The Ron Show

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Ron takes a hard but hopeful look at the state of civil rights in America with ⁠Alicia Thomas Searcy⁠, former Georgia state representative, CEO of Morgan Enterprises, and founder of the ⁠Center for Strong Public Schools.⁠ The conversation explores how Dr. King’s vision holds up amid rising white nationalist rancor directly from The White House, attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion, and growing concerns […]

With a new lieutenant governor candidate in the Democratic primary in Macon-Bibb official ⁠Seth Clark⁠, Ron caught up with Georgia NOW reporter Jenna Eason to get the scoop. Jenna covered the region before at the Macon Telegraph and had interviewed Clark early in her career and offered her insights. Later, Ron connected with 25-year-old ⁠Adrian Consonery Jr.⁠, a first-time candidate running for Georgia Secretary of State, to talk voting access, […]

In Georgia, attention turns to the ⁠start of the legislative session⁠, the state’s massive budget surplus, transit and infrastructure debates, and what lawmakers ⁠may — or may not — accomplish⁠ in an election year. With ⁠activists there to "pack the capitol,"⁠ Ron hung out at the capitol and caught up with Georgia 50501 vice-chair Briana Boyd about events they participated in with other organizations throughout metro Atlanta - from protests […]

The U.S. operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has ignited fierce legal and political debate. Joined by CBS News legal analyst Thane Rosenbaum, Ron examines whether this was a lawful extradition or a dangerous precedent for international relations. Georgia House (23rd district) Democratic candidate ⁠Scott Sanders⁠ joins Ron to discuss Georgia’s latest special election and voter frustration in deeply Republican districts. Also, former Fulton County […]