This week, Jim is joined by Jonathan Tilove, chief political writer of the Austin American-Statesman, to discuss Governor Abbott’s recent policy positions in regards to the pandemic as well as his “lonely middle course.”

This week, Jim and Josh discuss public attitudes about Confederate Memorials as well as Governor Abbot's recent policies about the General Election.

This week, Jim and Josh continue their discussion on partisan politics, the political system, and the race for the Democratic nomination.

This week, Jim and Josh talk about public perceptions of policing, discrimination, and racism across party affiliations as well as the Texas special election.

This week, Jim and Josh discuss the rising COVID-19 rates in Texas and Texans' response to the pandemic across party lines as well as how partisan perceptions of discrimination have changed since 2018.

This week, Jim is joined by Jonathan Tilove, a journalist at the Austin American Statesman, to discuss the heated Senate race in Texas as well as Governor Abbott's response to rising COVID-19 cases in the state.

Jim is joined this week by Ross Ramsey, executive editor and co-founder of The Texas Tribune, to talk about the rise of coronavirus cases in Texas due to the politics of re-opening the state.

This week, Josh and Jim discuss the recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court to protect LGBTQ+ rights in the workplace, and they give an update on Texas' coronavirus statistics.

This week, Jim and Josh continue to discuss the protests following the killing of George Floyd by Minnesota police, as well as what policies may be proposed by politicians in response to Floyd's death.

This week, Jim and Josh discuss the turmoil in the US following the killing of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis and how different groups relate to the issue.