We initially were going to explain aspects of the county makeup and things just went every which way, but it was a ride you definitely want to take with the Kids, the senior advisor, and the lowercase q.

The Kids got their boy back, P$ to discuss some local and statewide news. Ryan brought in former colleague, Aliza Legg for some perspective for the Kids, errr... nerds. This episode is all over the place... an hour and a half you won't get back, but damn, it's entertaining!

The Kids reeled in a big one here in Pittsburgh Public School's Director, Bill Gallagher. The discussion is all over the place, but we do delve into some sports talk, chat about Bill's life experience as a coach and teacher, as well as the current state of the school board.

A veteran in the operative world and former candidate himself, Chris brings a diverse background and perspective to the Kids about local politics.

A new dynamic to the podcast, the Kids brought in Scott Abraham, AKA the voice of JACKS to discuss his career working in the media.  We chat about Scott's resume, life in DC and the political presence amongst all aspects of the news.

We have P$ back to breakdown everything that happened on Election Day. As well as, our thoughts on where things go from here.

We have  Ash & Martell in the house for some great dialogue, along with the Kids and Patrick. What an episode! We discuss everything from local magistrates up to the Supreme Court. Make sure you take a listen before voting!

The Kids last installment of Judge-A-Rama with a candidate who has been picking up steam at the right time. Tiffany Sizemore has a lot to bring the table and her discussion is unlike anyone we've had on before.

Although young, Jessel Costa has been through a lot in his career already. The Kids discuss Jessel's time at the Public Defender's and Attorney General's Offices, as well as the grind of running for judge this spring.

Although he's one of the youngest candidates in the race, Zeke Rediker has experience that matches someone with a long and storied career in the legal culture. Take a listen as to why that experience could make a big impact in the Court of Common Pleas.