What do reproductive rights actually mean, and what happens when a state tries to limit them? In this episode, Jenice Fountain Executive Director of Yellowhammer Fund talks through what reproductive rights include, why they matter for everyday people, and how they’re changing since Dobbs. We also dig into Yellowhammer Fund v. Marshall, the federal lawsuit challenging Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall’s threats to prosecute people and organizations who help Alabamians travel to other states for reproductive healthcare.

What does it look like to study law while watching the law change in real time?In this episode, we talk about Jordan Davis journey to law school, politics, the candidates shaping the future, breaking down government, and why young people need to be more involved in the decisions that affect us all.A conversation about law, politics, and the power of the next generation.#Podcast #Law #Politics #Youth

In this episode, I sit down with Tafeni English, Director of the Alabama State Office of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), to explore her journey into civil rights work and the mission that drives the organization today. We talk about her personal path, the challenges she’s faced, and the vital role SPLC continues to play in the fight for justice. From groundbreaking legal victories, like bankrupting the Ku Klux Klan, to ongoing efforts that protect and uplift vulnerable communities, Tafeni shares an inside perspective on how the SPLC’s work continues to shape Alabama and beyond.