
Weekly News Roundups and Conversations with California’s Leaders in Politics and Policy.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode of Sac Town Talks, Russell Lowery welcomes Renee Pinel from Western Plant Health to discuss California’s growing rat infestation crisis and the public health, agricultural, and policy challenges tied to it.
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In this episode of SacTown Talks, Jamie Miller from People Who Think joins the show to discuss the evolving political landscape in Florida and its broader implications for national politics. Jamie provides insights into Florida's shift from a Democra... more
In this episode of SacTown Talks, David Bowman joins the discussion to reflect on an eventful legislative session. The episode delves into the unique aspects of the session's conclusion, including notable retirements, end-of-session processes, and pr... more
In this episode of SacTown Talks, host Jarhett Blonien welcomes Melissa Sagun, President of the Asian Pacific Islander Capital Association (APICA), and board member Allie Umemoto. The discussion delves into APICA's history, mission, and initiatives. ... more
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This show has interviews of people who work in or with California state government in Sacramento. As someone who lives in California but not in Sacramento I find this very informative and interesting. The interviewees can be members of the Assembly or state Senate, either Republican or Democrat, or lobbyists, or political consultants. It’s interesting to hear their personal stories and to hear how they approach the issues.
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Rare stuff man. A unique channel of content, its appreciate it.
This show has potential but this host needs to learn how to interview; from the constant interruptions to the lack of research done before the interview is conducted.
And do a better job with introductions. Every time this podcast starts it very abrupt to the ears. Very curious what this show could be with a new host, which is a shame since the concept is very important for an engaged political community.
I find this podcast educational, irritating, thought-provoking, sometimes too politically correct, and sometimes distinctly politically incorrect. It is able to avoid most of the knee jerk liberalism that plagues California politics.
As a listener who grows more conservative by the day, I recommend it even though it most definitely can in no way be considered to tilt in a conservative direction.
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Focused on the intricacies of California politics and policy, the episodes feature in-depth discussions with a variety of leaders and experts who provide unique insights into current issues influencing the state. Regular topics include legislative initiatives, community advocacy, and the challenges faced by demographic groups, especially in relation to representation and inclusion in politics. Notably, the platform serves as a significant resource for understanding the dynamics of state government and the impact of various policies on diverse communities. This is beneficial for listeners interested in civic engagement and the political landscape in California.
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Recent guests on SacTown Talks include:
1. Renee Pinel
2. Melissa Sagun
3. Allie Umemoto
4. Sebastian Ridley-Thomas
5. Andy Walz
6. Rebecca Bauer-Kahan
7. Bill Dodd
8. Damola Ogundipe
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