Dead But Not Done: Adriana Smith, Georgia’s Abortion Law, and the Fight for Human Dignity

Miami Just Canceled Its Elections? Democracy Delayed and Dollars Saved

In this episode of Pulse and Politics, host Alana Sanders breaks down the City of Miami’s controversial decision to cancel its November 2025 municipal elections and move them to 2026. Supporters of the decision argue that aligning elections with state and federal races could increase voter turnout and save the city a significant amount of money. They claim this change could reduce the costs of administering a stand-alone election and improve efficiency. However, critics—including Florida’s Attorney General—say this is a serious overreach of power. They argue that the City Charter and Florida law require voter approval for any change in election timing or extension of elected terms. Without a referendum, many believe this ordinance violates democratic principles and could face legal challenges. Alana breaks down the legal arguments, the political motives, and what this decision could mean for cities across the country. Is this a practical financial move or a dangerous disruption of democracy? Tune in to find out.

Billionaire Beef & Budget Cuts: What They’re Not Telling You & Politics" with Alana Sanders

While Elon Musk and Donald Trump dominate headlines with their social media feud, President Trump is quietly proposing a $9.4 billion cut to the Recession Relief Package—slashing funds for housing, childcare, and nutrition. Meanwhile, the newly passed H.R. 7852 threatens Medicaid coverage for millions. Host Alana Sanders breaks it all down and asks: Is the drama a distraction from the real crisis? Tune in to Pulse and Politics to get informed, stay engaged, and take action.

Dead But Not Done: Adriana Smith, Georgia’s Abortion Law, and the Fight for Human Dignity

When does life end—and who gets to decide what happens next? In this powerful episode of Pulse and Politics, host Alana Sanders confronts the heartbreaking and controversial case of Adriana Smith—a 30-year-old Black woman from Georgia, declared brain dead while nine weeks pregnant, yet kept on life support due to the state’s abortion laws. Alana breaks down the legal loopholes, the moral outrage, and the inhumane treatment Adriana’s family is enduring under Georgia’s “heartbeat law.” This episode challenges what it means to protect life—and who’s really being protected. If you care about bodily autonomy, reproductive justice, or simply believe that death should come with dignity, this is a must-listen. Follow, rate, and share to keep the conversation going. #PulseAndPolitics #AdrianaSmith #AbortionRights #GeorgiaLaw #HumanDignity

Renaming the Gulf, Ignoring the Struggle: The Gulf of America Distraction

While you're budgeting between eggs and electricity, Congress has decided the real emergency… is renaming the Gulf of Mexico. In this episode, host Alana Sanders dives deep into the Gulf of America Act, introduced by Marjorie Taylor Greene and backed by a majority in the House. With humor and hard truth, Alana unpacks the absurdity of this political stunt, breaks down who’s behind it, and exposes how lawmakers keep choosing performative patriotism over real solutions—like healthcare, inflation, Social Security, and voting rights. Tune in to laugh, learn, and get loud about what really matters.

"Georgia's Reading Revolution: Breaking Down SB 93

In this episode, we dive deep into Senate Bill 93 (SB 93), the groundbreaking legislation awaiting Governor Brian Kemp’s signature that could change the way reading is taught across Georgia. We’ll break down what the three cueing method is, why it’s being banned, and how phonics-based instruction is making a strong comeback. Join us as we explore how SB 93 reshapes teacher preparation programs, phases out outdated interventions like Reading Recovery, and introduces $10 million in funding for new literacy coaches. Find out what this means for our students, our teachers, and the future of education in Georgia. Class is in session—let’s get into it!