Pegasus Podcast

The embrace of innovation has always been a staple of America. Entrepreneurs have always chased that "next" idea, the newest product or the best innovation. Perhaps no area of our economy has expanded and innovated more in the last decade than tech. Businesses everywhere are now interconnected through social media, web services and internet apps. Yet despite this success, some in Congress are deadset on breaking up these companies. Why? Because they simply don't like them. On today's podcast, we tell you why new anti-trust legislation focused on tech is BAD for American business.

On episode 3 of the Voices podcast, hosts Christie Welch and Jared Crawford welcome their first guest, Aqueelah Haleem. Aqueelah is a dually licensed therapist in Indiana and Kentucky, and has operated a private practice as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2016. For today's conversation we dive into the importance of mental health, and how gun violence can impact so many children's mental well-being. Particularly, we focus on the lack of access and education around mental health in the black community and what we must do to improve that. Join us on the Voices podcast!

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On the latest episode of the Pegasus Podcast, Retired Brigadier General Rob Givens joins us once again to take a deep dive in to the conflict occurring in Ukraine. We breakdown some of the Russians military strategy, where the Ukrainians have had success so far, and what the long term implications of Russian victory or lose could mean for global politics.

The 2022 Kentucky legislative session has entered crunch time. With only about 15 days left, and lots of legislation still set for votes, we go through some of the biggest pieces of legislation pending and update you on what it is, where it is, and why it matters. From state and local tax reform measures to charter school funding, and several justice reform bills - we take you through it all in today's episode. Join us for a jam packed legislative update episode!

Nicole Neily is the President of Parents Defending Education, a non-profit dedicated to empower parents when it comes to their child's education. As school across the country have embraced indoctrination, exclusionary practices and downright unconstitutional ideas, Parents Defending Ed is right their to fight back. Whether they are empowering grassroots activists or suing major public school districts, Nicole and her team and leading a new revolution of parents in education. Hear from Nicole on today's podcast! Join us now!

Black History Month offers many of us the opportunity to reflect on amazing success of many Black Americans. Here in Louisville, the story is no different. Black Louisvillians have a complex history, one of success but also hardship. Yet, today, things for many young black kids seem worse than ever before. The many institutions meant to improve their lives only make them worse. Violence and crime is worse than ever. So what will it take to make things better? On today's podcast we talk through what needs to happen to make life better for Louisville's black youth.

The Louisville Community was shocked this last week when Democrat candidate for Mayor Craig Greenburg was nearly assassinated in his offices. The violent act has spurred plenty of conversation around gun violence, Louisville’s record breaking violence, political crimes, bail reform and much more. On today’s show we talk about the now louder conversations being had about addressing these issues, and the potential policies that can fix them. Join us as we talk through what the biggest story in our state last week.

Legislators returned to Frankfort this year for the first 'normal' session in a few years. Well, sort of normal. With millions in new revenue from the federal government, a budget to handle, oh and new districts to draw, the legislators have a lot to take on. House Majority Floor Leader Steve Rudy joins us on today's show to talk through those priorities, along with some of the major policy reforms they hope to tackle. Listen now!

Dr. Wilfred Reilly is a Professor of Political Sciences, author and famous critic of much of modern 'woke' culture. He has famously exposed the many fake hate crimes that go viral. Recently, Dr. Reilly authored a book titled 'Taboo' - diving into the many falsehoods of both the progressive left and alt-right. From urban violence, to police killings, Reilly exposes the false narrative with simple logic and facts. On today's podcast we get into how so many of the false ideas became mainstream, and what we can do to fight back.