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We're back on a Monday after No. 8 Nebraska men's basketball rolled to a win at Northwestern. Could the Huskers rise to their highest ranking ever? Plus Tim Hruza stops by to chat about the first full week of this year's session of the Unicameral!
We have a fantastic and insightful episode ahead as we unpack the unicameral with the truly amazing Cindy Maxwell Ostdiek.In this conversation, we cover a range of critical and timely topics that are currently shaping the political landscape. We start by discussing the recent and significant event: the resignation of former Senator McKeon. The discussion then moves to a less serious but still noteworthy matter: the somewhat silly investigation into Senator Machaela Cavanaugh.Cindy and I will provide invaluable insight into the bills designed to protect our residents from aggressive or unwarranted action by (ICE). Beyond these specific items, we also touch on a much more. Get ready for a informative conversation that aims to demystify the legislative process and highlight the work being done on behalf of the citizens of Nebraska.
We're back on a Monday and we'll update you on everything that went on during the weekend. Plus Tim Hruza joins us to break down the first week of this year's session of the Unicameral and the hearing regarding the possible dismissal of Sen. Dan McKeon. And we chat about Nebraska men's basketball's win at Indiana!
Thank you so much for joining Cindy and me as we take a deep dive into one of the most unique and fascinating aspects of our state's governance: the unicameral. Cindy has some incredible insights and background information ready to share, so prepare for a comprehensive and engaging discussion.We release new episodes every week, covering a range of topics from state politics to local community issues, always aiming to make complex subjects accessible and interesting. To ensure you never miss out on any of the vital conversations we're having, please take a moment right now to subscribe to this podcast on your favorite platform.
We give away tickets to Nebraska men's basketball vs Oregon with our handheld Know Your Ducks trivia contest. Plus we visit with Robin and Dave of the Grow Lincoln team for the first time in the new year. And we chat about the opening of this year's session of the Unicameral!
We welcome back Jack and get ready for the first day of the 2026 session of the Unicameral! Plus Becky Keller of LPD brings us the latest from the files of Crimestoppers. Kaleb Henry of HuskerMax stops by to chat about the latest from the transfer portal and Nebraska men's and women's basketball. And we let you get it off your chest with What Chaps Your Hide?
Cindy Maxwell-Ostdiek is back, and we're looking forward to providing your ears with weekly unicameral updates every Sunday In these episodes, we'll break down what actually happened during the past week of the Legislative session, moving beyond the headlines to give you the context and understanding you need. Crucially, we'll also look ahead, discussing what key debates, votes, and committee hearings you can expect in the upcoming week. This way, you'll be the best-informed citizen at your Monday morning coffee group.
The Republican who has crossed President Trump and Gov. Pillen is focused on healthcare and taxes, but I keep dragging him back into the bathroom!
On Oct. 17th, 2000, Gina Bos was last seen leaving a pub in downtown Lincoln. She has been missing ever since. Her sister, Jannel Rap, advocated for the day to be turned into a state holiday. The Unicameral passed legislation last year to make that happen. Law enforcement officers and family members read off names of missing persons in Nebraska, including some who haven't been seen since the 1970s.
On Oct. 17th, 2000, Gina Bos was last seen leaving a pub in downtown Lincoln. She has been missing ever since. Her sister, Jannel Rap, advocated for the day to be turned into a state holiday. The Unicameral passed legislation last year to make that happen. Law enforcement officers and family members read off names of missing persons in Nebraska, including some who haven't been seen since the 1970s.
What an exciting moment to wrap up this chapter. In this special episode, we're taking a deep dive into the whirlwind that was this past legislative session. We'll be celebrating some of the victories we fought so hard for, acknowledging the progress made, and sharing the highlights of our successes. Of course, we'll also be candid about the challenges we faced and the losses that remind us of the work still ahead. This marks the end of our current season, and we'll be taking a bit of a break. Don't worry, though! We'll be back in full force come January to dissect and analyze the 2026 legislative session. In the meantime, I might just drop in with some bonus episodes and special interviews. So, make sure you are subscribed so you won't miss a thing!nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We wrap up this session of the Unicameral. Plus we crack open the LNK Today Time Capsule and look back on June 1996 and we chat with the voice of Nebraska Volleyball, John Baylor!
