Pegasus Podcast

3 years already.

Divorced Dads, Gun Violence, and Dave Chappelle with guest Steve Adams by Pegasus Institute

Solutions for Crime in Northern KY with Commonwealth Attorney Rob Sanders by Pegasus Institute

Louisville Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini returns to the podcast today to give us an update on everything that has gone down in Louisville since the council voted down a tax increase. With a new budget, some changes to services, and a couple failed programs gone, we talk what is next for Louisville.

Ya, everyone wants tax reform and more "pro-business" city, but what does that mean specifically? Listen to find out.

Last month, the Governor of Kentucky, legislators, and members of law enforcement rolled out a proposal to ban sanctuary cities in Kentucky. How will this effect Kentucky? Tune in to today's podcast to hear from Bluegrass Lodge 4 FOP President Jason Rothermund on just how important this policy can be.

What are people inside and outside of government doing to help battle the problems of Kentucky's underserved communities? For a place like Manchester, Kentucky in Clay County, many people may never realize the great work being done to reverse the trend on terrible problems.

Groups like the VOA and legislators like Senate President Robert Stivers are working everyday to bring the resources, tools and investment needed to revive the forgotten places of Kentucky. Hear from President Stivers and VOA Mid State CEO Jennifer Hancock on today's podcast

Learn more about this incredible important issues, and the work being done to help end them

On today's episode of the Pegasus Podcast we are joined by Russell Coleman, US Attorney for the Western District of KY. Coleman discusses the role of his office, their unique resources, and how they are using their tools to crack down on Kentucky's largest crime problems. From violent crime in Louisville to the growing crisis of meth in Kentucky, Coleman and his office are determined to reverse the course on these dangerous trends.

On the second half of the podcast, we run through some current events with Josh and Jordan. We breakdown the suspension of the Team Mitch twitter account, the Blackjewel coal miner protests, aliens with Bernie Sanders and give some predictions on the NFL season.

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Happy Fancy Farm!

We sat down with Congressman James Comer, who is back in his district for his favorite weekend of the year, to talk about Fancy Farm and what makes it so great. On the night before Fancy Farm we talk about the best parts of the picnic, what makes a great speech, and what makes the people of West Kentucky so great.

Hear about the Congressman's favorite memories from Fancy Farm, his favorite speeches (and the biggest bombs) and why every Kentuckian should visit at least once.

KY's Supreme Court, KY's Bourbon and KY's Senators with Special Guest Senator Whitney Westerfield by Pegasus Institute

Need an update on what is going on with the Special Session in Kentucky? Senator Will Schroder, who's committee will hear the bill, joins us to update us on everything that has happened in the last few months with this bill, and what to expect in the next week.

Our youngest guest ever, Alex Young, joins us to discuss is initiative to end corporal punishment in Kentucky schools. Should KY schools still be paddling and spanking students? What does the research say about the mental health effects on these kids? We discuss all this and more.

Governor Bevin has thrown his support behind a bill to end sanctuary cities in Kentucky. Josh takes us through why this is not just good policy, but a strong preventative step to support law enforcement in the commonwealth.

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