Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Indiana lawmakers say they are confident they can resolve the big issues they face in the final two weeks of session. Indy Politics spoke with house Speaker Brian Bosma, Senate President Pro Tempore David Long and also got some perspective from WIBC Political reporter Eric Berman and Kevin Brinegar of the State Chamber of Commerce.

Indiana lawmakers say they are confident they can resolve the big issues they face in the final two weeks of session. Indy Politics spoke with house Speaker Brian Bosma, Senate President Pro Tempore David Long and also got some perspective from WIBC Political reporter Eric Berman and Kevin Brinegar of the State Chamber of Commerce.

Indiana lawmakers say they are confident they can resolve the big issues they face in the final two weeks of session. Indy Politics spoke with house Speaker Brian Bosma, Senate President Pro Tempore David Long and also got some perspective from WIBC Political reporter Eric Berman and Kevin Brinegar of the State Chamber of Commerce.

As Indiana lawmakers try to figure out a long-term road funding plan, Indy Politics talks with Matt Greller of Accelerating Indiana's Municipalities, Transportation Consultant Dennis Faulkenberg and Ryan Hoff for the Association of Indiana Counties about how local governments are making out under the current proposals.

As Indiana lawmakers get ready to enter formal budget negotiations, Indy Politics talks with John Ketzenberger of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute about where there are similarities and what big differences the parties will have to work out.

One member of Indiana House Public Policy Committee says the state's alcohol laws are long overdue for a complete re-write.

The Secretary of the Indiana Democratic Party says U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly is doing the right thing by saying his vote to confirm Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court.

An advocate for the solar energy sector says legislation being pushed in the Indiana General Assembly could do irrefutable harm to the industry here in the Hoosier state.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb appears to be siding with Senate Republicans when it comes to trying to figure how to pay for Indiana's long-term infrastructure.

Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb appears to be siding with Senate Republicans when it comes to trying to figure how to pay for Indiana's long-term infrastructure.