In this episode of Candidate Interview: State Rep. Cherrish Pryor, I sit down for a substantive conversation about representation, accountability, and the real-life policy decisions shaping Indiana House District 94 and communities across Indianapolis. This discussion dives deep into the issues Hoosiers are facing right now, including affordability, rising utility rates, childcare costs, housing instability, public safety, healthcare access, education funding, worker protections, and civil rights.

I explore how State Rep. Pryor approaches the growing cost of living crisis, from holding utility companies accountable to advocating for affordable daycare solutions that support working families. We discuss the importance of supporting immigrant-owned small businesses in areas like the International Marketplace, and what economic fairness looks like in a diverse district.

Housing affordability and property tax concerns take center stage, along with conversations about preventing displacement and strengthening neighborhoods. We also break down the balance between public safety and mental health services, the fight to raise Indiana’s minimum wage, the role of unions, and why civil rights protections remain critical in today’s political climate.

The conversation expands into environmental quality, infrastructure investment, Medicaid expansion, mental healthcare access, and public education accountability, connecting local policy to broader historical and systemic challenges. For viewers who want to understand why society functions the way it does—and how state-level decisions influence everyday life— this interview provides context, clarity, and thoughtful debate.

If you follow Indiana politics, state legislature races, public policy analysis, grassroots democracy, or Indianapolis community issues, this episode delivers an in-depth look at leadership and representation in action.

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In this Candidate Interview: Tyler Bridges, I take a deep dive into the future of Indiana House District 11 with Democratic candidate Tyler Bridges. This conversation explores the real socio-economic challenges facing communities across Indiana, including unequal access to resources, economic instability, worker protections, childcare affordability, public education funding, and environmental responsibility.

I focus on the bigger question many Hoosiers are asking right now: why society looks the way it does—and what practical solutions can actually fix it. Tyler shares his vision for economic fairness in Indiana, discussing policies that prioritize working families, local communities, and small businesses over unchecked corporate influence. We also examine proposals such as raising the minimum wage, strengthening labor rights, expanding childcare access, improving public school investment, and giving local governments stronger authority over land use and environmental protections.

This interview goes beyond headlines and campaign slogans. It connects Indiana politics, Midwestern history, grassroots democracy, and modern public policy to the everyday realities voters experience. The episode concludes with a rapid-fire accountability round, offering clear, direct answers on the most pressing political questions shaping the district and the state.

If you follow Indiana elections, state house races, Democratic candidates, political interviews, public policy debates, or civic engagement, this discussion is designed to inform, challenge, and spark meaningful thought about the future of Indiana and the direction of American democracy.

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In this in-depth candidate interview, Kacey Blundell, Democratic candidate for Indiana State Senate District 38, discusses the most pressing challenges facing working families and local communities across Indiana. The conversation explores key policy priorities including economic development, affordable housing, public education, workforce and trade programs, healthcare access, environmental responsibility, and justice system reform.

Blundell outlines a vision centered on strengthening local economies, supporting small businesses, protecting workers’ rights, and expanding opportunities for students through career training and quality schools. The discussion also examines how balanced industrial growth and environmental protection can coexist to create sustainable prosperity for future generations in the Midwest.

Beyond individual policies, this interview looks at the broader forces shaping Indiana politics, community wellbeing, and long-term social change. Viewers interested in state government, grassroots democracy, Midwestern public policy, political history, and civic engagement will gain insight into how local leadership decisions influence everyday life—and what practical solutions may help move communities forward.

Whether following the Indiana State Senate race, researching candidates before voting, or simply seeking thoughtful political discussion about the direction of society, this conversation provides meaningful context and perspective.

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