We're back to wrap our session coverage with the annual The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly show. If you were sleeping under a rock since January, catch up on the highlights from this year's convening of the legislature.

This week we're joined by Kyle Rinaudo, the first candidate to announce a challenge against abortion ban sponsor Ed Setzler in 2020. We talked about his position on the abortion ban and what else he'd like to do if he were elected to the State House.

We’re nearing the final days of session! This week we update the progress of a bill banning abortion, talk about Georgia’s increasing role in national politics, and discuss the implications of the Mueller report.

On this week's pod, we talk about reinvigorated efforts to pass a private school voucher program into law, Sen. Isakson's surprise vote in favor of Trump's emergency declaration, and the latest on some high profile bills moving through the Gold Dome.

Luke and Megan recap last weekend's joint meeting for the Young Democrats of Georgia and the Young Democrats of America. Then Megan gives updates on the latest news from the Gold Dome and Capitol Hill.

Republicans push through polarizing bills on abortion and elections while Gwinnett County weighs whether to join MARTA.

It’s Crossover Day! This week we talk about the struggle for some top priorities of social conservatives this session. We also discuss a proposal for the state to take over control of the Atlanta airport from the city, new background check legislation in the U.S. House, and the role of Georgia’s Senators in the debate on overturning the President’s emergency declaration.

This week, Megan sits down with Robert Thompson from the Indivisible chapter for Georgia's 11th Congressional district to discuss the group's priorities.

On today's show, we discuss big changes in voting access and healthcare that were presented before committees in the legislature this week. Then, House Speaker David Ralston is investigated by the AJC and WSB because of his use of his position in the legislature to delay criminal cases. Will he face any consequences?

This week, we discuss the latest on negotiations to avoid another government shutdown, the developing race for Georgia’s 7th Congressional District, and the Green New Deal.