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The Georgia Politics Podcast
The Georgia Politics Podcast, established in 2019, covers politics under the Gold Dome and across the country. The show provides in-depth coverage of key developments in the Georgia House of Representatives and State Senate, with a special focus on legislative activity during the General Assembly session.
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Jul 10, 2026
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Alan Greenspan's Lasting Legacy 10.07.2026 53:39
In this episode of the Georgia Politics Podcast, we reflect on the life and legacy of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan following his passing. For nearly two decades, Greenspan helped shape U.S. monetary policy through economic booms, market crashes and periods of historic change, becoming one of the most influential figures in modern finance. We discuss the decisions that defined his...
1976, Part 12: United States Bicentennial 03.07.2026 1:19:43
Welcome back to The Georgia Politics Podcast! We continue our 1976 series marking the 50th anniversary of one of the most memorable celebrations in American history—the United States Bicentennial. We are joined by an award-winning historian and the author of Bicentennial: A Revolutionary History of the 1970s to explore how the nation's 200th birthday became far more than a celebration of the past....
Candidate Profile: Commissioner Peter Hubbard 01.07.2026 37:56
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! Georgia Public Service Commissioner Peter Hubbard joins the podcast to discuss his time on the commission, what has surprised him most since taking office, and the challenges of regulating Georgia's rapidly growing energy landscape. Hubbard reflects on the campaign that propelled him into office, shares lessons learned during his short tenure, and explains...
1976, Part 11: 53 Minutes at Entebbe 26.06.2026 1:15:49
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode of the Georgia Politics Podcast's 1976 series, we examine how Israeli commandos planned and executed the nearly 2,500-mile Entebbe mission that freed more than 100 hostages from terrorists at Uganda's Entebbe Airport—and how the operation reshaped military strategy and counterterrorism around the world. We are joined by retired U.S. Army Col...
Runoff Night Winners and Losers 19.06.2026 46:36
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! The votes are in, and Georgia's runoff elections have reshaped the political landscape ahead of November. In this episode of The Georgia Politics Podcast , we break down the key results from the statewide runoff races, examine what the outcomes mean for both parties, and discuss the surprises, trends and turnout numbers that defined Election Day. We look at...
Redistricting in Georgia 17.06.2026 47:09
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! Redistricting shapes every election, but most voters only hear about it when controversy erupts. On this episode, we take a closer look at how Georgia's political maps are drawn, why the process matters, and what it means for representation across the state. Joining the show is Ken Lawler, Board Chair of Fair Districts GA, who explains the fundamentals of r...
1976, Part 10: The Summer of Nessie 15.06.2026 1:09:23
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! The search for the Loch Ness Monster reached a fever pitch in 1976, as scientists, adventurers, and true believers descended on Scotland hoping to solve one of the world's most enduring mysteries. From sonar scans and underwater photography to headline-grabbing expeditions, the hunt for "Nessie" captured the imagination of people around the globe. We dive i...
Georgia Primary Winners, Losers and What's Next 12.06.2026 1:19:00
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! The votes are in, the results are set, and Georgia's political landscape is taking shape. On this episode, we break down the biggest takeaways from Georgia's primary elections, examine the races that delivered surprises, and discuss what the results reveal about the state's political mood heading into the second half of the year. We also preview the upcomin...
Candidate Profile: Dr. Fred "Bubba" Longgrear 05.06.2026 51:29
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Fred "Bubba" Longgrear, superintendent of Candler County Schools and candidate for Georgia State School Superintendent, as he campaigns in the Republican runoff election. Longgrear discusses his vision, the challenges facing public schools across the state, and why he believes new leadership is needed at the top of Geor...
The Politics of Pride 04.06.2026 56:29
Pride Month is more than a celebration — it's a recognition of the advocacy, community, visibility, and fight for equal rights. In this special episode of the Georgia Politics Podcast, host Lyndsey Coates sits down with LGBTQ+ advocate Noel Heatherland of Georgia Equality and Jennifer Donlon of Roswell Empowered to discuss the 2026 Georgia legislative session, the defeat of 15 anti-LGBTQ bills, th...
1976, Part 9: Billy Joel's New York Homecoming 31.05.2026 1:09:33
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! It's 1976 again, and in this episode we celebrate 40 years of Turnstiles, the album that marked a turning point in the career of Billy Joel. Released at a pivotal moment in Joel's life, Turnstiles chronicled his return to New York after time spent in California and captured the sights, sounds, and spirit of the city that shaped him. Featuring fan favorites...
The Life and Service of Rep. David Scott with Sec. Tom Price 27.05.2026 28:38
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! On this episode, former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services and former Congressman Tom Price reflects on the life, career, and lasting legacy of longtime Georgia Congressman David Scott. Price discusses Scott's decades of public service, his influence on Georgia politics, and the impact he made as one of the state's most prominent Democratic leaders...
