
KY Political News, notes and random thoughts from Tres Watson, the former Spokesman of the Republican Party of Kentucky, Democratic consultant and movie producer Jared Smith, and PR professional Abby Piper along with a rotating cast of Republican and Democratic political operatives, former elected officials and and reporters.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

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In today’s, often toxic and politically divided, environment, this podcast provides some much needed commentary to today’s news. Look forward to listening weekly!
Silly drivel from uninformed host who are blissfully unaware of their own propaganda bubble. Many european countries banded fluoride (an IQ lowering neurotoxin) in their water decades ago. Stop geoengineering /weather modification bills are popping up in many states due to increased aerial spraying and increased public awareness. The general public is not in favor of toxic dimmed skies and has never given consent. Halting it nationally starts at the state level.
The only thing I would change is to add a robot with a microphone that follows Abby and Jared around so they are more audible. And more F1 updates.
Edit: also whenever left a 1 star review with no comment is clearly the anonymous Twitter troll that Tres referenced.
The only thing the show is missing is the unpredictability of a live audience.
This podcast is great no matter which party you belong to. My only critique would be that the name is “Kentucky Politics Weekly”, and we are lucky to get an episode per month.
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A sharp, nightlife-friendly roundtable on Kentucky politics mixes state and national coverage with candid banter from three regulars who pull in a rotating cast of political operatives, reporters, and officials. Episodes skew toward governance, campaigns, elections, policy debates (education funding, data centers, infrastructure), and media narratives, with occasional pop culture detours and humorous riffs. The format blends insider insight with street-level analysis, making it likely to appeal to political junkies, policy watchers, and professionals who want practical commentary on Kentucky's political scene and how it connects to national headlines. A standout is the high-energy, informal bar-room vibe that still delivers sharp takes and ... more
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