Make It Make Sense, Alabama
Make It Make Sense, Alabama is a podcast focused on accountability, justice, and civic understanding across the state of Alabama.Hosted by two Alabama residents who believe people deserve clear, accurate information, the show breaks down how systems actually work.
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E32 Does Tommy Tuberville Actually Live in Alabama? Ken McFeeters Wants a Court to Decide (opens the original)
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Does Tommy Tuberville actually meet Alabama's constitutional residency requirement to become governor? Ken McFeeters doesn’t think so. The former Republican candidate for Alabama governor joins us again on Make It Make Sense, Alabama for an update on his ongoing challenge to Tommy Tuberville's eligibility. Since our first conversation with Ken, a LOT has happened. McFeeters challenged Tuberville's eligibility through the Alabama Republican Party, participated in a closed hearing before the party
E31 Who Controls Your Vote? Dr. Douglas Frank on Election Integrity in Alabama (opens the original)
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How much do you really know about what happens to your vote after you cast it? In this episode of Make It Make Sense, Alabama , Neeli Faulkner sits down with Dr. Douglas Frank, a scientist, former mathematics teacher, and nationally known election-integrity activist who has spent years analyzing voter registration and election data across the country. Dr. Frank walks us through how he analyzes voter rolls, why he believes local election officials have lost too much control over election data, an
E30 Faith, Family, Freedom: John Mills on Election Integrity and the Fight for Alabama's Gulf Coast (opens the original)
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This week on Make It Make Sense Alabama , Whitney and Neeli sit down with John Mills, a retired U.S. Navy pilot and constitutional conservative running for Congress in Alabama's newly drawn First District. John shares his path from enlisting at 17 to a 26-year Navy career, his award-winning work in emergency management during Gulf Coast hurricanes, and how that experience shapes his views on disaster preparedness today. The conversation turns to election integrity, where John discusses his work
E29 What the Hell Is Going On? (With Us.) (opens the original)
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We're back... and we've got a lot to talk about. In this special Yap Session , Neeli and Whitney sit down to catch up on everything that's been happening behind the scenes at Murder Creek Media. From why episodes have been delayed to the investigative projects currently in the works, this is an unfiltered conversation about where we've been, where we're headed, and why we're more committed than ever to holding power accountable. We discuss the overwhelming number of tips coming into our inboxes,
E29 Inside One Alabama Mother's Fight With DHR (opens the original)
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In this episode of Make It Make Sense, Alabama , we continue our look at Alabama's child welfare system by speaking with Baldwin County mother Lindsey Barrios , who shares her experience navigating DHR, family court, and a custody battle that has now stretched on for years. Lindsey walks us through the timeline leading up to the removal of her children, including two separate custody disputes, allegations that she says she wasn't informed of until months later, and evidence she believes should h
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