Open in app

Sign In

Write

Sign In

Robert Kahne
Robert Kahne

140 Followers

Home

About

Jan 4, 2018

Top Albums of 2017

I have done a post about my favorite albums for about a half-decade. It’s become a bit of a tradition, but I admit I somewhat dreaded this year’s list. It’s been a weird year for me with respect to music. There is a lot of new stuff that I am…

Music

2 min read

Music

2 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

1/3/18 — Cherlynn Stevenson

Session Starts, Jeff Hoover is playing House of Cards The session began yesterday, Jan. 2, and man were there some fireworks. As we talked about in a previous show, Jeff Hoover had to resign DURING the session in order for it to be legal. …

Politics

3 min read

Politics

3 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

12/22/17 — Rep. Dan Johnson, Bevin’s Blocks, Who’s Speaker?, and the Shortfall Blues

Dan Johnson The biggest story in Kentucky politics over the past few weeks has been the massive Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting story about Bulleit County state representative Dan “Pope” Johnson, and Rep. Johnson’s suicide last week. We first started talking about Dan Johnson last year, when the the Republican…

Politics

6 min read

Politics

6 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

12/14/17 — The Budget Process in Kentucky

The Budget Process in Kentucky We’ve talked about a ton of stuff that the legislature has done since we started the podcast, but in reality, the Kentucky legislature has ONE real job: setting the biennial budget. Kentucky’s legislature actually didn’t used to meet every year, it used to be the…

Politics

3 min read

Politics

3 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

12/6/17 — Updates on Sexual Harassment in KY Legislature, Eric C. Conn, & the 6th US Congressional Race

Jim Gray Jumps In After months of speculation, Lexington Mayor Jim Gray announced that he was running for the 6th District US Congress seat in 2018. Gray has been the Mayor of Lexington for 6 years and before that, he ran his family business Gray Construction and served on the…

Politics

7 min read

Politics

7 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

11/30/17 — Movies and Roads

Movie Money So today we’re talking about a part of state government that many don’t think about — movie production incentives! Can you think of movies made in Kentucky? About once a month or so, people appointed by the governor meet in secret session to discuss movie making. The goal…

Transportation

5 min read

Transportation

5 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

11/23/17 — Bevin Wins on Boards, Dan Johnson Removed, & Trump v. Louisville

Court rules mostly, but not all the way of favor of Bevin This case is about several education boards. Andy Beshear sued Bevin, arguing that reorganizations should be left up to the legislature and that Bevin exceeded his authority by reorganizing these boards For actions in June that were issued…

Politics

5 min read

Politics

5 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

11/14/17 — Updates: Pension Plan, Rand Paul, Dan Johnson, & Jeff Hoover

Pension Reform Update When we last talked about pensions two weeks ago with Morgan McGarvey, Jeff Hoover was still the speaker of the House and a bill had been released. Now that people have had a few weeks to process the bill, there is more to say. We have a…

Pensions

5 min read

Pensions

5 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

11/8/17 — The Fall of Jeff Hoover, Councilman Dan Johnson’s Harassment Trial, Rand Paul Assaulted, & Alison Lundergan Grimes Controversy

The Fall of Jeff Hoover On Nov. 1, the Courier-Journal reported that Speaker Jeff Hoover had secretly settled a sexual harassment claim against him. The Courier was made aware of this settlement by being leaked copies of the text messages. …

Politics

13 min read

Politics

13 min read


Published in My Old Kentucky Podcast

·Jan 4, 2018

10/25/17 — Took Back Cheapside & Pension Framework

Took Back Cheapside Back in August, the city council unanimously voted to move two Confederate statues (John Breckenridge and John Hunt Morgan) that were located in the Cheapside pavilion area of downtown Lexington. A group called Take Back Cheapside had been advocating for the removal of these statues for the…

Politics

5 min read

Politics

5 min read

Robert Kahne

Robert Kahne

140 Followers

30.

Following
  • Will Leitch

    Will Leitch

  • Foursquare

    Foursquare

  • Avik Roy

    Avik Roy

  • John Vincent Shrader

    John Vincent Shrader

  • Sarah Cattan

    Sarah Cattan

Help

Status

Writers

Blog

Careers

Privacy

Terms

About

Text to speech