We're back from the weekend, chatting about Nebraska baseball at regionals. We check in with Mike Schaefer of 247sports about that and Husker football recruiting. Plus Tim Hruza brings us up to speed as this year's session of the Unicameral enters its final week!
In this episode, we will be delving into several key pieces of legislation that have garnered significant attention. We will be unpacking the details surrounding the recently vetoed bedbug bill, examining the rationale behind its initial passage and the subsequent decision to veto it. Furthermore, we will provide a comprehensive analysis of the anti-trans bill, exploring its potential implications and the broader context surrounding this contentious issue.Beyond these prominent bills, we will also be covering a range of other noteworthy happenings within the unicameral. nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We have a packed agenda today, focusing on several key areas that have recently captured public attention. Firstly, we'll be dissecting the Governor's recent veto actions, specifically examining the implications of the veto of a bill addressing the growing concern of bed bugs. We will provide a comprehensive update on the implementation of the voter-approved minimum wage increases. Beyond these significant issues, we also have a range of other important updates to cover within the unicameral.To reach your U.S. House Representative or Senators, you can call the Capitol Switchboard at (202) 224-3121nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We review Nebraska softball's run through the Baton Rouge regional and chat with NU softball coach Rhonda Revelle. Plus Tim Hruza stops by to update us on the latest from the Unicameral!
We're delighted to have you tune in as we delve into the latest developments from the previous week's session in the unicameral legislature. Our goal is to provide you with a comprehensive overview of the key discussions, debates, and decisions that transpired. Furthermore, we'll offer insights into the upcoming week's legislative agenda, highlighting the bills and issues that are likely to take center stage. Stay with us as we unpack the complexities of Nebraska's unicameral system and help you understand how these proceedings impact our state.
A proposal to reduce inheritance taxes and raise county fees came up two votes short of overcoming a filibuster attempt in the Nebraska Legislature Tuesday evening. Sen. Rob Clements' priority bill, LB468, as amended on the second round of debate, would have reduced the total amount of inheritance taxes Nebraska counties collect by around 24%, Clements said. Nebraska is one of five states with inheritance taxes and eliminating them altogether has been a longtime goal for Clements.
We continue to cover the legislature as the Unicameral debates the implementation of the Sick Leave initiative passed by the voters in November. Plus we get the latest from the files of Crimestoppers from Becky Keller for LPD. And Kaleb Henry of HuskerMax chats about Husker Football!
We lay out the route for Jack's Walk of Shame after his 60 degree guarantee came up short. Plus we check in with Tim Hruza as the Unicameral enters its final three weeks of the session. And Mike Schaefer of HuskerOnline.com stops by to chat Nebraska football!
Today, we're going to be diving deeper into the fascinating discussions and developments surrounding the unicameral legislature from our previous episode. But that's not all! We also want to give you, our valued listeners, a little sneak peek, a little taste, if you will, of what you can expect in the coming week's episode. We've got some really interesting topics lined up, including where things are at with the medical cannabis bill and the budget bill scheduled to resume on Monday. We think it's going to be a really insightful and engaging discussion, and we can't wait to share it with younebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
Lawmakers began their second day debating how best to make up for a significant shortfall in the state budget. In recent years, the state has been flush with cash, thanks to post-pandemic revenue growth and an influx of federal dollars, but this year's budgeting process has looked a little different. Sen. Myron Dorn, a member of the Legislature's Appropriations Committee serving his seventh year in the Unicameral, said most of the body lacks the institutional knowledge and experience that would be valuable.
We come back from a glorious weather weekend in Lincoln to get back to work. We chat about Husker Football recruiting with Mike Schaefer of Husker247. Tim Hruza brings us up to date on the latest from the Unicameral. And Jack proposes a route for his Walk of Shame after his 60 degree guarantee didn't hold. Plus we set a date: June 6!
