We're joined by Rep. Attica Scott to share her experiences with the protests, and her thoughts on defunding the police. Then, Emily Galvin-Almanza, founder of Partners for Justice, brings us a national perspective on the issue.

Our economy is in a nosedive, millions are out of work, and the Fed says the future is bad. What should be done? And is UBI part of the answer? Join us for a discussion with Scott Santens, UBI expert, and Hale Stewart, economic analyst, as we look at how to deal with all of this.

On today's The State of Kentucky, we interview Denise Gray and Corbin Snardon. We'll talk about the black experience in Kentucky, both urban and rural, and the recent events across the state. We'll also hear what actions are needed, and how allies can help.

We talk with Dr. Steven Stack, Kentucky's "top doc," about the pandemic and our state's response to it. Then, we get the backstory on how the Indivisible endorsements happened from Harry Neack. Join us!

Join us as we talk with Dr. Erik Prentice, who formerly served in the office of the Director of National Intelligence, and is now a private citizen in the corporate world, living in Louisville. Recently he became a founding member of a group called "The Steady State," made up of National Security and Homeland Security veterans who have endorsed Joe Biden for president. We'll learn more about this group, why it formed, and why Dr. Prentice joined it.

On this week's The State of Kentucky we are joined by lawyer, author, and political analyst Teri Kanefield, who regularly publishes analysis of Trump and the GOP that is insightful, timely, and revealing. Is it all random, or is there a method to the madness? Join us to learn more!

We talk with Cong. John Yarmuth about rescue packages, Joe Biden, and what he thinks of McConnell’s “bankruptcy” comments. Then, we’re joined by Nolan Higdon to talk about his book “The United States of Distraction.” Join us!

Join us for this week's The State of Kentucky, as we talk with Tiffany Pyette about the challenges indigenous people are facing in dealing with the coronavirus. Then, we welcome Ryan Olexia, who is running for state Senate.

On The State of Kentucky, we’re joined this week by Senator Morgan McGarvey to share his thoughts on the concluding days of the General Assembly. Then, Shannon Fabert comes on to talk with us about her campaign to win the nomination to face Thomas Massie in the fall. Listen in!

It’s The State of Kentucky for Friday, April 3! A good show, with some super guests: Rep. Joni Jenkins to talk about the budget and about voting from cars; Amy McGrath, talking about her campaign and what she would say to progressives and others about why they should vote for her; and Dr. Becky Dutch of UK College of Medicine, explaining why it is so hard to get COVID-19 testing.

We have a few technical challenges along the way, but the show still turned out well, with good interviews. Enjoy!