experts spoke at the Georgia Bar, Media & Judiciary Conference’s education panel about critical race theory and parental rights.

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In our seventh episode of Season 2, we discuss the commemoration of Ahmaud Arbery, a bill delaying jail sentences for pregnant women, and a controversial bill on transgender high school athletes. We also review the Mental Health Parity Act and the potential economic benefits of the esports industry.

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The fifth episode of Season 2 includes the State of the Judiciary Address given by Georgia's Supreme Court Chief Justice Nahmias; controversial bills involving abortion pills, obscene materials in schools and cityhood initiatives; a closer look at gun rights in the constitutional carry act; and a dive into coastal marshlands in south Georgia.

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This week on the Gold Dome Debrief, we take a look at how the Senate Judiciary Committee approved the Georgia Constitutional Carry Act of 2021 and recap the Georgia First Amendment Foundation legislative breakfast. 

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This week on the Gold Dome Debrief, we look into the session's focus on cityhood including the Buckhead city movement. House Speaker David Ralston introduced the Mental Health Parity Act at a press conference. Details behind Gov. Brian Kemp’s proposal for Medicaid expansion are revealed with an interview from an expecting mother and care coordinator at a nonprofit organization.