Our discussion begins with a recap of the impactful "People's Day" event at the state capitol. Next, we'll provide a comprehensive update on the contentious anti-transgender bill currently moving through the legislature. Following that, we will examine a noteworthy bill that proposes removing the lifetime ban on accessing SNAP benefits for certain individuals with drug felonies. Our conversation will then turn to a bill that could have significant implications for the minimum wage earned by 15-year-old workers in Nebraska. Beyond these key issues, we will also touch upon several other important legislative developments from the past two weeks, providing you with a well-rounded overview of the current political landscape in Nebraska.nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
In November, Nebraska voters approved initiatives legalizing possession of up to 5 ounces of medical marijuana. Thursday afternoon, a bill to regulate it advanced from the Legislature's General Affairs Committee.
We're back from Easter weekend with a look at the latest in the city of Lincoln. Jack Mitchell makes a weather guarantee for the people of the City of Lincoln! Plus Tim Hruza updates us on the final few weeks of this year's session of the Unicameral! And Mike Schaefer of Husker247.com visits with us as Nebraska football enters the final week of spring practice!
We have a packed show for you this week, where we'll discuss various legislative topics.First, we'll delve into a controversial bill that would mandate healthcare facilities performing procedural abortions to dispose of fetal remains through cremation or burial. We'll explore the implications of this bill for healthcare providers, patients, and the broader community.Additionally, we'll examine other significant bills from last week, covering various topics and policy areas. Looking ahead to next week, we'll preview a bill that aims to define and restrict the rights of transgender women in various areas. We'll examine the potential consequences of this bill for the transgender community and discuss the broader debate surrounding transgender rights.nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
The effort to regulate medical marijuana in Nebraska faced a setback Thursday afternoon in the Unicameral. The Legislature's General Affairs Committee voted 5 to 3 against advancing a bill meant to regulate medical cannabis. More than two-thirds of Nebraskans voted in favor of legalizing medical marijuana through an initiative in November's election.
We start another week and bask in the start of "Real Spring"! Plus Tim Hruza updates us on the Unicameral and local politics. And Mike Schaefer from Husker 247 has the latest on Husker Spring Football and Baseball salvaging their weekend series at Iowa.
On today's episode, we celebrate the victory of the Winner Take All bill being rejected. This bill would have drastically changed Nebraska's electoral process, and we're relieved that it won't be moving forward. We'll discuss the potential implications of this bill and why it was so important to defeat it.We'll also discuss Senator Victor Rountree's bill, which aims to lift the lifetime ban on public food assistance for Nebraskans convicted of drug felonies. This is a crucial piece of legislation that could significantly impact the lives of many Nebraskans who are struggling to get back on their feet after a conviction. In addition to these two major topics, we'll also cover other bills from last week and give you a preview of what's to come next week in the Nebraska legislature.nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We start another week and review the news of the weekend. We chat about the Good Life Halfsy with Linda Brown from Pink Gorilla Events. Plus Tim Hruza updates us on the Unicameral and local politics. Plus Mike Schaefer of Husker247 stops by to chat about Nebraska men's basketball's run to the Crown. plus Nebraska spring football.
We have a packed agenda today. We will start by reviewing some key bills from last week, including the highly debated minimum wage restriction bill.Then, we'll shift our focus to the week ahead. We'll preview the upcoming legislative agenda, with a special focus on the contentious "winner-take-all" bill. We'll explore its implications, the differing viewpoints surrounding it, and the potential outcomes.Of course, we'll also touch on other important bills that are on the docket for next week, giving you a comprehensive overview of what's happening in the unicameral.nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We take a look back to April 1979 in the LNK Today Time Capsule. We update you on yesterday in the Unicameral and prepare you for today's possible severe weather. Plus John Baylor, the Voice of Husker Volleyball stops by!
We come back from the weekend and wrap up the month of March. Tim Hruza stops by to chat about the latest in the Unicameral. And Mike Schaefer of Husker247 checks in to break down Nebraska spring football, Nebraska men's basketball at the Crown and Husker baseball.
In this episode, we'll start by delving into a topic from the federal level, which is a unique approach compared to our usual format. We'll analyze its implications and potential impact on the local level. Additionally, we'll provide an update on some significant bills discussed in hearings last week, giving you insights into their progress and potential outcomes. We'll also preview what's on the legislative agenda for next week so you can stay informed and engaged with the latest developments in the political landscapenebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
Brand inspectors have been ensuring the ownership of cattle at ranches and feedlots in the parts of Nebraska for more than 100 years. Now, a bill in the Unicameral seeks to exempt feedlots from paying for this inspection. Nebraska Public Media's Brian Beach visited southwest Nebraska to learn why ranchers and beef producers are passionate about the legislation.
