Beth talks with Zach Dembo, the Democratic candidate for Kentucky's 6th Congressional District, running against Republican Ralph Alvarado in one of the closest House races in the country:
<ul>
 <li>Zach's path to running: Teach for America, active-duty Navy, policy advisor to Gov. Andy Beshear, and most recently a federal prosecutor</li>
 <li>Why he resigned from the DOJ, and how that decision affected his marriage (his wife is also a prosecutor)</li>
 <li>His anti-corruption platform: no stock trading for members of Congress, 12-year term limits, a ban on lobbying, a ban on dark money and corporate PAC contributions</li>
 <li>Why the corruption message is landing with voters across party lines in central Kentucky right now</li>
 <li>His "team Kentucky, not team party" case for independence in a polarized Congress</li>
 <li>The "nightmare scenario": what Congress can actually do if the executive ignores its own laws</li>
 <li>His committee priorities — armed services and agriculture — and why farm economics are personal to both hosts</li>
 <li>The contrast with his opponent, Ralph Alvarado</li>
 <li>Running a true toss-up race, and how listeners can help</li>
 <li>A closing conversation about UK football under Will Stein and UK basketball</li>
</ul>
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