Decisions With Kevin Elkins

A Conversation about current day reparations, Are they warranted.?

Each time this conversation comes up in America, there are strong and very strong opinions. We had Part 1 of a small conversation on the subject this morning, what say you?

State Representative former and Current, Kirk Hatcher and John Knight in separate Conversation along with other matters

Today December 3, 2020  Rep Hatcher Dist. 78 Montgomery There has been a conversation around His campaign, We talk about it here later in the hour John Knight  stops by to comment

Former State Senator Dick Brewbaker A conversation about the proposed property tax to raise the millage for Montgomery Public School in Montgomery, Alabama

Very few things get a conversation  going like one about asking the citizens about giving a govt. body more money. even when it is for "Public Schools"

Covid 19 Do They know what they are doing, IS Politics getting in the way of a cure? A short Conversation

Jon C. Davidson MD

Radiology • Cleveland, OH

Interventional Neuroradiology, Vascular & Interventional Radiology

Assistant Professor, Radiology, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Father James Dean of St. Joseph Catholic Church Prattville , Ala and Brian Petters of St Bede Catholic Church Montgomery, Alabama

Our Monthly Discussion on "The Faith" On Newsradio1440 wlwi-am ( Montgomery alabama ) www.newsradio1440.com

The Honorable Dr. Richard Bailey Alabama's foremost Authority on Alabama History and "That Flag"

A deep look at the Confederate Flag Issue, Is it perception or really, a symbol of heritage or oppression, Depends on Whom  you ask ! History presented in the naked truth, nothing Personal.

Todays Guest : Jana Bailey, State Rep. Kirk Hatcher and County School Board Member Erica Smith

 The Vote is to Let the request for higher Mill rate increase  be put on the ballot and let the people of Montgomery County decide. Isn't that the American way? If most of the people feel the way most of You do in this thread, then go Vote No!! , But you can't say You believe in the American way and deny Americans the right to vote on an issue😳  What America does not want the People involved in the process . It has been over 50 years sine Montgomery County Alabama  School System has increased there funding.  I say it is time to. What say you?

Interview with Newly Elected Mayor of Montgomery Alabama His Honor, Steven Reed

Being a new Mayor is a tough road all by itself,  Add to that a whole Legislative Body,  State Senate and House of Representatives who have made it their Number 1 Priority to stop You from taking this Historic City in a direction it has never gone, One of equitable resource distribution so that all parts of the City of Montgomery gets equal treatment,which in my 28 yrs here has never happened. There are 26 Cities who have had the Authority to impose a Occupational Tax to raise funds for their Cities. But as soon as The Mayor and City Council Members of the City of Montgomery , Alabama try to impose one  the whole State Government  of Alabama "Stopped" them. But figure this, none of the other 26 Cities In Alabama were told they could not have theirs. So People of Montgomery are asking "Is it Color"? if it is not, then why let others do what Montgomery can't?.   Listen to the Mayor hear his thoughts on this and other issues. 

His Honor Steven Reed Mayor of Montgomery Alabama

A conversation about moving Montgomery Alabama  forward and one of the ways to do that is imposing an "Occupational Tax". The conversation is firm and interesting. To add to the problem in the Alabama Legislature  House and Senate , want to stop Montgomery from imposing such a tax. What is at odds here is there are 26 cities in Alabama that have it. But since Montgomery wants it to sure up a revenues stream for Montgomery  now are politicians want to stop Montgomery from doing what others are doing (26 cities ). So the plan is  stop Montgomery, But let the other 26 cities keep theirs. 

Baron Coleman with Donald Jenkins

A conversation about current issues, mainly The Occupational Tax  that was just passed by Montgomery City Council