We return from the weekend and chat about the Unicameral with Tim Hruza. Plus Mike Schaefer of Husker247 chats about spring football!
We have a recap of some key bills from last week. One that has sparked significant debate aims to restrict public postsecondary educational institutions from establishing or maintaining dedicated offices for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Next, we'll focus on the upcoming week and highlight a few bills that deserve your attention. One such bill is Legislative Bill 706, introduced by Senator McKinney. This bill would mandate that adult protective services social workers accompany law enforcement officers during specific investigations or interventions. We'll delve into the details of this bill and explore its potential impact on vulnerable adults and the agencies tasked with protecting them. We'll analyze these bills and many others, providing you with the information you need to stay informed and engaged in the legislative process.nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We chat with Tim Hruza about the latest in the Unicameral. Plus Mike Schaefer breaks down Nebraska men's basketball's bid to the Crown Tournament. Plus we share our third set of Munch Madness results!
A few things we discuss, we'll delve into a recent update from last week concerning a bill proposing a pay raise for state legislators. We'll explore a bill aimed at providing comprehensive support and early intervention for families and juveniles who are at risk of or already involved in the juvenile justice system. Additionally, we'll provide updates on several key bills that we've covered in previous episodes, keeping you informed about their progress and any significant changes.Finally, we'll look ahead to next week's legislative agenda, highlighting some of the bills that are scheduled for discussion. nebraskalegislature.gov/swingleftnebraska.com/nelegislativestudygroup.com/
We take a look back in the LNK Today Time Capsule to March 2001! Plus we share the latest on the Tyler Goodrich case. We also look back five years to March 11, 2020, as the world began to shut down for COVID. And we chat about the Unicameral as it considers a bill legalizing moblile sports gambling!
We chat with Tim Hruza about the latest going on in the Unicameral. Plus Mike Schaefer of Husker247 assesses Nebraska men's basketball bubble hopes after losing to Minnesota Saturday. And we break down Munch Madness XVI and Jack shares his picks!
The Nebraska Committee on Government, Military and Veterans Affairs heard public testimony on LR14, a resolution that would remove the expiration date for Convention of States in Nebraska. The Unicameral originally passed COS Action's Article V resolution in 2022, making it the 17th state to join the movement.
We reveal the Munch Madness XVI bracket, plus Tim Hruza checks in on everything in the Unicameral and Mike Schaefer of Husker247 stops by to chat about Husker Athletics!
Bills We Discussed Today:LB512Adopt The Chemical Abortion Safety Protocol ActLB213Require The State Board of Ed (...) standards on human embryologyLB374Adopt the Licensed Midwives Practice ActLB676Amends the Certified Nurse Midwifery Practice ActLB310Provide an Exemption from Newborn ScreeningLB77 Adopt the Ensuring Transparency in Prior Authorization ActLB527Adopt the Medicaid Access and Quality ActLB436Change provisions of the NE Regulation of Health Professions ActLB554Create the Nebraska Health Professions CommissionLB110Provide Requirements for Pelvic ExamsLB515Provide Requirements for Certain Prescription RefillsLB66 Adopt the Uniform Health Care Decisions ActLB202Exempt Certain Activities (...) under the Medicine & Surgery Practice ActLB655Provide for Medical Conscience-based objectionsLB89 Adopt the Stand with Women ActLB605Require School Board (...) Transgender student participation (...)NAPA Bill Tracker:https://nebraskaallianceforphysicianadvocacy.org/legislation-summaries/ Governor Pillen's Budget Proposal:https://das.nebraska.gov/budget/publications/docs/2025-2027/2025/ExecutiveBudgetinBrief2025-2027Biennium.pdf Nebraska Examiner article about the Governor's budget:https://nebraskaexaminer.com/2025/01/15/gov-pillen-proposes-his-answer-to-432-million-projected-budget-shortfall/ 5 Things to Know About the Governor's Budget from Open Sky Policy Institute: https://www.openskypolicy.org/5-things-to-know-about-the-governors-budget/ Note about Legislative recordings - can be found at the bottom of each day's overview page on the Legislative website. The calendar can be found here:https://nebraskalegislature.gov/calendar/calendar.php Find your senator here:https://nebraskalegislature.gov/senators/senator_find.phpAll introduced