Jay and Sean discuss the fallout from Snowmageddon, then deep dive into their own unique perspectives on the events of the past four weeks.

Jay and Sean dissect the inauguration of Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States.

Jay and Sean wish the Texas State Legislature good luck on its first day in session and discuss the local ramifications of COVID in Montgomery County. Next comes a follow-up report on the "Capitol storm" event, and Sean presents his "What's Going to Kill Us This Week?" segment.

Sean and Jay go over current news, with the political protest and Siege on the Nations Capital, as well as Texas State and Local News.

Sean is back with a new host Jay Stittleburg. Nation, State and Local policies from both sides of the isle.

Amy and Sean go over SCOTUS and the 2020 Presidential Debates.

To Tweet or Not to tweet, should that be the question? Sean and Amy also go over various aspects on voting. Things to know before and during voting. Be sure and VOTE!

Amy and Sean go over the ins and outs of the local election and the election in general coming up real soon. Be sure to be registered and ready when the times come to #Vote!

Sean and Amy start out talking about the Democratic and Republican party conventions for the 2020 Presidential election. They also branch off into other areas, finishing up with conventions and thoughts on the future.

Amy and Sean go over each parties ticket for the 2020 Presidential election.

Amy and Sean discuss schools in the Age of Corona

Sean and Amy discuss their perspective on Mail-in ballot debate for the upcoming presidential election

Sean Thompson joins Amy for more friendly debate on political topics as well as some great information from Amy about the upcoming nonpartisan elections.

Amy and Bryan discuss some Supreme Court rulings, pertaining to religious, healthcare and unemployment.

Amy and Bryan discuss the politicization of the Covid-19 pandemic. This question brought to them by viewers email. If you have a political question you would like them to talk about please email them at WoodlandsPurplePolitics@Gmail.com

Amy and Bryan debate term limits as well as the role of precinct and county chairs during the Primary season.

Ever wonder what a political convention is or how each party sets these events up? In this episode we dive into the inner workings of each party. We aim at helping the community better understand how political parties work, while going over the structure of the state and local parties.

Meet the host of Purple Politics, Republican Bryan Christ and Democrat Amy Hamrick Lewis. Purple politics aims to be a place for all sides to discuss political issues as well as political educating the community.