ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
What actually happens during a legislative session—and why does it matter after lawmakers leave the Capitol?
In this episode, I’m joined by Sarah Hunt-Blackwell of the ACLU of Georgia for a conversation unpacking the major themes, policy discussions, and broader implications of Georgia’s recent legislative session.
This episode serves as a legislative debrief designed to help listeners better understand how policy decisions shape everyday life. Rather than focusing on partisan debate, this conversation centers on systems, civic awareness, and public impact.
In this episode, we discuss:
- An overview of Georgia’s legislative session and major themes
- Voting rights and election-related legislation
- First Amendment and free speech conversations
- Criminal justice policy trends and reform discussions
- How election years shape policymaking and legislative priorities
This episode is designed to make the legislative process more accessible, especially for listeners who want to stay informed but may feel overwhelmed by political coverage.
Season 2 comes to a close focusing on connecting policy, systems, and public understanding—so you can engage with greater clarity and confidence.
If you’ve ever wondered how decisions made under the Gold Dome impact communities across Georgia, this episode provides valuable context and perspective
