On this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics:

The economy is in a groove. Can we pinpoint what’s hot and what’s not? Economist Mervin Jebaraj of the UA Walton College of Business joins us to discuss.

A look at our latest round of Talk Business & Politics-Hendrix College polling. Hendrix College political scientist Dr. Jay Barth and political strategist Robert Coon from Impact Management Group join our roundtable.

Could Arkansas be the land of opportunity again? Arkansas Economic Development Commission executive director Mike Preston is in studio to discuss “opportunity zones” and how they may help depressed areas of Arkansas.

On this week’s TV edition of Talk Business & Politics:

Economist Mervin Jebaraj discusses the state economy.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Jan Morgan outlines her election platform.

 Second District Democrats prepare for their first debate.

Tune in to Talk Business & Politics on Sunday for these interviews and much more.

On this week’s TV edition of Talk Business & Politics:

A Little Rock judge cancels the medical marijuana selection process. What might this mean for future bids and more importantly, how will this affect patients and voters who approved the remedy? John Brummett joins us for analysis.

Citizens Bank in Batesville looks to grow. Newly named President Adam Mitchell sits down for a conversation.

And it’s election season. One group wants children at the forefront of your voting picks. TB&P contributor Tamika Edwards from Arkansas Advocates for Children & Families is in studio.

On this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics:

Soon there will be a new Arkansas Speaker of the House. Meet Rep. Matthew Shepherd, Republican from El Dorado. How will he handle his news duties?

A Democratic debate. There are scores of Democrats running for office in 2018. We’ve got an announcement for a special event coming in early April.

Plus, our roundtable discussion. Rex Nelson and Wes Brown break down the week from the legislative session to medical marijuana to an overhaul of state government and more.