The 2008 Session
of the Indiana General Assembly could
bring changes in Hoosier government
unlike anything seen in the past
century. The property tax crisis
has created a movement for government
reform, but what direction will it
take? 2008 also marks the 26th year
of Indiana Lawmakers on WFYI, the
longest-running broadcast of Indiana
political issues in the state. Indiana
Lawmakers with Jon Schwantes will
track the path of these changes with
the men and women casting the votes
- your legislators and political
leaders.
Every week you'll hear from the
elected officials making the decisions
that will affect you and your family.
Join host Jon Schwantes and Indiana
Public Broadcasting reporter Mary
Hartnett as they follow the issues
and ask the hard questions you want
answered. Expert analyst Ed Feigenbaum
will offer a candid assessment of
the political action when rhetoric
is set aside. Property taxes, schools,
healthcare - count on Indiana Lawmakers
and WFYI to challenge your legislators
on the issues that matter to you.
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 Jon Schwantes,
a panelist on Indiana Public Television’s
weekly, political round-table series
Indiana Week in Review, will serve
as studio host and moderator for
Indiana Lawmakers. During each weekly
installment of Indiana Lawmakers,
Schwantes will expand on timely topics
by moderating in-studio roundtable
discussions while publisher Ed
Feigenbaum will offer viewers
an insider’s commentary. WFYI
Public Radio’s Mary
Hartnett will file weekly
reports from the Statehouse.
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 An
Iowa native, Hartnett has more than
20 years of broadcast journalism
experience, including 15 years in
public radio news and public affairs
programming. Through the years, Hartnett
has served as a newscaster and public
affairs producer for NPR affiliates
in Toledo, Iowa City, and most recently,
Chapel Hill, North Carolina. She
earned her bachelor’s and master’s
degrees in journalism and mass communications
from Iowa State University. |
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