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Indiana Week in Review

WFYI Public Media
Indiana
Governor Mike Braun
Medicaid
Donald Trump
Mike Braun
Redistricting
Republican Party
Indiana University
Indiana Statehouse
Indiana General Assembly
Jennifer Mccormick
Todd Rokita
Property Tax Reform
Democratic Party
Diego Morales
Indiana State Budget
K-12 Education Funding
Public Health Funding
Economic Development
Trump Administration

Hoosier Democrats, Republicans and insiders talk candidly about issues, the Indiana Statehouse and everything in between on Indiana Week In Review from WFYI Public Media. Join host Brandon Smith and political experts as they dive into the debates shaping Indiana. You'll get policy updates on policy, the state legislature and more, from the left, right and middle of the aisle.

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Indiana merges federal education funds originally separated for English learning and teacher education. Former Indianapolis mayor Greg Ballard closes in on the signature threshold needed to stand for Secretary of State in the midterm elections. Todd ... more

Hundreds of immigrants purged from voter rolls under a new Indiana registration and citizenship verification law. Experts predict a huge spike in school referendums on bellows state-wide in November amid tax cuts. Lawmakers and faith leaders gather a... more

The Chicago Bears announce Hammond, Indiana as their new home and the site of a new NFL stadium. Governor Braun defends his decision to name June “Nuclear Family Month” amid backlash from single parents and the LGBTQ+ community. Braun extends the gas... more

Secretary of State Diego Morales pushes back against allegations of wrongdoing while in office. Governor Mike Braun calls for further property tax relief in the next legislative session. Ball State University to pay Suzanne Swierc $225,000 to settle ... more

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John Schwantz
Host of Indiana Lawmakers
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Ben Thorpe
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Sarah Neal Estes
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Farah Anderson
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Caroline Beck
Reporter providing on-location coverage
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Episode: Indiana Cracks Down on CDLs for Noncitizens
Greg Ballard
Former mayor of Indianapolis, entering secretary of state race
Independent candidate for Indiana Secretary of State
Episode: Governor Braun Reflects on the 2026 Session

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Jill Sheridan
Host/Managing Editor associated with WFYI Public Media, appears as a primary moderator across episodes.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 85 ratings
  • Long time, Last time

    Ann is the Goat! She’s an Indiana Democrat (take or like what that means or not) and has been the voice for our minority for decades! As a lifelong Democrat in Indiana, she’s a stalwart for our beliefs.

    This new host has to go, not exactly sure what’s happened to our previous host(s) but this new one doesn’t have it…questions lack depth or cross examination, questions lack fluidity and are cobblestoned messes. Please re-examine your host bullpen.

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    Newlinjd84
    United States2 months ago
  • Love Ann Delaney!

    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

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    mrs mc gonagall's sister
    United States2 years ago
  • 3 cheers!!! Indiana

    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

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    mrs mc gonagall's sister
    United States2 years ago
  • I LOVE ANN.

    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.

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    jjjjj4dayz
    United States2 years ago
  • No Discussion About Real Issues

    Only generalized discussions and no real resolve or response. Only how to screw schools and parents to steal more tax money with no transparency.

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    wils0nk3
    United States2 years ago

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Indiana Cracks Down on CDLs for Noncitizens
Q: Is this move likely to improve highway safety given the data on crashes involving large trucks?
The panel acknowledges safety as a priority but emphasizes the need for solid data to determine whether CDL revocations directly improve safety, while noting high-profile crashes have influenced legislative urgency.
Gas Prices Cross the $4 Mark
Q: Is this a temporary fuel crisis?
The panel suggests that while it may start as a short-term spike, the combination of global events and policy dynamics makes relief uncertain in the near term, with long-term effects depending on energy strategy and geopolitical developments.
Changes to the Bail System on the Ballot
Q: Should Indiana deny bail to more people in the criminal justice system?
Elise raised concerns about the potential for abuse of increased judicial discretion in denying bail and emphasized the need for voter education on the ballot.
State Police to Enforce Federal Policy
Q: Do students have the right to walkout?
The discussion highlighted the historical precedent of student protests and viewed them as a natural expression of political activism among youths, urging schools to facilitate constructive outlets for such actions.
State Police to Enforce Federal Policy
Q: Is Indiana on the right track with immigration enforcement?
The panelists discussed the nuances of the bill and expressed the context of a shifting political landscape, showing that while some see it as a necessary step, others express fear regarding its humane implications.

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A panel-driven take on Indiana state politics, policy, and elections, with regular hosts and expert guests unpacking statewide issues from governance to elections. Conversations frequently address redistricting, primary dynamics, budget debates, and policy trade-offs across fields like energy, healthcare, education, and public safety, all framed around Hoosier state politics and practical implications for residents and businesses. The show stands out for its multi-perspective format, mixing Democratic and Republican viewpoints with independent analysis to reflect the state's diverse political landscape.

Noteworthy qualities include a consistent focus on state-level policy with timely election coverage, a willingness to interrogate controve... more

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