Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Indy Politics talks with Don Schroeder, the CEO of Recovery Centers of America. We discuss addiction and mental health and what's being done to address the two.

As the second half of session gets underway this week, we hear from House Speaker Todd Huston and Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray on the status of legislation making its way through the Indiana General Assembly.

As the second half of session gets underway this week, we hear from House Speaker Todd Huston and Senate President Pro Tem Rod Bray on the status of legislation making its way through the Indiana General Assembly.

Indy Politics speaks with Dr Thomas Walstrum of the Federal Reserve Bank Of Chicago to get an economic overview of the midwest/

With Indiana lawmakers wrapping up the first half of session this week we get an assessment of how things are going so far from Kevin Brinegar, the head of the state Chamber of Commerce.

As Indiana lawmakers wrap up the first period of session, we hear from State Representative and Demiocrat leader Phil GiaQuinta,

As Indiana lawmakers wind down the part of the 2023 legislative session we hear from Speak Todd Huston on the House Republican budget, the expansion of school vouchers and a decision by House Republicans to deny state funding to the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University.

Former Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennfier McCormick rallies her fellow public school educators to combat what they say are attacks on traditional public schools.

In her monthly visit with Indy Politics, 5th District Congresswoman Victoria Spartz discusses the debt ceiling, national security, as well her decision not to run for re-election.

Indiana lawmakers this week made a little bit of history. The Indiana House Courts and Criminal Code Committee heard testimony on House Bill 1297, authored by Rep. Heath VanNatter, R-Kokomo. The bill would decriminalize the possession of two ounces or less of marijuana. There was no vote. But the fact that there was a hearing shows how things have changed in the Hoosier state. We present that hearing on this edition of Indiana Issues.