Some bandwidth for WiFi has been set aside for exclusive use in cars. It hasn't been actively used for 20 years. Kerpen argues it's time to open it to the public.

First principles and faith in education.

Recapping a wild General Assembly session with the Chairman of the Courts of Justice committee.

Polling data shows that demographics are split on Virginia's recent spate of scandals.

Discussing the national emergency, shipbuilding, and the state of Virginia politics.

Two weeks of scandal have rocked the commonwealth - along with a "big" victory for taxpayers.

Extremism in the forms of terrorist recruitment in the west remains a real concern. Raheel Raza explains a program that can help prevent it.

Smirks, 2019 General Assembly Before Crossover, and Virginia Heritage.

Explaining what federal tax reform means for Virginia and how this session of the General Assembly needs to ensure conformity is Stephen Haner, senior fellow with the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy.

Returning to the podcast to explain the Equal Rights Amendment and its ramifications is Victoria Cobb, President of The Family Foundation.