Thank goodness for the Braves & Dawgs, because Georgians have to be flat-out embarrassed, otherwise, with public figures from Georgia like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Clarence Thomas. Clarence - a Supreme Court Justice - can't seem to follow ethical guidelines, but gets to be one of the nine "end all be all" voices on legal matters? His latest? Not reporting income he and his wife got from a company that hasn't existed for more than fifteen years. Uhm, that seems ...

Marianne Williamson was a viral presidential sensation in 2020 before she bowed out in mid-January of that year. She's back, and one of only two challengers aiming to wrest the Democrats Party nomination from a sitting President. She joined me today to make her case.

Today's a bit of a recycling effort; we've had some glitches getting the show to AmericaOne Radio this week but with insightful conversations with Reason Magazine's Joe Lancaster (covering Georgia's heavy backing of a Rivian that's hemorrhaging cash) and Georgia WIN List's Melita Easters, on to discuss Mifepristone, Cop City & more, I felt compelled to make sure they were heard, so I recycled a good bit of both chats here. Also worth mentioning: why are wrongfully

Melita Easters, Georgia WIN List executive director and frequent pundit from FOX 5's The Georgia Gang, joins me today to discuss a range of topics - from mifepristone to Cop City, Fani Willis, the lost DNC convention bid, &even a local anti-trans school board member.

No lie; I had to book time with Amir Farokhi weeks in advance, and I'll give him his due - he doesn't cheat you. Atlanta's district 2 city councilman (my councilman) gave me a good chunk of show time to talk about everything on my list - "cop city," MARTA audit, gentrification & housing, infrastructure & more. He's a "one to watch" kind of politician so remember I told ya so.

The Dekalb County autopsy on Manuel Paez "Tortuguita" Teran found no gunpowder residue on his hands or body; kinda weird given that he's the one police and police investigators say fired from inside his tent shortly before being deluged with more than 50 bullet wounds from head to torso, arms, hands and legs. Just another chapter in the inability for pro-APD training facility folks to win folks' trust. With tonight's Cherokee County School Board meeting - and hopefully some

New polling for Georgia's GOP presidential hopefuls and Trump's STILL in control, so far. Y'all know I love diving into polling, so I jumped right in. Blis Savidge from Georgia Innocence Project joins me to tell us what GIP does and how wrongfully convicted Georgians are still being screwed over by the state - with a familiar GOP name the giant clog in the pipe. Then, the latest Clarence Thomas / Harlan Crow "bromance novel" chapter is flat-out stunning, and I'll explain

Tim Scott's in ... sort of. He's against "weaponizing" race, so allow me to "weaponize" RACISM and let ya eavesdrop on a former Georgia high school football coach - who has trained several NFL players - as he videos himself spewing jawdroppingly racist crap while visit Atlanta recently. He sent these videos to a friend or friends thinking it was funny. Not kidding. Georgia's put more than a BILLION dollars behind a new Rivian EV truck facility in Social Circle and

The "law & order" party isn't very fond of "the law" bringing "order" to their twice-impeached former president and current (and still) leader of the GOP. Their apoplectic reactions to his being indicted yesterday is predictably rich. Take a listen. Locally, the University of Georgia Athletic department could be in more legal hot water than we previously thought, as the deceased driver on their payroll had a history of speeding - and a fellow staffer tried to

Atlanta journalist, documentarian & podcast King Williams joined me on the show today to cover LOTS of Atlanta and Georgia political topics, including "Cop City Brian Kemp's political ambitions, Jon Ossoff's future & more. Oh, Ron DeSantis was in town today, too, and unfortunately the Donald Trump indictment came down after the show so - more tomorrow.

Breathtaking to watch (as we produced today's show) the first of three Tennessee House representatives are being expelled from a majority - solely because they'd rather expel opposition than confront gun violence. This is democracy dying in Tennessee. Earlier today, I got to spend a good half an hour or so in conversation with Bobbie Paul from 'Regulate Guns Not Women.' I found it quite pleasant; hope you will, too.

Are Cherokee County school system parents even aware their school board's vice-chairman was banned from a professional wrestling convention last weekend for verbally harassing a transgender woman? I'm here to make sure they're aware. Then, Bill White (and uh, his husband? Who knew?) are taking their ball and going to north Georgia, leaving the "Buckhead city" movement in tatters. Naturally, I have to go off on Log Cabin Republicans. Sigh. Donald's (latest) inane speech at

Lots of 'Cop City' coverage today. New details coming out about the violent & deadly clash that killed an Atlanta forest defender, plus Dekalb County's shutting down nearby Entrenchment Creek Park, citing "traps." Re-sharing yesterday's interview with environmental journalist Adam Federman to discuss the curious FBI hyper-scrutiny of environmental advocacy orgs even LOOSELY connected (in any way) to "Cop City" protests - eve if it's just an Twitter follow. A little legislative wrap-up and meet

Right off the bat, Craig Harrington, research director at Media Matters for America, joins to discuss the Trump arraignment spectacle, right wing media handling of it, Majorie's megaphone minute (or two) and more. We've some audio from Marge in Manhattan, along with their Representative, Jamaal Bowman hollering for her to get outta there, too. Ooh, stinging rebuke from civil rights activist Angela Davis, who un-accepts a city of Atlanta proclamation given to her last month while here

Marge had her big primetime moment on 60 Minutes last night; did she get the soft treatment? Even worse - did they elevate her? A little pretext from Kadia Goba at Semafor.com, too. Let's talk about on-court antics in women's basketball and the disparate reactions we have, societally, based on their ethnicity. Then Rep. Ruwa Romman spent a good bit of time reflecting on her first General Assembly session: the highs, lows, the calming influences, the surprise camaraderie with those across

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Wait, so now right wing pundits want to disarm trans people - meaning the Second Amendment they fawn over doesn't apply to trans people? Isn't this LITERALLY "second class citizenship?" But does this surprise anyone, anymore? Republicans are like bigotry locusts, moving from one marginalized minority to the next when the clock expires on their previous target. Picking just on gay people doesn't poll well anymore, so they've moved on to just the trans community. The

I make it no secret I'm not a fan of Erick Erickson. The man's divisive and lacking in self-awareness on a grand scale - as most right wing pundits tend to be. Some of his most recent anti-trans rhetoric, however can't go unnoticed here. As we're learning more about the Nashville school shooting killer, Eric wants to play the false equivalency game while feigning innocence in doing some mis-characterizing of the trans community in the process, and I'm here to call him out on

Between severe weather rocking rural Mississippi, Alabama and even part of Georgia and today's mass school shooting in Nashville, Georgia legislative chicanery took a backseat for a bit. Last week, the United Nations IPCC report - a pretty conservative commission, by the way - gave us a dire outlook. Can we correlate these "historic" tornado events? Well, it's not easy to but it's hard to ignore them in conjunction with all the other climate extremes being seen throughout the