DZ Ep 235 – Daniel Cameron on his Run for Kentucky Governor
An exclusive sit down with the man who would be Kentucky’s next Republican governor.
DZ – Ep 127: Senator Whitney Westerfield Explains Marsy’s Law
There’s a lot of controversy surrounding the upcoming constitutional amendment vote on Marsy’s law. Supporters describe it as a “victim’s bill of rights” while opponents say the law will erode the rights of the accused and leave victims even more vulnerable. Which side is right? Listen to one of the amendment’s staunchest supporters, State Senator…
DZ Ep 124 – Legal Scholar and Historian Kent Masterson Brown Talks SCOTUS, American and Kentucky History
This was a fun podcast. Kent Masterson Brown is a terrific legal and Supreme Court Scholar, we discussed the nomination of Amy Coney Berrett to the Supreme Court, and then we dove into history and why it’s important to know it, repeat it, and save it. Finally we talked about Kentucky history and specifically Daniel…
DZ Ep 123 – Metro Councilman Anthony Piagentini Talks Failed Louisville Leadership, Presidential Covid, and Guns and Ammo
Councilman Anthony Piagentini joins us in a wide ranging discussion talking about his personal experience with #COVID and what the President faces, failed Louisville Leadership in the Breonna Taylor incident, and the nationwide ammo shortage.
DZ Ep 116 – Holly Lynn Harris of Justice Action Network Talks Criminal Justice Reform. The Stats Will Shock You.
One of the few things most Americans agree on right now is that our justice system is broken. Too many people are in prison for non-violent crime, there are too many laws on the books, it’s too easy to become a criminal. It’s time for that to change. Holly Lynn Harris is the Executive Director…
DZ Ep 89 – Rep Jason Nemes Discusses The Infinite Kentucky Lockdown and Breonna Taylor case
Rep Jason Nemes jumps on the pod today and we discuss the Governor’s recent comments about our “new normal” lasting until there’s a vaccine. Is that even feasible? Of course not. We also discuss the danger of “no-knock” warrants and how they should be confined to very specific circumstances in the wake of the tragic…