Indy Politics Podcast with Abdul-Hakim Shabazz

Indy Politics talks with Ball State Economist Michael Hicks about the state of the economy and what Hoosiers can expect next year.

As Indiana lawmakers gathered Tuesday for the mostly ceremonial Organization Day, Indiana lawmakers went into more detail regarding their legislative agenda, which includes providing Hoosiers with property tax relief and there's a chance Hoosiers may see some type of marijuana legislation next year.

As Indiana lawmakers gathered Tuesday for the mostly ceremonial Organization Day, Indiana lawmakers went into more detail regarding their legislative agenda, which includes providing Hoosiers with property tax relief and there's a chance Hoosiers may see some type of marijuana legislation next year.

As Indiana lawmakers gathered Tuesday for the mostly ceremonial Organization Day, Indiana lawmakers went into more detail regarding their legislative agenda, which includes providing Hoosiers with property tax relief and there's a chance Hoosiers may see some type of marijuana legislation next year.

Indiana's four legislative leaders spelled out what their priorities will be for the upcoming session.

Indiana's four legislative leaders spelled out what their priorities will be for the upcoming session.

Indiana's four legislative leaders spelled out what their priorities will be for the upcoming session.

As Indiana lawmakers head back to Indianapolis this week for Organization Day, Indy Politics talks about one of the biggest issues they will face this session, health care.

We talk to Brian Tabor of the Indiana Hospital Association about the state of health care, as well as costs, and the Governor's health care task force and recent recommendations made by the committee.

Indy Politics sits down and chats with Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter.

We discussed a number of issues including the latest on the Delphi murders as well as marijuana enforcement.

On this edition of the Indiana Issues radio program, we conduct a post-election post-mortem.

Our panel includes Republican Jim Merrit, Democrat Arielle Brandy, and Brad Klopfenstein of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.