
Democrats, Republicans and insiders debate politics, the Indiana Statehouse and more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 762 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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The federal shutdown threatens food programs, and states must use their own or simply let programs lapse. U.S. border czar Tom Homan visits the statehouse and praises partnerships between ICE and local law enforcement. Indiana University announces th... more
V.P. Vance returns to Indiana in a renewed push for Republican-favored redistricting. Governor Braun posts- then deletes- comments on social media blaming Indianapolis Democrats for crime in the city following Fox Sports analyst Mark Sanchez’s allege... more
The impact of the federal shutdown on Indiana’s 24,000 federal employees, most of whom work in law enforcement, transportation security, and veterans affairs. Health insurance costs for Hoosiers is set to nearly double without extended premium tax cr... more
A Ball State professor sues for wrongful termination on first amendment grounds after being fired over a private Facebook post calling Charlie Kirk’s death “a tragedy”, but also highlighting “violence, fear, and hatred he sowed”. NIPSCO proposes a so... more
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She is the voice we tune in to hear! Absolutely love her😀. My husband and I tell our neighbors and friends to tune in . Three cheers for Ann. We don’t want any part of that project 25. Our libraries are not for religious study alone! We will never be trump or j d Vance supporters. Halloween will never be band and replaced with religious extremism. USA is a free country
My family is Democratic. We are in Support of Ann Delaney’s Comments. 👍We love her energy and her fearless personality. She is a super Star in our house and hearts. My whole family will be voting for the Harris and Walz. Even the one, Catholic . The lies of the big trump are sickening
As a Democrat in Indiana - I LOVE ANN speaking some truth on this show. I tune every week for it. We cheer and clap for most of her critiques of our governmental affairs. Because they need to be said!
I've been glad to hear more voices on the the Democratic side over the past few month. I find it difficult to get local state government news outside of this podcast/Radio Show. Thank you WFYI.
Only generalized discussions and no real resolve or response. Only how to screw schools and parents to steal more tax money with no transparency.
…it’s Ann Delaney (democrat) that is very rude to the other panelists and hasn’t had a good counterpoint in many many years (probably goes with Dems being out of office for over 20 years in state offices); just regurgitating general “repubs bad” or trying to stereotype every repub when it comes to every issue just shows she has nothing to say and should have been replaced many years ago.
When they have a different democrat on, it jumps to 4 1/2 stars, with only a half star off for…the sound lev... more
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This podcast features a diverse panel of political insiders engaging in open discussions about the pressing issues facing Indiana. Covering a range of topics related to state legislature, social policies, and political dynamics, the conversations provide insights into both current events and broader political trends affecting the region. Notable is the emphasis on bipartisan perspectives that aim to inform and engage listeners with differing viewpoints, making it a unique resource for those interested in Indiana's political landscape. Additionally, the consistently high-quality panelists offer depth and nuance in analyses, often reflecting varied political leanings that shape the state's discourse on important matters.
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