S6E4: Lonnie Robinson on Clayborn Temple
One of the artists working on new stained glass images for Historic Clayborn Temple talks on the "On The Record" podcast about bringing images of the 1968 sanitation workers strike to the frames of th...
17 Apr 202424min
S6E3: County Commissioner Henri Brooks
County Commissioner Henri Brooks found out two years ago she was adopted through the Tennessee Children's Home Society - a notorious black market adoption operation. Her lawsuit against the state coul...
19 Feb 202429min
S6E2: Early voting begins for Super Tuesday in Tennessee
Early voting in 2024's first election in Shelby County begins Wednesday, Feb. 14. The Tennessee presidential primaries top the ballot, but Memphis voters haven't seen much of the presidential campaign...
14 Feb 202420min
S6E1: August ballot contenders begin checking out petitions as early voting nears
Tennessee Republican Party chairman Scott Golden talks in an "On The Record" podcast about the presidential primaries and general election races.
4 Feb 202432min
S5E29: Inside the strategy of a winning mayoral campaign
The On The Record podcast talks to Daniel Deriso and Grif Gray, who helped guide Mayor-elect Paul Young's successful campaign.
12 Okt 202332min
S5E28: Election Aftermath
Daily Memphian political reporters Sam Hardiman and Bill Dries go over some notes on the 2023 city elections and what the unofficial results mean in an "On The Record" podcast.
9 Okt 202330min
S5E27: Bill Dries interviews Marcus Pohlmann
Marcus Pohlmann is a former political science professor at Rhodes College whose 2008 book "Opportunity Lost: Race and Poverty in Memphis City Schools" is required reading for teachers and school admin...
28 Sep 202328min
S5E26: Bill Dries interviews Roderick Richmond
Roderick Richmond started at Shannon Elementary School as his neighborhood school at a time when busing as well as private schools were changing the definition of neighborhood schools in public and pr...
21 Sep 202332min
