Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates for public office. In this edition, we speak with Democrat Destiny Wells, who is running for Attorney General against incumbent Republican Todd Rokita,

Indy Politics talks with 5th District Congresswoman Victoria Spartz about the Biden impeachment inquiry, border security, the economy and if she has a favorite to replace her next year.

Indy Politics continues its conversations with statewide candidates. Today we chat with Brad Chambers, former Secretary of Commerce. We discuss workforce development, Indiana's water supply and marijuana legalization.

Indy Politics continues its conversations with various candidates for public office. In this interview we hear from Eric Doden, the former head of the Indiana Economic Development Commission. We discuss, education, worforce development and of course, the LEAP District.

Indy Politics speaks with NPR morning anchor Steve Inskeep. The Carmel native was the keynote speaker this past weekend at the Lugar Symposium at the University of Indianapolis.

We discussed our national politics, lack of media trust, and we asked what time he actually gets up in the morning.

As we wind down the year, we look back at 2023 and ahead to 2024 when it comes to health care.

In 2023, when Republicans took it mostly on the chin in Marion County, one actually won a Democratic leaning Council District. And Michael Paul Hart's victory could be a blueprint for his party down the road.

With 2023 nearly done, we now turn our attention to 2024 and the Indiana race for Governor. We start our candidate conversations with gubernatorial candidate and former Attorney General Curtis Hill.

This week marks the 90th anniversary of the end of Prohibition. So when it come to alcohol, we here at Indy Politics like to talk with our resident expert, Brad Klopfenstein of the Indiana Licensed Beverage Association.

So what exactly is going on with Tippecanoe County, Boone Countty and water and economic development? We get an explanation (from a 30,000 ft view) from Dave Bangert, writer and publisher of Based in Lafayette.