My Old Kentucky Podcast

Week One of General Assembly and Filing Deadline Reaction

This week Robert and Jazmin talked about the first week of the general assembly and reacted to all the filings that will make up the 2026 elections.

Analyzing the JCPS School Board Supreme Court Case

This week, Jazmin dove deep into the Kentucky Supreme Court ruling which overturned 2022's SB 1, which impacted the way JCPS could govern the school district. Also, Robert looked at some quick hits.

Session Preview, 2025 superlatives, and RIP to a friend

This week Robert and Jazmin previewed the 2026 legislative session, gave out their 2025 superlatives, and said goodbye to their friend Tatum, who died tragically last week.

US Senate Handicapping and Blue Oval SK Updates

This week Robert and Jazmin took a look at the full slate of candidates running for US Senate and decided what they thought of the group. In addition, they analyzed the news about the former battery plant in Hardin County that has been developing for a week or so.

Charles Booker Is Running

This week Robert and Brook Benningfield discuss Charles Booker's entrance into the US Senate race and Daniel Grossberg's ongoing troubles.

Gov. Beshear Joins a Housing Lawsuit

This week Jazmin tells us about a lawsuit against the Trump administration's approach to HUD, and Robert brings us several other stories.

JCPS & FCPS Updates for Thanksgiving Week

This week Robert and Jazmin talked about ongoing transitions, changes, and issues happening in the two largest public school districts in Kentucky.

Allison Wiseman joins to talk US Senate

This week Allison Wiseman joins Robert to talk about Dale Romans' entry into the US Senate race and her take on the state of the Democratic Primary, plus a few quick hits.

UPS Plane Crash & Quick Hits

This week Robert and Jazmin discuss the horrific plane crash in Louisville as well as several smaller news items from this week.

Spooky SNAP Cuts and Spooky Data Center Updates

This week Jazmin spoke to us about the impact of SNAP benefits disappearing for many Kentuckians during the Government Shutdown and Robert talked about the approval of 2 new power generation projects LG&E/KU has proposed.