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Major reforms are proposed to Indiana's Medicaid expansion. The same changes Rob has been begging for.

Indiana's Lt. Governor sits down with Rob Kendall for a wide ranging interview.

Rob and Abdul discuss the US Senate Primary, roads, and Rickers.

The Democrats created a healthcare disaster in Indiana. The Republicans are making it worse. We tell you everything you need to know.

Congressman Todd Rokita talks Russia, Trump, tax and healthcare reform.

What would a Pence Presidency look like? Rob Kendall and Scott Strong discuss.

Superintendent Dr. Jim Snapp discusses the latest on Brownsburg Community School Corporation.

Gordon Pipers discuss 55 years of entertaining Central Indiana. Indy Star's Kyle Neddenriep talks about a potential big change at the IHSAA.

Chaos has broke out in the Republican US Senate Primary! We tell you who, what, and why.

Jenn Cox and Jordan Brewer preview the upcoming Relay for Life event in Brownsburg.

Former Pacer Scot Pollard talks about changes needed with the Blue and Gold. Jim Grimes discusses his run for Marion County Sheriff.

Connie Lawson sits down with Rob Kendall to discuss five years as Indiana's Secretary of State.

The state legislature thinks you're stupid. They're enacting laws to make sure your local government loses control.

Rob takes you behind the scenes of the Republicans upcoming primary for Secretary of State.

The path to Sunday alcohol sales could begin this summer. We discuss on today's show.

A huge show with three great guests! SBA Administrator Linda McMahon, former Indy Car driver Sarah Fisher, and Senator Joe Donnelly sit down with Rob Kendall.

Former Mike Pence Ambassador Diego Morales discusses his decision to form an Exploratory Committee to run for public office.

The Hendricks County Flyer's Sara Nahrwold discusses covering local government and drug epidemic in the county.

Rob rants for 30 minutes about government entities subverting the will of the Indiana Constitution!

Rob looks at HEA 1523, recently vetoed by Governor Holcomb, which would have put a fee on certain public records requests.