In Episode 71, we discuss Chris Carr’s call for student loan dismissals, religious groups hitting hurdles with Bibles on POW remembrance tables, SCTOUS empowering a business owner to use the name ‘FUCT,’ and Trump’s support of the ban on flag burning.

In Episode 70, Dave returns to hear a story about a mouse in Jessica’s house, the reason behind Americans being less charitable, a Day in Hell, the Georgia Dept. of Public Health’s crackdown on summer lunches for children, social media gets jailer fired, and the New York clerk who promised not to issue licenses to illegals.

In Episode 69, James Woodall joins us to discuss Georgia’s Medicaid renewal mix-up, the state’s role in indigent defense funding, the family of Anthony Hill having one of their lawsuits tossed, and a deep dive into Alabama’s newly signed chemical castration law. Bonus Commentary on Kemp’s interim replacement for Insurance Commissioner of Georgia

In Episode 68, we discuss the latest Colorado Supreme Court ruling on K9 use for sniffing pot, the FBI use of 640 million headshots they probably shouldn’t, Democratic presidential candidate Julian Castro’s federal policing plan, and the former Broward County Sheriff’s deputy who has been indicted for his alleged negligence in Parkland.

In Episode 67, we touch on the Virginia Beach shooting, we discuss a 16-year-old facing child porn charges for a video of...herself, UGA’s decision to offer alcohol at games for $25,000, the Russian trolls controlling the vaccination debate, and the decision by Colorado to cap insulin co-pays.

In Episode 66, Brooklet residents Ed & Hannah Joy Dinello join us to discuss their quest to save the bees in the city limits, Alpharetta uses the almighty dollar to change behavior of hotel managers, Savannah loses a free speech lawsuit, local officials think it’s their role to weigh in on the heartbeat bill, and two councilman settle the score in a duel.

In Episode 65, we discuss the federal grand jury indictment of Insurance Commissioner Jim Beck, the leaked documents on the NRA financials, the HUD rule that will impact 25,000 households with ‘ineligible’ persons, and Kemp’s 14 vetoes.

In Episode 64, we discuss the obligation to provide mental health treatment to jail inmates, a father suing his son because they have the same name, another group subject to Trump’s deportation plan, how the FCC should handle robocalls, and a big announcement from Matt.

In Episode 63, we discuss the government-backed study against the Netflix series “13 Reasons Why,” a Florida bill to keep cities from over regulating developers, the mother arrested for sending her kid to school in a Lyft, a Georgia city pondering the weed business, and the slow erosion of rights in Venezuelans.

In Episode 62, Matt is absent, but we nevertheless discuss Kim Kardashian’s proposal to eliminate the requirement for law school to be a lawyer, Elizabeth Warren’s student loan forgiveness plan, the prohibition of using chalk to mark parked cars, and the free speech of using your money to donate to political candidates.