What's Going On in the Statehouse
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<p>Host Keiffer Mitchell gives candid insights on how things get done under the statehouse dome. </p>
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10/28/2025
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Recent Episodes
April 7, 2026
A Conversation with Governor Haley Barbour
In this episode of What’s Going On in the Statehouse, Keiffer Mitchell sits down with Haley Barbour, former Mississippi governor, RNC chairman, Reagan White House advisor, and co-founder of BGR Group. Barbour traces his rise from working on the Nixon campaign to leading efforts for Ford in the South, serving in the Reagan White House, chairing the RNC, and ultimately winning two terms as governor of Mississippi, where he led the state through Hurricane Katrina, the worst natural disaster in A...
March 13, 2026
What Happens Between Texas Sessions?
The Texas legislature only meets 140 days every two years, so what happens during the interim? In this episode of What’s Going On in the Statehouse, Keiffer Mitchell talks with BGR’s Jerry Strickland and Caitriana Corkill about the Texas legislative interim and how it quietly shapes the next session. They also break down the latest Texas primary elections and what the results signal for the state’s political future. Plus: property taxes, grid reliability, school choice, and the policy battles...
March 12, 2026
Leadership, Legacy, and Black History
In this special Black History Month episode of What’s Going On in the Statehouse, Keiffer Mitchell sits down with Mayor Steven Benjamin and Labriah Holt for a conversation on leadership, service, and the enduring impact of Black Americans on our nation’s story.
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