legislation can be found here:https://nebraskalegislature.gov/bills/search_by_date.php?SessionDay=2025 Nebraska Legislature's Health and Human Services Committee homepage, including list of members:https://nebraskalegislature.gov/committees/landing_pages/index.php?cid=8 We rely on your donations to keep producing this podcast content and to support physician advocacy in Nebraska. If you would like to support Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy, a 501(c)(3) organization in Nebraska please click toDONATE NOW. If you have questions or answers, please email us at contact@nebraskaallianceforphysicianadvocacy.org Please check out our website at:Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy Follow on social media:@NEAllianceforPhysicianAdvocacy on Instagram
We are rereleasing our episodes that explain the composition and basic function of the Nebraska Unicameral, that were first published in January 2024. Join Rachel and Libby in discussing the the structure of the Unicameral and the ways that we can become more involved with the legislative process. Rules of the NE Unicameral Legislature (2023-2024): https://nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/Current/PDF/Rules/RuleBook.pdf Nebraska Public Media Live Stream: https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/watch/live/ Unicameral Update:https://update.legislature.ne.gov/ We rely on your donations to keep producing this podcast content and to support physician advocacy in Nebraska. If you would like to support Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy, a 501(c)(3) organization in Nebraska please click to DONATE NOW. If you have questions or answers, please email us at contact@nebraskaallianceforphysicianadvocacy.org Please check out our website at: Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy Follow on social media: @NEAllianceforPhysicianAdvocacy on Instagram
We are RERELEASING our two episodes from January 2024 which explain the basic functions of the Nebraska Unicameral. In this episode, Part 2 of 2, Rachel Gibson and Libby Crockett discuss the process of how a legislative Bill is introduced in the Unicameral and we follow it through the legislative process until it either becomes law or does not. Nebraska Public Media Live Stream: https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/watch/live/ Unicameral Update:https://update.legislature.ne.gov/ We rely on your donations to keep producing this podcast content and to support physician advocacy in Nebraska. If you would like to support Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy, a 501(c)(3) organization in Nebraska please click to DONATE NOW. If you have questions or answers, please email us at contact@nebraskaallianceforphysicianadvocacy.org Please check out our website at: Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy Follow on social media: @NEAllianceforPhysicianAdvocacy on Instagram
As of January 22, 2025, 435 legislative bills have been introduced in the Nebraska Legislature and we have a few days left. How can a group of 49 people get anything done with that many bills to consider in 60 (or 90) days? Clear processes, agreed upon rules, and a committee based structure. Join Rachel Gibson and Libby Crockett as we explore this topic further. Lawmaking in Nebraska:https://nebraskalegislature.gov/about/lawmaking.php 2025 Legislative Calendar: https://nebraskalegislature.gov/calendar/calendar.php?cal_start=2025-01-19 2025 Legislative Committees NE: https://nebraskalegislature.gov/pdf/committees/roster.pdf Rules of the NE Unicameral Legislature (2023-2024): https://nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/Current/PDF/Rules/RuleBook.pdf Nebraska Public Media Live Stream: https://nebraskapublicmedia.org/en/watch/live/ Unicameral Update:https://update.legislature.ne.gov/ We rely on your donations to keep producing this podcast content and to support physician advocacy in Nebraska. If you would like to support Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy, a 501(c)(3) organization in Nebraska please click to DONATE NOW. If you have questions or answers, please email us at contact@nebraskaallianceforphysicianadvocacy.org Please check out our website at: Nebraska Alliance for Physician Advocacy Follow on social media: @NEAllianceforPhysicianAdvocacy on Instagram
Welcome to Season 2 of the Orthobullets Podcast. Today's show is Core, where we review Core Knowledge for Orthopaedic Surgeons. This episode will cover the topic of Unicameral Bone Cyst, from our Pathology section at Orthobullets.com. Follow Orthobullets on Social Media: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube
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