Alabama Politics This Week
Alabama Politics This Week
Tired of the screaming rightwing maniacs on talk radio? You’ve found the right spot. APW recaps the top stories with the people who cover the news, offering unique insight and commentary you won’t find elsewhere, and providing interviews with newsmakers from both sides of the aisle.
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Jun 26, 2026
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This Coronavirus Sucks 20.03.2020 1:19:04
Josh and David talk at length about COVID-19's impact on Alabama. House minority leader Anthony Daniels stops by to go over the legislature's future. Rep. Laura Hall talks about her bill to provide restitution for people wrongly incarcerated.
The Coronavirus Goes Crazy 13.03.2020 1:20:48
Dr. Burnestine Taylor with ADPH joins the podcast to discuss the virus in depth and talk about the state's response, AEA associate director Theon Stokes talks about recent legal battles.
A Not-So-Super Tuesday and the Elf on the Shelf Returns 06.03.2020 1:15:13
What the heck happened on Super Tuesday, the return of the Elf on the Shelf (Jeff Sessions) and a discussion about the state-sanctioned murder of Nathanial Woods, who was executed Thursday night.
Can Bloomberg win in Alabama? And the ADP lawsuit is finally over. 28.02.2020 1:50:00
Josh and David talk to former Philly Mayor Michael Nutter about his endorsement of Michael Bloomberg, and how the campaign is trying to win voters in Alabama.
Sen. Doug Jones on his chances 21.02.2020 1:12:47
Sen. Doug Jones joins Josh and David to discuss his re-election campaign and the state of the Alabama Democratic Party.
Introducing Alabama Politics This Week 07.02.2020 15:56
Tired of the screaming rightwing maniacs on talk radio? You've found the right spot.
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