I learn so much from Greg and the gang every day!

Greg Bluestein is a political guru!

Tia Mitchell is the standout on this podcast. She delivers content as a journalist—doesn’t flavor it with her opinion. Patricia Murphy is great too. I fast forward through Bill Nigut’s commentary because it’s always his opinion. Reign it in Bill! Also bored with Greg’s constant patter about his personal life. Just the news please.

Informative and interesting podcast that unfortunately has a decidedly progressive bias. This bias bleeds through in almost all of their reports with some commentators doing better than others to hide what appear to be their true feelings. I listen because there are no other channels available to me where local issues of political importance are regularly discussed. They could do better but it doesn't seem like this is a priority of the panelists.

Before Bill Nigut joined, this podcast was fairly balanced. The addition of Nigut has turned the podcast decidedly to the left. As unofficial emcee Nigut constantly asks loaded questions and presents slanted views of known to take the conversation decidedly left. There’s nothing wrong with that, but the AJC needs to be honest what this show is - a politics conversation largely by progressives for a progressive audience.

Love the new format with Bill summarizing and moderating! Hope it continues!

Glad to see a well rounded approach 👍🏽

Wonderful dialog on current and future issues facing Georgians. The panelists are very adept on focusing on the critical points of each issue. Listening to the program each day is uplifting.

Her and aoc have IQs as high as Nikema williams blood pressure minus 100

I was so distressed when Political Rewind went off the air—it had helped me survive the pandemic and a previous President! Thank goodness AJC has brought us this. The respectful, balanced discussions among well-informed people with differing perspectives gives me hope. It reminds me that people I disagree with also have sincerely held views and aren’t monsters. All the brilliant hosts have engaging personalities, each adding their own sparkle and humor at times.

I have missed political rewind so much. Was super happy to hear of this podcast!

Every Thursday I made it my duty to listen to Patricia and Greg. I’m shocked over the change and why… sadly I believe I’ll be unfollowing the show. One too many sardines in the can.

For about one hour per week in three episodes, Greg and Patricia delivered a great summary of the week in Washington and politics. It contained little to none of their opinion, just a quick overview. This is why I listen to podcasts and dropped terrestrial radio about ten years ago. Now the new format is full of fluff and advertising. It seems to be a pathway to promote the radio show. I will never listen to that! I have enjoyed listening to Tia, she has been a good addition. Bill Nigut has been just the opposite! Here’s a few examples: 1. He constantly talks over and cuts off his colleagues and guests. 2. He regularly has to be corrected for inaccurate statements by his colleagues and guests. 3. He regularly cuts off guests he is interviewing to add his own opinion. I don’t expect to listen to many more episodes. The AJC had a really good podcast and someone totally screwed it up!

I am delighted with the return of Political Rewind under the new name of Politically Georgia under the auspices of the Atlanta Journal Constitution. The podcast has helped me keep up on Georgia and national current events, to understand the relation between the 2 and individuals who helped shape history. I appreciate you all.

Once great locally-focused podcast is now mostly a rehash of the national shows that do that better. With the shift to daily, there was no additional content, just 3 hours of bloat. Bill Nigut is also terrible chemistry. Instead of facilitating, he is interrupting and bloviating.

We have enough national news outlets, media, and podcasts, but state and local politics are what make the biggest differences in our lives. Politically Georgia, like it’s predecessor Political Rewind, gets important information out to Georgians with expertise, analysis, and compassion. Bill Nigut has such a draw and makes you want to listen to the conversation. Bill, Tia, Patricia, and Greg all listen to each other and communicate so effectively. Makes my life better! Kudos to AJC and WABE for partnering to get this important information out to us 5 days a week.

There is way too much Bill Nigut on this show. He talks over the women and interrupts others. I used to be listen to every episode for insightful Georgia politics, can’t do it any more.

It’s incredible! So glad it’s going daily — and on the radio. Perfect timing.

I’m so thankful to have this team covering Georgia and national news. They are truly awesome. Thank you for bringing Bill Nyegut back! Bravo!

To pad the new format they have to cover federal politics as well. It became bloated and repetitive given other more incisive outlets that cover national politics as well. I subscribed to get distilled GA politics insights but now I have get through repetitive narratives I get elsewhere. I understand that the creators need reason for the increased staff to give everyone some room to shine. Unfortunately, my time is too limited so this podcast has to leave my feed.

I wish this podcast was seven days a week. It’s smart, informative and hilarious. I am so glad I found this podcast. Great work! I love Greg!

Far too much editorial from Bill and Tia on national politics.

Love the informative format. Love the idea of more podcast. Great timing for this junkie. Love the news and analysis.

What an amazing team! I love the expanded format. And most of all I love the original reporting from Bluestein and Tia!

This podcast is on fire!! I loved the podcast with Patricia and Greg and listened to every episode. The new energy and structure with Bill Nigut takes this podcast to a whole new level. Bill’s historical and cultural knowledge make this fun, educational, compelling and “must see TV!” Thank you. Can’t wait til you join WABE.

When you spend your time bashing the President! NO THANKS

Never miss this podcast to keep up with GA politics and the national implications. I listened to Patricia and Greg for a few years now and learned a lot along the way about how the local political sausage is ground and who the players are. UPDATE: Now new and improved with addition of Tia and Bill. Made me subscribe to the AJC again.

