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Georgia went blue. Now what? We break down how Georgia voted and what happens between now and the inauguration. From the 12 counties Ossoff flipped to Gov.-elect Bottoms' "Georgia's Promise" transition team, here's what changes and when. In our first episode since the election, Saba Long and Eldredge E. Washington cover the topline results, the demographic shifts by race, age and gender, and Georg...

It's the day before Election Day, and Georgia has already done something big: about 2.8 million early votes, roughly 37.3% of registered voters, ahead of the 2022 midterm. Saba and Eldredge break down who turned out, why a runoff on Tuesday, December 1 could still be coming, and what the early numbers do and don't tell us. Then they dig into data centers on ballots across the country, what the Har...

We Moved! New Studio, Who Dis?! Bear with us as we get everything together in our new space! This week on **Where The Party At?**, Eldredge and Saba recap Vote-A-Thon, where C.T. Martin finished the day with **1,329 votes cast**. Plus: - The latest in the Jackson/Bottoms governor’s race - Ossoff vs. Collins for U.S. Senate - Trump and Obama campaigning in Georgia - The record-breaking money floodi...

Happy Party People! How much of your paycheck is actually yours after paying for housing, groceries, health care, and child care? A new Georgetown Law study finds that approximately 70% of Georgians face at least one major affordability burden, with health care costs affecting 48% of residents. On this episode of Where The Party At?, Saba and Eldredge break down Georgia's affordability crisis, wha...

Atlanta has an eviction problem, and it’s much bigger than a few people simply falling behind on rent. On this episode of Where The Party At?, we break down why metro Atlanta continues to see eviction filings at an extraordinary rate, what Georgia law has to do with it, and why an eviction filing can follow a renter even when they ultimately pay what they owe. Over the last 12 months, the five-cou...

Stockbridge Voters Chose a Mayor. 3 Councilmembers Removed Him. | Ep. 125 Stockbridge voters elected 22-year-old Jayden Williams as the youngest mayor in the city’s history. Ten months later, three City Council members voted to remove him from office following a daylong hearing. In this episode, we break down the allegations against Williams, the city charter provision that gave the council the po...

On today’s episode, we are OUTSIDE!!!!! Happy Labor Day Everyone! Huge shoutout to Sandra Williams, a major leader in the labor movement, for inviting Where The Party At? to the Annual Labor Day Picnic, hosted by the Atlanta-North Georgia Labor Council / AFL-CIO.We took the podcast straight to the picnic and sat down with labor leaders, community leaders, elected officials, and candidates running...

This week on Where The Party At?, Eldredge is out in Los Angeles with the We Are CommUNITY Choir, so King Williams pulls up to guest host. King is a writer, historian, and Atlanta-area native with plenty of takes about development, politics, power, and who gets to shape the future of our communities. We start in South DeKalb with the closing of New Black Wall Street Market and the challenges facin...

This week on Where The Party At? Georgia politics is giving us plenty to talk about. We start with the governor’s race, where recent polling has **Rick Jackson and Keisha Lance Bottoms in a statistical tie.** At this point, the race may be less about changing voters’ minds and more about **who actually shows up in November.** We break down what those polls really mean, why the margin of error matt...

Georgia Primary Day: Turnout Surges, Sports Betting Money Floods the State, and Kemp Signs a Major Elections Bill | Where The Party At? Podcast Primary Election Day is here in Georgia, and in this episode of Where The Party At?, Eldredge and Saba break down the latest turnout numbers, the massive influence of sports betting money in state politics, Governor Brian Kemp’s controversial elections bil...

Today! We are talking about Georgia Bill SB233 - Georgia Promise Schools Act’s. The measure allows families with students enrolled in Georgia’s K-12 public schools to remove $6,500 of state funding provided to local school districts to attend private schools or to homeschool. Dr. Owens joins us to discuss the perils of such a bill passing and what we can do to fight for a better more equitable GA...

We are back, but the news doesn't stop! Today we talk Automatic Voter Registration in Georgia: Georgia Republicans voted to end automatic voter registration. Senate Bill 221, which passed out of committee, contrasts with the previous implementation by Brian Kemp during his tenure as secretary of state. The bill's fate now rests with the full Senate and possibly the governor. Georgia Inmates’ Lette...

In today's episode, we delve into recent legislative updates, political dynamics, and community empowerment initiatives, highlighting the impact of social media on youth, the nuances of the U.S. political landscape, and the power of community action. Key Topics: U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory (2023) : Focuses on the impact of social media on youth mental health. 2024 Legislative Updates: Georgia'...

