The Martha Zoller Show

This week we talk to Rep. Kat Cammack, one of the heads of the bi-partisan Women's Caucus in the U. S. House of Representatives. She's a leader to watch. Then we'll talk to Julie Bauke about women's earning power in the International Women's Day month. Political Scientist Chuck Bullock of UGA on how women get elected and the Georgia legislature and finally, with Russia rattling...

In December, most of the US had a cold snap of monumental proportions and some areas handled it better than others. Commissioner Tim Echols joined us to talk about how Georgia Power used every tool in the tool box to keep people warm. Also, we get an in depth update on Plant Vogtle. Georgia is leading on nuclear power in America. Then, for the first time I talk to Lee Cohen, an author and research...

What are the ins and outs of how a disaster like East Palestine happens? Bill Vantuano is a 30 year expert on all things related to railroads and we talk about what happened and what to expect in the next weeks.

Today, I give you a little look at how to solve problems. Then we talk to Kara Moriarity from Alaska Oil and Gas about how the Biden Administration is trying to drive union workers out of a job and hurt the indigenous peoples of Alaska and what they will do to you next. Then Pete Sepp joins from the National Taxpayers Union and Randy Davidson from Georgia Entertainment News about the 9 billion dol...

We update with Gov. Kemp and his meteoric rise by doing what he promised to do and communicating it. He is the face of the better communicating GOP. Sen. Rick Scott is a workhorse and Mitch McConnell hate that--and maybe him. Lee Ellis is a POW from Vietnam and in celebration of being home 50 years, he tells the love stories of the guys he was in prison camp with. This will make you realize what&#...

We talked to Rep Andrew Clyde about the Chinese Spy Balloon and the State of the Union. Then Sen. Jon Ossoff on how he'll help pecan farmers sell to India and civility in politics. Bill Crane updates on the Georgia legislative session and NFL veteran Chris Draft on the Super Bowl and his life's work in preventing cancer.

This week, a resolution on the Police Training Center in Atlanta. We talk to DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens on the agreement they made, communication, peaceful protest and more. Then Lora Ries from the Heritage Foundation updates us on the status at the border and what has to be done to fix the problem.

We talk to Chris Carr, Attorney General for Georgia on the whole story around the Atlanta Police Training Center. A duly elected body, the Atlanta City Council, voted after public input to do a better job training police. Isn't that what people were protesting for in 2020? Then Steve Moore and Martha discuss how to balance the budget and deal with the debt ceiling and it will work..but who wil...

We talk to Ernie Suggs from the AJC about the Biden visit to Ebenezer Baptist Church, Dr. Amesh Adalja from Johns Hopkins about current Covid data. Kelly Loeffler on Greater Georgia's impact on getting the vote out. Finally, will Sen, Rick Scott take his Rescue America agenda on a run for the White House. We ask him.

We hear from Congressman Andrew Clyde, one of the 20 who held out for concessions from now Speaker McCarthy. And Matt Brown talks about the second inaugural in Georgia and what to expect in the session. Finally, my credo on what a conservative is and what a Republican is. You won't want to miss it.

At the time of these recordings, the House of Representatives are still voting for Speaker, but unless you believe the last 2 years of 50/50 Senate with Senators Manchin and Sinema were renegades, then this is a representative democracy in action! Greg Bluestein talks on football and politics. Steve Moore on the economy and the budget--he'll talk to the GOP Caucus on Tuesday. Patricia Murphy f...

I first met Richard Paul Evans, author of the mega hit "The Christmas Box" in the 1990s. Since then he's inspired and moved us with stories in dozens of novels and now "A Christmas Memory" continues his touching telling of stories of the heart. Then Michelle Corson from On the Road Lending helps us understand how life-changing personal transportation is. Finally, Sen. Steve Goo...

Sen. Jon Ossoff joins to talk about results of a Bureau of Prisons investigation and updates on the Senate and what they are not doing. Then Martha looks at the DACA crises and lays out a plan of how the different parts of the immigration debate are entwined and have to be looked at. It's not one size fits all. And finally, Fauci retires but at what cost to us?

Had a wide ranging talk with Professor Douglas Young about his new book and the aftermath of the runoff. Austin Rhodes talks about the possibility of a new city separate from Augusta. This is happening all over the country. And finally, Henry Olsen updates us on Twitter.

We looked at the midterms and the impact of the Georgia Runoff for Senate through the lens of the environment. Also, Dov Wilker from the American Jewish Committee examines the rise in anti-semitism. Then we talked to Sen. Rick Scott on Herschel Walker and Cody Hall, former Comms Director for Brian Kemp on his new business.

This week we hear a great cast to Libertarians and Libertarian leaning Republicans from Sen. Rand Paul on why they should vote for Herschel Walker. Then, why didn't the US rely more on the 220,000 primary care docs in the age of Covid? Finally, Sarah Parshall Perry and former Rep Kevin Tanner update us on progress on life and mental health.

It's the economy stupid! But that's not everything that was voted on. People care around the corner and around the world. Steve Moore joins on the Economy, Amani Wells is a progressive consultant that you might be surprised on what we agree on. William Ruger on the botched meeting between Biden and Xi and what it means and what do we do? And Bill Crane remembers Speaker David Ralston.

Is the Trump Effect over? The Midterm Elections weren't the 3 TD win we were expecting, but by an extra point. We start with a talk with Sen Tim Scott and while it was before the election, he clear discussion of the message is worth the listen. Then we talked to Bill Crane for analysis of the Georgia wins and losses and a look at what is next after Speaker David Ralston steps down. And finally...

Sometimes we get to do things that really matter. Knox Martin was a 21 year old college student and then was diagnosed with a brain tumor and has terminal cancer. Sadly, he lost is battle at age 24, but his family was not finished fighting for him. Becky Martin, Knox's mom, joins Pastor Rod Hughey and I to talk about Knox, his story and the Knox Martin Foundation to find treatments and a cure...

With Georgia in the center of the Political universe, we talked to Herschel Walker about his run for Senate. And Sen. Marsha Blackburn on those Georgia Bulldogs, Tennessee Vols and those elections. Tom Pyle joins on the real story on energy and Tulsi Gabbard is the most interesting woman in politics. We'll tell you why.

Bret Baier times it just right to be in Georgia with Special Report. We talked to him. Then my first interview as a teenager was with John Pruitt and now he'll tell us about "Tell is True." Roger Gewolb is a US Ex-Pat living in the UK and updates us on the new PM. And Doug Collins, the former Congressman and Trump ally talks Georgia politics and his future.

Sen. Jon Ossoff is fully aware he's a Senator in a 50-50 state and he's doing the work to win in 4 years and using his documentary skills to investigate wrongs committed against service members and our veterans. Gabriel Sterling is the COO of the Georgia Secretary of State's office and King of Data. He'll breakdown the massive turnout in Georgia's early voting. Then Steve Moore...

Georgia is in the limelight again and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is increasing his lead and expanding his base. Washington Post Matt Brown on what to expect and I'll move the ball forward.

Pastor Rod Hughey and I talk about the Herschel Walker revelations and they are ongoing. Will update as we know more. And Janelle Jones King talks what the GOP has to do.

The average latte drinker from Brooklyn thinks food comes from a store, Drew Echols is a family farmer for the 21st Century and he tells us why agriculture is national security. Then, even the Washington Post is calling out the misinformation perpetuated for years by the Stacey Abrams campaign were a hoax at best. And Tharon Johnson makes a thoughtful appeal on why Ga Dems are not toast this elect...