Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch says if the private sector made a billion-dollar mistake like FSSA and Medicaid funding, heads would be rolling right now.

A recent survey of Hoosiers showed a clear majority of them favored legalizing marijuana for either recreational or medicinal purposes, so why can't lawmakers follow suit? That was just one of the questions we had for cannabis lobbyist Andy Bauman.

Indy Politics talks with Taylor Schaffer of Downtown Indy, Inc. regarding the proposed economic development district, public safety, homelessness and the upcoming NBA All-Star game.

As Indiana state lawmakers wrap up their third week of the legislatiove session, they offer their thoughts on a number of topics including third grade reading, proposed changes to the Indiana Economic Development Commission, Indianapolis-related issues, and indicted former Clark County Sheriff and current GOP chairman Jamey Noel.

As Indiana state lawmakers wrap up their third week of the legislatiove session, they offer their thoughts on a number of topics including third grade reading, proposed changes to the Indiana Economic Development Commission, Indianapolis-related issues, and indicted former Clark County Sheriff and current GOP chairman Jamey Noel.

As Indiana state lawmakers wrap up their third week of the legislatiove session, they offer their thoughts on a number of topics including third grade reading, proposed changes to the Indiana Economic Development Commission, Indianapolis-related issues, and indicted former Clark County Sheriff and current GOP chairman Jamey Noel.

Statehouse - Week Three In Review (Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray) by Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidate for public office.  Today we speak with Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Rust.

We discuss his legal fight to be on the ballot here in Indiana, accusations regarding his address, as well as his position on the budget and the border.

With the 2024 election season here and underway, we spoke with author Alexandra Hudson, the author of The Soul of Civility about disagreeing in this political season without being disagreeable,

With more than a dozen homicides so far this year in Indianapolis, Indy Politics talks to Marion County Prosecutor about the current murder rate, plea agreements and a disturbing rise in juvenile homicides.