Long time, no speak. Newly elected Georgia Representative Dr. Rebecca Mitchell (HD 106) joins Ryan to talk about her first few months as part of the General Assembly and the biggest lessons she’s learned. Rep. Mitchell talks about how people can get more involved and make an impact, even in a place like Georgia where […]

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The election is over; now it’s time to talk about the aftermath. The GOP still maintains control over Southern states, but there is a shift underway. To talk about these trends, we’re joined by John Hammontree and Soph Rubin-Siegel. Follow KWC on Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Twitch There won’t be an episode this week, so that gives you plenty of […]

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It’s a special Tuesday/Wednesday episode y’all! A few of us have other endeavors on Thursday night, so we went live on Tuesday this week. Remember: We will be LIVE on Tuesday night. Stressing. With Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation and swearing in to the Supreme Court, reality sets in about the importance of this election. We […]

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No Ryan today. Courtney, Ron and Brandon decided to tackle some very confusing amendments that are on the ballot for Alabama and Georgia. Barack Obama hits the road for Biden in crucial swing states, but will it prove effective? Follow KWC on Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Twitch The Proud Boys have been sending […]

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Today we are joined by Nabila Lovelace, Team Coordinator and Organizer of Feminist Majority and Talladega Mayor Timothy Ragland. Lovelace tells us about her organization’s efforts to register new voters in Alabama ahead of the 2020 elections. What they’ve done to get younger voters interested in voting, particularly the importance of local elections. Subscribe to […]

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Alabama Senator Doug Jones joins us for a special episode of Don’t Call This A Podcast. Jones is running for re-election of the Senate seat he won in 2017’s Special Election. This time Jones is running against former Auburn Head Coach Tommy Tubberville who is nowhere to be found. Subscribe to DCP on Apple | […]

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Dana Barrett’s backstory is almost as interesting and lively as she is. Everything about her just jumps off the page and through the screen. She’s truly genuine and was a joy to speak with. Barrett is running for the United States House of Representatives, in Georgia’s 11th District. This is a heavily gerrymandered district that […]

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We are joined by Dr. Jasmine Clark, Rep. for District 108 in the Georgia State Assembly. Dr. Clark is a Georgia native who has long aspired to be a scientist, she completed her Bachelor’s at the University of Tennessee before returning home and earning a PhD in Microbiology from Emory University. Follow Dr. Jasmine Clark […]

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As we enter the final stretch, we take today’s episode to remember the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her importance in Women’s rights and equality for all. Subscribe to us on Apple | Spotify | RadioPublic Of course, Republicans won’t let us have nice things. So we immediately transition into the ramifications of Republicans forcing […]

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Sam Park, Representative of Georgia’s 101st District, joins us to talk about his campaign for a 3rd term. Only 34 years young, Park represents several milestones for GA politics. Not only is he the first openly gay man to serve, but he is also the first Asian American Democrat. Sam on Twitter | Instagram | […]

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