Ep 16: An episode with State Representative Erika Hancock

The Kentucky General Assembly has wrapped up for the year, and host Alex sits down with State Representative Erika Hancock to make sense of it all. They talk about the process, the moments that defined the session, and what unfinished business she'll be keeping an eye on heading into the interim. As someone who represents the state capital itself, Hancock brings a perspective that's hard to find anywhere else in the legislature — she's not just voting on bills that affect her district, she's doing it in the same building where she lives and works alongside her neighbors. That dual role shapes how she approaches her work, and this conversation gets into what that's really like. In this episode: - Highlights and lowlights from the legislative session - Legislation with direct impact on Frankfort and Franklin County - What it means to represent your own hometown in the General Assembly