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This week, we do a deep dive into the City Council District 12 run-off, where (spoiler alert) there isn’t a great choice.

In this episode, we celebrate the end of Kasim Reed's political career and cover the runoffs.

Coleman and Melody finally reveal their pick for mayor. AND they do a quick primer on why everyone is voting for school board.

This week, we conclude our series Was Keisha Lance Bottoms A Good Mayor? with a look at her transportation policies. And we bring in a special guest and friend of the show, Margaret Mullins of the @atlantabikecoalition who knows way more than we ever will about transportation.

This week, we take a cue from Tinder and swipe past a bunch of lackluster city council races as quickly as possible to find some candidates worth our votes...and some candidates that are just the least bad option.

Three seasons in, and we finally landed an interview with a candidate for political office!

A deep nihilism pervades this week’s episode, as we break down the City Council vote for Cop City and how nothing matters and most of humanity won’t even notice when you one day shed this mortal coil to sweet, empty nothingness.

In this grab bag episode, Coleman and Melody discuss what's going on across Georgia politics, including census data, SB202, and whether Herschel Walker is the second-coming of the GOP.

In this week's episode, Coleman and Melody are joined by prior guest and friend-of-the-show, Justin Bleeker, to continue our dive into the age old question (of this season): Was Keisha a good mayor? And this time we chat all things affordable housing.

Coleman and Melody discuss a recent mayoral forum where Atlanta mayoral candidates Antonio Brown, Andre Dickens, Sharon Gay, Felicia Moore, and Kasim Reed present their vision, or lack of vision, for our city.