Welcome to "Where the Party At?!" , hosted by Saba Long. In this episode, Angela Jetty joins us to delve into the intricacies of Georgia's legislative session. It's essential to remember key dates: Georgia's legislative session lasts 40 days, with Crossover Day (Feb 29) being the last day for bills to pass either the House or Senate to move forward this session, and Sine Die (March 28) marking the...

Welcome to "Where The Party At?!" with your host, Saba Long. In this first episode of the year, we dive into the heart of 2024's political landscape with bold predictions. Here's a sneak peek: Trump's Unwavering Media Support Media's Pivotal Role in Politics Bannon's Take on Media Strategy Trump vs. Biden: A Theoretical Showdown Georgia Democrats Holding the Line We also talk The End of Runoff Ele...

Who Runs Atlanta: Atlanta Public School Board Edition Pt. 5 - Alfred "Shivy" Brooks At-Large Seat 7 Today we have Alfred "Shivy" Brooks, Listen as he gives us the business on why he should be the APS school board member. Alfred "Shivy" Brooks, an Atlanta School Board candidate, brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective to the table. With over 13 years of teaching experience, Shivy und...

Who Runs Atlanta: Atlanta Public School Board Edition Pt. 4 - Tamara Jones At-Large Seat 7 Today we have ,Tamara Jones. Jones has been an APS parent for 17 years, with one child currently enrolled at Midtown High School. Additionally, she has volunteered and served on school governance teams at the elementary, middle and high school levels, and has been appointed to serve on multiple district-wide...

Who Runs Atlanta: Atlanta Public School Board Edition Pt. 3 - At-Large Seat 7 Today we have Will Sardin. He is vying for Seat 7 on the Atlanta Board of Education, is not just a political contender but a loving father, an accomplished registered nurse with over three decades of service, a distinguished Air Force officer and veteran, and a proud graduate of Emory University. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU...

Who Runs Atlanta: Atlanta Public School Board Edition Pt. 2 -Nkoyo Effiong Lewis At-Large Seat 9 * Nkoyo Effiong Lewis is an innovative problem-solver who advocates unapologetically for excellence and equity in our schools. A dedicated champion of education, Nkoyo has worked tirelessly to improve the lives of students in Atlanta and beyond. With nearly two decades of experience in the education se...

Who Runs Atlanta: Atlanta Public School Board Edition Pt. 1 - Jessica Johnson At-Large Seat 9 Incumbent Today we have Jessica Johnson. She was appointed to the Atlanta Public School Board of Education’s At-Large Seat 9 in January 2023. Prior to her appointment, she served on the APS Community Equity Advisory Committee, helping to draft the first community-informed version of the district’s Equity...

Today we talk about Immigration with Amanda Mattingly & Chris Purdy. This conversation gives heavy information on the geo political reasons and ramifications to immigration. We define the difference between the asylum seekers and illegal immigrants. And we also give suggestions and remedies to what our country should do. Today's Guest- Amanda Mattingly: ACM Global Twitter Chris Purdy: Humans R...

Welcome, dear listeners, to another riveting episode of Where The Party At?. In today's episode, we embark on a journey through the world of current affairs, shining a light on the stories that are shaping our times. From political tussles to labor disputes, immigration challenges, and even the more personal side of politics, we've got it all covered. So, fasten your seatbelts and get ready for a...

In this episode of "Where the Party At," we delve into some heated issues affecting communities and politics. From the battle over Atlanta's proposed public safety training center to zoning controversies on Sapelo Island, we cover the topics that matter. Plus, we explore the latest impeachment chatter and a surprising video from "Latinos for Trump." Cop City Controversy Opponents of Atlanta's publ...

Step onto the dance floor of politics with the latest episode of "Where the Party at Podcast"! Get ready to groove to the beats of legal drama, electrifying debates, and the pulse of campaign strategies. Let's dive into the hottest headlines with a dash of youthful enthusiasm and analytical insight! Signature Showdown in "Cop City" : The rhythm of opposition continues in "Cop City" as they gather...

Welcome to another exhilarating episode of "Where the Party At?" podcast! In this edition, we're diving deep into a whirlwind of legal twists, political strategies, and educational challenges that have captured the nation's attention. Join us as we dissect the latest developments in Trump's legal battles, unravel the controversy surrounding Justice Clarence Thomas, and explore the complex landscap...