1976, Part 8: Paul Harvey and The Rest of the Story 24.05.2026 1:11:45
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! For this episode of our 1976 series, we step back into the golden age of radio with legendary broadcaster Paul Harvey. At a time when Americans gathered around their radios for news, commentary, and storytelling, Harvey's unmistakable voice became one of the most trusted — and influential — in the country. We explore how his daily broadcasts and the debut o...
Tackling Gun Violence in Georgia 19.05.2026 44:34
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! Rep. Michelle Au and Georgia Majority for Gun Safety Founder and Director Heather Hallett join to discuss the ongoing challenges of gun violence in Georgia and across the country. They examine policies and practical steps aimed at reducing firearm deaths and injuries, the role of safe storage, and how lawmakers and advocates are approaching the issue at th...
Upcoming Redistricting Fight and Primary Election Predictions 15.05.2026 1:11:49
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we dive into the growing battles over gerrymandering across the South as Republican-led states push new redistricting efforts that could reshape political power ahead of the 2026 midterms. We break down the legal fights, the impact on minority representation, and what recent court rulings could mean for states like Georgia, South Carolina,...
Candidate Profile: Sen. Brian Strickland 13.05.2026 55:56
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Brian Strickland to discuss his campaign for the Republican nomination for Georgia Attorney General . Senator Strickland shares his background in public service, his vision for the attorney general's office, and his priorities on issues including public safety, crime, constitutional rights, and the rule of law in Georgia....
Candidate Profile: Tony Kozycki 08.05.2026 47:01
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Tony Kozycki as he discusses his campaign for the Democratic nomination in Georgia's 7th Congressional District. Kozycki shares his background, the issues driving his campaign, and his vision for representing one of Georgia's fastest-growing and most diverse districts in Congress. We dive into topics including immigration,...
Candidate Profile: Sen. Steve Gooch 06.05.2026 1:00:46
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Steve Gooch to discuss his campaign for the Republican nomination for Georgia lieutenant governor. Senator Gooch shares his vision for the state's future, his priorities on issues like the economy, education, public safety, and infrastructure, and why he believes he's the right choice to help lead Georgia. We also dive into...
Breaking Down Louisiana v. Callais 05.05.2026 35:28
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we break down the landmark Louisiana v. Callais decision and what it means for voting rights, redistricting, and political power across the country. We explore the legal arguments behind the case, how the Court's ruling could reshape electoral maps, and why it matters far beyond Louisiana. From the future of majority-minority districts to...
Candidate Profile: Commissioner Mo Ivory 01.05.2026 48:35
In this episode of the Georgia Politics Podcast, we sit down with Fulton County Commissioner Mo Ivory to discuss her campaign for Fulton County Commission chair. Ivory shares why she's entering the race, the priorities she believes matter most to residents, and how her experience on the commission has shaped her vision for the county's future. The conversation dives into the key issues facing Fult...
1976, Part 7: Prime Minister Callaghan and Britain's Year of Crisis 01.05.2026 1:02:30
Welcome to The Georgia Politics Podcast! In this episode, we dive into the turmoil that defined Britain in 1976—a year when economic instability and political pressure collided. With inflation soaring, the pound sliding, and confidence in the government shaken, Prime Minister James Callaghan faced one of the toughest moments in modern British history. We unpack the debates over spending cuts and a...
Candidate Profile: Sen. John Kennedy 24.04.2026 46:38
Georgia State Senator John Kennedy joins the podcast for a conversation about his campaign for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor. Kennedy discusses why he's running, his vision for Georgia, the issues shaping the race, and how he plans to bring conservative leadership to the statewide office. Tune in for an in-depth discussion on the campaign, the stakes in the Republican primary,...
Candidate Profile: Gabriel Sterling 17.04.2026 56:40
In this episode of The Georgia Politics Podcast , we sit down with Gabriel Sterling , a candidate for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State. Sterling reflects on his career in public service, from his work in election administration to becoming one of the most recognized voices in Georgia politics. He shares why he's entering the race, his priorities for securing and modernizing electio...
Sine Die 2026 with Rep. Scott Hilton 14.04.2026 43:50
In this episode of The Georgia Politics Podcast, we sit down with State Representative Scott Hilton for a comprehensive Sine Die recap of Georgia's 2026 legislative session. Rep. Hilton walks us through the biggest wins, setbacks, and surprises from under the Gold Dome, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how key legislation came together—or fell apart—before the final gavel. From major policy de...
1976, Part 6: All the President's Men 50 Years Later 09.04.2026 1:10:48
Celebrate five decades of one of the most influential political films ever made in this special anniversary episode of The Georgia Politics Podcast . We revisit All the President's Men on its 50th anniversary, exploring how the film brought the story of Watergate and investigative journalism into the cultural spotlight. From its gripping portrayal of reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein to it...
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