Watch now (43 mins) | Come sit with us for a conversation about grief, hope, fear, organizing, and the woman behind the headlines

Watch now | A conversation with Jyot Singh about growing up in Gwinnett, finding his way into politics, and what happens when the people around you decide you’re ready.

A conversation with Dr. Jasmine Clark about science, public health, food safety, affordability, and the road to Congress

I first got to know Sam Park by showing up. Ten years later, I invited him into the armchair so you could get to know the person behind the title.

A very hot summer evening, an unexpected ant, a lot of laughter, and a conversation with my friend Austin Heller about finding your lane and showing up.

Watch now | A conversation with Commissioner Kirkland Carden about the people, problems and possibilities shaping Gwinnett

Watch now | Sometimes the people changing our community are the ones who never planned to.

Watch now | Claire Gul, Chair of Gwinnett Indivisible, joins me before a live audience to talk about grassroots organizing, coalition building, and what it really means to win the year.

"Campaigns aren't won by scripts. They're won one conversation at a time."

Watch now | State Representative Akbar Ali joined me in the armchair for a conversation about governing, affordability, consumer protection, democracy, and why he still believes our best days are ahea...

You don't have to love politics to be affected by it. From your power bill to your healthcare to your local community, government decisions touch all of us.

Caitlyn Gegen joined me in The Armchair for an insightful, unscripted conversation about leadership, the issues facing North Georgia, and why she is running for Congress

The conversation isn't just about data centers … it's about knowing who represents you, who makes the decisions, and why showing up still matters.

A recap of our community conversation on the Special Legislative Session, affordable housing, data centers, public safety, property taxes, and the questions that matter most to our community