Historian Dael Norwood joins Rob in the bunker to finally talk about Senate Bill 21, this year's attempt to completely undermine Delaware's judiciary in favor of billionaires like Elon Musk. Not that it has anything to do with Elon Musk, why would you even say that? I don't even know who that is.

Show Notes:

• Unrelated tweet less than two weeks before this bill was released
• Senate hearing on Wednesday, March 12th
• Original Hal Weitzman episode
• Last year's corporate law update

Congresswoman Sarah McBride joins Rob and Andrew Galvin in the bunker to talk about how the Democratic Party is responding to the current moment on issues from the economy to Gaza, and how she's navigating a very difficult situation in DC.

After the interview, Rob, Andrew, and Karl have a follow-up conversation diving deeper on the current state of affairs.

Show Notes:

• Rep McBride's first speech
• Four Freedoms Speech

New Castle County Councilman Kevin Caneco joins Rob in the bunker to talk about his path into Delaware politics as a transplant, how he got so interested in land use and why it really matters, and the challenges and benefits of being an insurgent candidate.

Show Notes:

• Battling the Prince
• More on Kevin Caneco

Local historian Syl Woolford joins Rob in the bunker to talk about some of the latest news around Donald Trump and Elon Musk before telling the story of Delaware's 1922 US House Election and the role played by the African American community and an anti-lynching bill.

Show Notes:

• DelDems roll over for Musk
• First part of Wilmington Federation of Teachers piece
• Storm the Fort trailer

Recorded on the same day as our first episode in the renovated bunker, Bill and Karl join Rob to talk about the first days of the Trump administration, more about the port and our former governor, and an upcoming podcast on the Knights of Labor.

Show Notes:

• Bethany at the Trump inauguration
• Follow Storm the Fort on Bluesky
• philadelphiaeagles.com

State senate candidate Riley Figliola and regular guest Madinah Wilson-Anton join Rob in the bunker to talk about the Delaware Way (and its new official bell), and how it affects the upcoming special election and the Port of Wilmington.

Show Notes:

• Riley's website

Where does Dan Cruce live?

To break in a newly-renovated bunker, we are joined by multiple different guests this week: Councilwoman Shané Darby talks about the latest police shooting in Wilmington and how we can demand accountability, Rev. Patrick Burke speaks about the chaos of the early Trump administration, community activist Lakeisha Nix talks about NOCAP Delaware, and State Senate Candidate Riley Figliola talks about how she got involved in politics and why she's running for SD1.

Show Notes:

• More on the police shooting
• NOCAP Delaware
• Information about the special elections

Joe Connor joins Rob in the back room of Gallucios to talk about the first few days of the Meyer and Trump administrations, the importance or lack thereof of attacking Bud Freel, and what we're in store for over the next four years. Plus, a message from the new campaign: Neighbors Organized for Credibility and Accountability in Policing.

Show Notes:

• NOCAP Social Media

With the studio under construction, the bunker is on the road. This week, Rob joins Senator Laura Sturgeon and Representative Madinah Wilson-Anton in legislative hall to talk about the first week of the legislature and what they're looking forward to in the upcoming session.

Show Notes:

• Delaware legislative site