Fiscal Session 2K24: The Week in Review, April 12, 2024

Send us Fan MailArkansas Times listeners, we need your feedback! What do you like about the podcast? What do you hate? What can we improve? Email us with your thoughts, please, at [email protected] week, Dave Ramsey and Benji preview the fiscal session, the governor's meager budget and the legislative fight over crypto mining; and, Omaya talks with Rhett Brinkley about John Calipari's arrival at the University of Arkansas and what it means for Razorback basketball.Stories discussed this week:Austerity Sarah: Governor’s budget is generous to private school families, stingy for everyone elsehttps://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2024/04/11/austerity-sarah-governors-budget-is-generous-to-private-school-families-stingy-for-everyone-elseState budget leaves only crumbs for rural schools and the poor, advocates sayhttps://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2024/04/11/state-budget-leaves-only-crumbs-for-rural-schools-and-the-poor-advocates-sayThousands pack Bud Walton Arena to welcome new Razorbacks coach John Caliparihttps://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2024/04/11/thousands-pack-into-bud-walton-arena-to-welcome-new-razorbacks-coach-john-calipariCrypto at the Capitol: Legislature revisiting Bitcoin mining after complaints from local residentshttps://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2024/04/11/crypto-at-the-capitol-legislature-revisiting-bitcoin-mining-after-complaints-from-local-residents“It’s bad for everything”: Citizens group from Arkansas County ready to fight back against crypto mineshttps://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2024/04/11/its-bad-for-everything-citizens-group-from-arkansas-county-ready-to-fight-back-against-crypto-minesWe welcome your feedback. Write us at  [email protected]