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

The people have voted and the results are in.  We will talk with Talk Business & Politics correspondent John Burris and KATV chief political reporter Janelle Lilley.

What is HATponics and why has Heifer International partnered with them.

Those stories and more on this week’s edition of Talk Business & Politics.

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

Election Day is around the corner. We'll run through what we're watching for on Election Night with analysts Dr. Jay Barth of Hendrix College and Robert Coon of Impact Management Group.

Plus, we'll preview our Election Night coverage. Talk Business & Politics will have you covered in every corner of the state. Plus, we've put together an all-star lineup for Tuesday evening, including Rex Nelson, Shane Broadway and Janelle Lilley.

Also, we'll look at different sides of the casino debate. Southland Racing and Gaming executive Jack McNeill explains what his West Memphis operation will do if Issue 4 passes. On the flip side, Rep. Vivian Flowers of Pine Bluff expresses her concerns with the measure.

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

Sen. Tom Cotton. In the wake of a political assassination, what should America's response to Saudia Arabia be? And are Russian-U.S. relations about to undergo a fundamental change?

Marcy Doderer. Arkansas Children's CEO weighs in on health care reform and pre-existing conditions. Plus, new initiatives underway could have a huge impact on the hospital's workforce.

And, Mervin Jebaraj. The UA economist drills down in the latest jobs report for the state. With an all-time unemployment low, are there any areas of concern?

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

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

A controversial radio ad involving lynching, rape and stereotypes stirs controversy in the Second Congressional District race. GOP Congressman French Hill and his Democratic challenger Clarke Tucker weigh in.

Speaking of the Second District, our latest and last Talk Business & Politics-Hendrix College survey of the race is out. Who leads heading into early voting? And what has changed since our post-Labor Day poll?

The Arkansas Supreme Court tosses the tort reform and term limits amendments, but keeps the minimum wage proposal on ballot. Political Animals Club president Shane Broadway is our guest.

And the state's fledgling medical marijuana industry makes more attempts to move forward. Senior reporter Wes Brown explains.