Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

With the May primary a little more than two weeks away, we decided to get some perspective on the political climate from Dr. Laura Albright, political science professor at the University of Indianapolis and Andy Downs, Director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at IPFW in Ft. Wayne.

With the May primary a little more than two weeks away, we decided to get some perspective on the political climate from Dr. Laura Albright, political science professor at the University of Indianapolis and Andy Downs, Director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at IPFW in Ft. Wayne.

With the May primary a little more than two weeks away, we decided to get some perspective on the political climate from Dr. Laura Albright, political science professor at the University of Indianapolis and Andy Downs, Director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at IPFW in Ft. Wayne.

With the May primary a little more than two weeks away, we decided to get some perspective on the political climate from Dr. Laura Albright, political science professor at the University of Indianapolis and Andy Downs, Director of the Mike Downs Center for Indiana Politics at IPFW in Ft. Wayne.

With today being "4/20", the day marijuana advocates traditionally push nationwide for legalization, we decided to speak to two sides of the issue, David Phipps of Indiana NORML, a group that supports legalization and Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harper who has serious concerns.

With today being "4/20", the day marijuana advocates traditionally push nationwide for legalization, we decided to speak to two sides of the issue, David Phipps of Indiana NORML, a group that supports legalization and Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harper who has serious concerns.

With today being "4/20", the day marijuana advocates traditionally push nationwide for legalization, we decided to speak to two sides of the issue, David Phipps of Indiana NORML, a group that supports legalization and Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harper who has serious concerns.

With today being "4/20", the day marijuana advocates traditionally push nationwide for legalization, we decided to speak to two sides of the issue, David Phipps of Indiana NORML, a group that supports legalization and Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harper who has serious concerns.

Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma and outgoing Senate President Pro Tempore David Long spell out the agenda and paramters for the May 14 special session.

Indy Politics talks with IPS Superintendent Lewis Ferebee about the likelihood that district will have to close three high schools next year due to declining student enrollment.