
Capitol Journal provides extensive coverage of the Alabama Legislature and Alabama politics from a studio inside the Alabama Statehouse. Don Dailey hosts the program, examining key issues and interviewing newsmakers.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews | |||

We're gearing back up for the homestretch of the legislative session, looking ahead at the next two weeks. Todd, Randy and Jeff preview what is predicted to be a "spicy" week in the House & Senate. Later, Todd welcomes 9th grader Khristopher Gardner ... more
With the Legislature on spring break, all eyes are on Washington as Congress continues negotiation a DHS funding deal and, once again, Alabama's delegation is in the thick of it. Todd's guests: al.com Reporter Maggie Kates Natalie Steed & Melanie Po... more
We're recapping this week in the Alabama Legislature with just six legislative days remaining. Todd's guests: Washington Correspondent Alex Angle University of Alabama SGA President-elect Samantha Simmons
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The announcements between segments are okay, but the actual segments themselves are at such low volume that I cannot hear them in the environment in which I am trying to listen to the show. It’s one of those things that makes me wonder, Do the people producing this even listen to the final product?
I am a huge fan of Todd Stacy! He’s the best interviewer I have ever seen. I look forward to each episode every week. Very proud to be an Alabama Resident. Thank you!
Must have podcast for concise updates on Capitol activities.
This show is great for keeping up with Alabama politics. Don gets into the nitty gritty on interesting political issues in the state. However, the show is so incredibly one sided, it can almost seem satiric. Don doesn’t give any of his republican guests any pushback and asks the most softball, leading questions. So, beware. Listen with a critical ear because this show is responsible for spreading some serious misinformation.
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A political news roundtable focused on Alabama state government, legislation, and governance, with in-depth interviews from lawmakers, public officials, and policy experts. Episodes frequently cover budget debates, education policy, health policy, infrastructure, and notable state actions, often pairing timely political analysis with human-interest segments. A standout trait is the consistent access to high-level state leaders and specialists, offering practical explanations of how bills become law and how public institutions operate. Potential listeners can expect concise, issue-driven discussions with clear implications for Alabama communities and governance.
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Recent guests on Capitol Journal include:
1. Jeremy Gray
2. Ernie Yarbrough
3. Samantha Simmons
4. Alex Angle
5. Mark Gidley
6. Trish Crain
7. Donna Givens
8. Reed Ingram
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