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S6E12: Democratic Senate nominee Gloria Johnson
S6E11: Lisa Arnold - The race for General Sessions Court Clerk and why it is important
S6E10: Tami Sawyer - The race for General Sessions Court Clerk and why it is important
S6E9: Shelby County Commissioner Mickell Lowery on hip-hop museum
S6E8: Mayor Harris talks about the compromises of county budget season
S6E7: Countywide voter registration numbers up as early voting approaches for August election
S6E6: Explaining the two major features of the Shelby County budget proposal
S6E5: County budget proposal ups county's share of Regional One Health campus rebuild
S6E4: Lonnie Robinson on Clayborn Temple
S6E3: County Commissioner Henri Brooks
S6E2: Early voting begins for Super Tuesday in Tennessee
S6E1: August ballot contenders begin checking out petitions as early voting nears
S5E29: Inside the strategy of a winning mayoral campaign
S5E28: Election Aftermath
S5E27: Bill Dries interviews Marcus Pohlmann
S5E26: Bill Dries interviews Roderick Richmond
S5E25: Bill Dries interviews Roshun Austin
S5E24: Sound Diplomacy
S5E23: Bill Dries interviews Archie Willis III
S5E22: Bill Dries interviews Edith Abakare
S5E21: Bill Dries interviews Steve Steffens
S5E20: Bill Dries interviews former Memphis City Schools research and planning director O.Z. Stephens
S5E19: Bonner says he's the answer to Memphis crime question
S5E18: Walking with Willie Herenton as he makes another bid for mayor
S5E17: In bid for mayor, Paul Young is out to change the city's reality
S5E16: Political Roundup: J.W. Gibson and Earle Fisher
S5E15: How to win a mayoral election with Cole Perry of Perry Strategy's
S5E14: County Mayor Lee Harris
S5E13: JB Smiley Jr. mulls run for U.S. Senate
S5E12: County budget season hinges on property tax drop for wheel tax deal
S5E11: Trolleys mark 9 years down and counting on riverfront loop and Madison line
S5E10: Strickland says DOJ investigation will show MPD culture
S5E9: County approaches Green Fleet goals
S5E8: Kirkwood renews push for police review board with fewer limits, more teeth
S5E7: A deeper look at campaign finance
S5E6: Michalyn Easter-Thomas
S5E5: Shelby County Commissioner Britney Thornton
S5E4: Strickland says outside review of MPD essential to questions about police culture
S5E3: Potholes
S5E2: Cohen on the Capitol
S5E1: An unofficial primary for mayor and State House District 89 candidates forum
S4E31: Shelby County November certified ballot, by the numbers
S4E30: What Tuesday's vote totals say about the bluest county in a red state
S4E29: Smaller Shelby County ballot yields lower early voter turnout so far
S4E28: Post Certification
S4E27: Numbers shift in unofficial vote totals day after election
S4E26: What to watch for in the election night vote totals
S4E25: The ultimate guide to the judicial races on the August ballot
S4E24: Early voting opens for longest ballot
S4E23: McGowen on Mud Island
S4E22: Elections
S4E21: More on primaries and ballot challenges
S4E21: Grizzlies megafans Molly Morrison and EJ Wilcox
S4E20: Morgan says general election different than primaries
S4E19: County budget season moves to critical discussions
S4E18: County primary results
S4E17: Martavius Jones on primaries and term limits
S4E16: Chase Carlisle on primaries and term limits
S4E15: The return of the People's Convention
S4E14: U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen
S4E13: Shelby County District Attorney General Democratic Primary candidate Steve Mulroy
S4E12: Shelby County District Attorney General Democratic Primary candidate Janika White
S4E11: Shelby County District Attorney General Democratic Primary candidate Linda Harris
S4E10: City to hire 'pet reunification specialist'
S4E9: The deal to increase Memphis Zoo parking and preserve the Overton Park greensward
S4E8: Moody and Harris go different ways in mayoral primary
S4E7: County government reviews criminal justice fines and fees as part of national effort
S4E6: Tom Lee sculptor on park plans and putting Lee's heroism in bronze
S4E5: The mechanics of the ice storm recovery and the questions
S4E4: Power restoration could take days
S4E3: House Speaker Sexton defends the state's new district maps
S4E2: Election precinct map and names change with May county primaries
S4E1: On The Record podcast debuts
S3E40: Jones discusses City Council redistricting process
S3E39: Feds could get involved in state conflict over mask mandates
S3E38: Former County Commissioner sees bipartisan agreement on voting concerns
S3E37: Carlisle looks for votes to get consolidation charter drafted
S3E36: Shelby County Election Chairman says Democrats want 'cloudy elections'
S3E35: Cohen meets with Hagerty, says Olympic drug testing rules 'don't match the world'
S3E34: Ida B. Wells returns to city with new statue
S3E33: Incoming NCRM president sees role for museum in 'critical race theory' debate
S3E32: People's Convention to return with 'People's Summit'
S3E31: Infrastructure compromise tests partisan divide
S3E30: Harris proposes county ethics reforms
S3E29: City applies pandemic lessons in developing citywide broadband strategy
S3E28: Haslam says Tennessee Republicans at 'recalibration moment'
S3E27: 'Moral Budget' call questions mechanics of resetting property tax rates
S3E26: Sawyer sees no move toward county property tax hike above $3.45 rate
S3E25: 'Biden Bucks,' Cohen on the insurrection and a third bridge
S3E24: Salinas sees Latino political emergence in 'Fuerza' political action committee
S3E23: Morgan says resetting local property tax rate could spawn tax hike move
S3E22: Talks start over new voting system compromise
S3E21: Adkins says violent crime makes new police director decision urgent
S3E20: City council plans return to in-person meetings
S3E20:White says Germantown schools transfer bill gets all sides to the table
S3E19: Shift in Shelby County reappraisals would be first in the state
S3E18: Sexton says Tennessee should sue if Congress passes election reforms
S3E17: Logan says community policing should be priority of new police leadership
S3EP16: MLGW negotiating position with TVA could have been stronger
S3E15: County's new chief information officer says pandemic tech changes will endure