Ray 'the DA' Larson, a retired Fayette County Prosecutor joins this episode to talk about Marsy's Law for Kentucky, some recent legislation that has come out of Frankfort dealing with crime and his perspective on what else needs to be done for victims and to reduce crime. Thanks for listening!

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We sit down with April Wimberg, a local Louisville attorney and President of the Louisville Federalist Society to talk about the future of the Supreme Court and what a confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh could mean for the court's dynamic. April gives here thoughts on the confirmation process and the contentiousness of the hearings.

We bring on Christopher 2X and Louisville Metro Councilwoman Jessica Green to talk about an issue our organization is incredibly passionate about, survivors. In December of 2017 we released a report titled "Voice of Survivors" which detail the impact of violent crime in Louisville. Almost a year later, while much work has been done, there is much more to do. Hear from our guests on what we still need.

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In this episode we bring on Economist and Pegasus Institute Senior Fellow Paul Coomes to talk about his newest report for the Kentucky Chamber, "A Citizen's Guide to Kentucky's Economy Since the Recession". We evaluate the findings of the report and what they mean for Kentucky.

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Episode 2 of the Pegasus Podcast features a conversation with two people who are very passionate about improving education in the Commonwealth. Master P, a hip hop mogul, has dedicated much of his life to improving undeserved communities. Gary Houchens is a professor of education at Western Kentucky University and serves on the state school board. In this episode we talk with both about what needs to change in culture and policy to fix the broken parts of Kentucky's education system.

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Hosted by Jared Crawford, Episode 1 of the Pegasus Podcast, from Pegasus Institute, features a conversation with CNN Contributor and RunSwitch PR Partner Scott Jennings. We talk about his time at Harvard as a fellow, the upcoming elections in Kentucky and play some fun games at the end. Give us a follow @PegasusPodcast if you enjoy!

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