In this episode we are following the exact same format as the other primary episodes – learn about the office and the candidates. You know the drill. Early voting has already begun and ends Friday March 2nd! So get out there!

In this extra long episode, we are looking at the primary races for 3 Commissions in Texas – Railroad, Agriculture, and General Lands Office. There is a little bit of interesting controversy in each, wacky candidates, and a short time left to consider who to vote for!

In this episode, we are looking at the Republican Primaries for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. Both place 8 and the Presiding Judge seats are up for election and it we’ve really hit a bit of state level controversy now! Check out sources on the website, follow us on Facebook, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, and let me know who you are gunning for!

So, one of the candidates running for 172nd district judge reached out to me and said “Is it too late?” No! It is never too late to get information. So this episode is our interview in its entirety. Enjoy it!

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In this episode, we are looking at what a commissioners court is and what they do as well as the District Court Judge for the 172nd court in Jefferson county. Don’t forget, the last chance to register to vote for the primaries is FEBRUARY 5TH! Don’t wait! Please share with 3 of your politically apathetic friends and rate or review.

In this episode, we will talk about the primaries and meet the people running for the Justice of the Peace in precinct 1 and 8 of Jefferson county. We figure out what they do, how the J.O.P affects you, and a little bit of history that hopefully won’t put you to sleep! I also have two special guests in this show talking about voting, cool new music, and as always really stupid jokes.  Leave a rating on Apple Podcast or on the facebook page (and if you know what TV show I sampled from, you could win $10 gift card!) and share this episode with 5 non-voting friends. This is going to be the year we put a dent in voter apathy…possibly, maybe?

On December 19th, residents of Orange County will vote on whether or not to move forward with a hospital district. What is it? Why is it important? The pros, the cons, and a introduction to a new mini-segment. So go dig out your voters registration card, because it isn’t over yet!

In this first installment of Espresso Shot, a short interruption of the scheduled season to mention current happenings, is all about the murmurings around the Beaumont ISD’s controversial decision to begin looking into switching to a District of Innovation.

In this episode, we talk a little about the election results of November 7th 2017. The host rants about apathy and the media, and we hear a much needed pep talk from Kim Olson about what it is to be an American.

In this long winded episode, we tiptoe into the propositions on the November 7th ballot from local bond issues to state constitutional amendments.