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The New Uncivil War
Catching up with Georgia’s two newly elected PSC officials + Deadly ICE & Stacy makes it official
Georgia's newest Public Service Commissioners - Dr. Alicia Johnson & Peter Hubbard - joined the show.
A deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis ignites a political firestorm, and Ron isn’t buying the official spin. As DHS Secretary Kristi (“Cosplay Barbie”) Noem rushed to label the incident “domestic terrorism,” video evidence and expert voices raise serious questions about what really happened and whether facts were sacrificed for politics. Even worse, former (and current) DHS officials are stunned by her rush to speak on the situation.
Later in the show, newly elected Georgia Public Service Commissioners Dr. Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard join Ron to discuss skyrocketing utility rates, Georgia Power’s profits, and what consumers can expect next as Democrats finally gain seats on the PSC.
Also, Stacey Abrams officially says “no” to a gubernatorial run in 2026, but progressives should fear not: you have a candidate on the ballot in May if you can get past her being Muslim.
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The Politics Bar
Weekdays at 6pm
Jody Hamilton and Shawn "Smith" Peirce are the proprietors of The Politics Bar, a progressive audio show that recreates the spirit of the old neighborhood bar where friends could discuss the news of the day without starting a brawl. Jody is an Emmy-nominated, award-winning media producer, actress, and radio host—daughter of TV producer Joe Hamilton and comedy legend Carol Burnett—who's made her own mark in media through "The Carol Burnett: Show Stoppers," "The Porkchop Playhouse," "From The Bunker" podcast, and her work as executive producer and fill-in host of "The Stephanie Miller Show". Shawn is a long-time national media producer and radio talent who's one of the few producers in U.S. political media to have worked on the left, right, and center, including more than a decade with "The Randi Rhodes Show" and stints producing "The Stephanie Miller Show," "The Bill Press Show," "The Laura Ingraham Radio Show," and "The Steele & Ungar Show" for SiriusXM. The show airs weeknights on progressive radio affiliates nationwide and is available on-demand through podcast platforms and Substack subscription.
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