This combination brings back balanced political discussions to the state.

We are going to need to add more stars to the rating system. Thank you AJC and WABE for expanding this podcast and adding the great Bill Nigut and Tia Mitchell as co-hosts. This group has always fostered fair, balanced and civil discussions. Looking forwar to your fall lineup.

I listen to more than 10 podcasts a week that cover news, politics, and all the things I need to know. This podcast is my favorite by far. Patricia and Greg are a dynamic duo who have a great rapport and a light touch even when they are covering very important and polarizing topics. I always learn something new and frequently laugh out loud because they have a wonderful sense of humor. Keep up the great work and don’t change a thing!

Senators Ossoff and Warnock, by all means create your own events to emphasize Dems’ role in making these new Georgia EV factories happen. Highlight the Dems’ role in bringing jobs to Georgia. Patricia Murphy and Greg, thank you for discussing the contributions of both political parties.

I disagree with the commenter, regarding the banter. I like getting to know you guys as people. You’re doing a great service to GA and the body politic. Keep it up.

I just discovered this podcast and I’m so glad that I did. The Plains episode was so moving. I laughed and I cried. Astounding.

The best way to stay current on the political activity going on GA! Excited to listen every Wednesday and Friday! Even better when we get those special episodes… like getting a bonus! Greg and Patricia are great!

What in the world are the one-star folks talking about in their review?! Greg and Patricia offer intelligent, topical commentary in a relatable and enjoyable format. I enjoy hearing their even-keeled responses dappled with tidbits about their real lives. It’s makes the podcast fun and engaging, like I’m listening to a conversation amongst friends. Alongside Political Rewind, Politically Georgia is at the top of my list of must-listen to podcasts, and I look forward to hearing their take every week. Great job to all! Don’t waste your time on listening to the haters.

Save your time. Nothing but silliness and insipid blather from a couple of paid Democratic lightweights. I came hear hoping to get some Georgia insight but all I got was the standard DNC line "here's what the GOP should do" "Stacy Abrams is so talented" "Trump tried to overturn the election" I once went to Sioux City SD instead of SIoux City Iowa....Blah blah blah. I wish I could get my 45 minutes back but I can't. You could learn more about Georgia politics talking to an intern for a Democratic state rep than you will listening to this. Complete waste of time.

Tried to give the podcast a listen as I had heard about it on the Megyn Kelly Show but out the gate the commentary, and reporting was very anti-Trump(I’m not a “Trump fan” at all) and very much left leaning-especially in the Senate race reporting. If you can’t discuss politics without bringing in the word “Trumpism” you have a problem. I don’t want to listen to a bunch of a trump haters who can’t seem to move on-bc those of us who are middle right leaning have already….I don’t read the AJC, and now I never will, but was hopeful for neutral political local commentary, and this wasn’t it.

This podcast is my lifeline to *everything* going on in Georgia politics. Patricia and Greg make an amazing team. The only problem I have? They need more episodes!

I read everything Greg writes, watch everything Greg appears in, and now will listen to every episode of this podcast! So great!

A major problem I have with many podcasts, and Politcally Georgia is no exception, is the diction and garbled speech of the presenters. Remember, your listeners can’t see you, there are nosubtitles, and many folks have a hearing deficit. These are good reasons to slow the speech rate a little and speak clearly! A particular grievance I have with Politically Georgia is the giggling and laughing at or about listeners, particularly the segment for questions from listeners. If you are not able to contain your distain, at least mute your microphone.

Short on insightful analysis, long on whether this or that will be beneficial for which candidate in whatever upcoming election. It’s depressing that so many Atlantans think this show is good political reporting. Our city needs and deserves better.

Patricia and Greg clearly bring years of reporting and analysis to this very entertaining and informative podcast. They are political junkies in the very best way!

Greg and Patricia do a terrific job letting us know what is going on in GA politics. They don’t get hung up on the hyperbole and theatrics of the politicians themselves. They simply inform and frame in a way that allows the listener to better understand the game and the players that are vying for our votes.

I absolutely love this podcast — and I really love the special episodes.

I could listen to this podcast every day! Chock full of news and analysis. Thank you, AJC and Greg + Patricia.

This is the *only* way I get my political news in Georgia. Greg is my go-to — and he and Patricia make a great team. Amazing listen!

I want a daily show in the homestretch! There’s enough news!

The best listen for staying on top of politics in Georgia. For real.

Update 5/20/22: Greg, you need to contact your high school English teacher and get your money back. “Count on Patricia and I”? Would you say “Count on I”? Correct way to say it is “Count on Patricia and me.” Pronouns are either subjective case or objective case. If the first person pronoun is the subject of the sentence, you use “I.” If it’s an object in the sentence, the first person pronoun is “me.” —— Greg Bluestein makes the same grammatical error over and over and over. It damages his credibility, and it’s distracting. He says “me and you“ did this or that. First of all, you mention the other person first, not yourself. And second, you use subjective case, not objective case of a pronoun as the subject of a sentence. Did you graduate from high school? “You and I,” not “me and you” — ever.

Hands down. Amazing.