West Virginia is on the verge of becoming the first state in the country to pass a law banning a variety of food dyes. On this episode of Outside the Echo Chamber, we speak with a senator and a delegate about what this could mean for both the physical and economic health of the state. Plus, pollster Mark Blankenship stops by to talk about what we’ve seen so far under the gold dome as the session reaches its halfway point.
“Outside the Echo Chamber” is a podcast hosted by Rick Lord that brings together decision-makers from both sides of the political aisle to discuss key issues impacting West Virginia. The show aims to foster open and honest conversations about politics, breaking away from the typical echo chambers where people only engage with those who share their views. With its insightful discussions, the podcast provides a platform for diverse perspectives and thoughtful debates. Rick Lord’s engaging interviewing style encourages guests to delve deep into complex topics and share their unique viewpoints. Whether you’re a political junkie or just interested in West Virginia’s political landscape, “Outside the Echo Chamber” offers a refreshing take on local politics
With more than 20 years of broadcast journalism experience, Rick Lord has interviewed everyone from presidents to pizza delivery guys. His informal, conversational style allows guests to open up and talk candidly about the very issues that affect you and your family the most. Originally from Scottsdale, Arizona, Rick now considers himself an honorary West Virginian, although he would like to see the Arizona Cardinals or Phoenix Suns win just ONE championship during his lifetime. You can get in touch with Rick by emailing him at rlord@hdmediallc.com
