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- RI gov. attack ads begin, plus the 2022 Rhode Island PBS Foundation Scholarship Winner.
Republican Strategist Lisa Pelosi, Retired Professor Pablo Rodriguez, and RI Republican National Committeeman Steve Frias join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss the first attack ads from RI governor candidates, endorsements in the Providence mayoral race, President Biden announces controversial student loan relief, plus an interview with the 2022 Rhode Island PBS Foundation Scholarship Winner.
Support the show29 min - Unenthusiastic voters and quiet RI gov. candidates, plus Matos and Fung avoid debates.
Watchdog RI Founder Ken Block, retired URI Political Science Professor Maureen Moakley, and WPRI-TV Investigative Reporter Tim White join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss unenthusiastic RI primary voters and candidates playing it safe. Matos and Fung avoiding debates, opposition to Tidewater Landing, and RI businesses footing the bill for unemployment insurance fraud.
Support the show29 min - Latest on the CD2, governor, and Providence mayoral races; the FBI searches Mar A Lago.
Libertarian Party of RI Chairman Billy Hunt, Brown University Professor Wendy Schiller, and Political Contributor Sam Howard join moderator Jim Hummel to discuss Kevin McCarthy’s visit with Alan Fung. RI Governor candidates' quiet approach to running, the Providence mayoral primary, plus the FBI executes a search warrant at Mar A Lago and how that might affect midterm elections.
Support the show29 min - The latest financial reports on the candidates for governor with a little more than a month until primary day/Does the U.S. Supreme Court have a credibility problem?
Joining us with the analysis: Attorney and Legal Analyst Lou Pulner, Bill Lynch Former Chairman of the Rhode Island Democratic Party, and former Providence Mayor Angel Taveras
Support the show29 min - The tidewater landing project in Pawtucket gets new life by the slimmest of margins/and Governor McKee picks up some big endorsements this week, how much will they matter?
Joining us on the panel: Bob Walsh, Executive Director of the National Education Association Rhode Island. Ian Donnis Political Reporter for the Public's Radio, and Republican Party Chairwoman Sue Cienki.
Support the show29 min - Governor McKee releases his first television add with a little help from his mother/And we continue to sift through this years General Assembly session
Joining us on the panel: Linda Katz, Co-Founder and Policy Director for the Economic Progress Institute. WPRI Target 12 Investigative Reporter Steph Machado, and Former State Representative Dan Reilly.
Support the show29 min - The General Assembly will see some high profile contest this fall, and a lot of Republicans in the hunt for a seat/two months to go to Primary Day, where are the Democratic candidates for Governor?
Joining us with the analysis: LeeAnn Sennick National Committeewoman Rhode Island Republican Party, Political Strategist and Columnist Rob Horowitz, and Ted Nesi Politics and Business Editor for WPRI Television.
Support the show29 min - A new poll shows a new front runner in the race for governor, and a big shake up at the Rhode Island General Assembly with several high profile lawmakers calling it quits
Joining us with a recap of the weeks events, Dave Layman Corporate Communications Consultant and former Television news anchor, Jim Vincent President of Providence branch of the NAACP, and Former State Representative Nick Gorham
Support the show29 min - The waiting days of the General Assembly feature a flood of bills. We will tell you what made it and what didn't. And will a US Surpreme Court decision have any effect on recently passed gun legislation here.
Joining us on the panel, Pablo Rodriguez Retired Professor at The Warren Alpert School of Medicine, Former Rhode Island Attorney General Arlene Violet and Boston Globe Report Ed Fitzpatrick.
Support the show29 min - A parliamentary two step in the Rhode Island Senate has opponents of gun control seething/should the state kick in millions of additional dollars for a proposed soccer stadium project in Pawtucket
Joining us on the panel, Maureen Moakley Retired Professor of Political Science at the University of Rhode Island, Attorney and Legal analyst Lou Pulner, and Former State Representative Jon Brien
Support the show29 min
About Lively - presented by Ocean State Media
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Lively is where Rhode Islanders come together to talk about what’s really going on in our state. Each week, community leaders, local journalists, professors, and past and present local legislators…
join veteran journalist Jim Hummel for a smart, energetic roundtable discussion that dives into the big issues—and the everyday ones, too.