
Missouri's political news makers talk candidly with St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum, Rachel Lippmann, and Sarah Kellogg.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 939 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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I love this show, but it is very frustrating when the hosts will, at times, insert their own opinions and then attempt to frame them as a question in a effort to force a response from the guest. I’m all about hardball questions, but I would prefer it if there was less editorializing on the part of the hosts.
If you want to know something about anything that happened between 2012 and today, which coincidentally was an extremely turbulent, politically fraught, and interesting period for our state…it’s almost certainly covered here.
Loved your show with Tara Peters! Great questions!
Love your podcast!
I wonder if I could suggest that you interview Randi McCallian candidate for the 8 Congressional District by (Jason Smith?
She’s amazing, I had her on my small podcast and just hope she could come on yours for a bigger audience!?😁
Of course I like my own podcast
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The content focuses on in-depth discussions surrounding political events, legislative changes, and key issues affecting Missouri, particularly addressing the intricacies of local governance and its implications on various communities. Topics like redistricting battles, the impact of new legislation such as sports betting, and the dynamics of community engagement in local politics are frequently examined. The podcast features guest interviews with elected officials who share their experiences, challenges, and insights on pressing legislative matters, thereby offering listeners a comprehensive perspective on Missouri's political landscape.
Notably, the podcast stands out for its bipartisan approach, often showcasing guests from diverse polit... more
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