Legislative Review with Senator Theresa Isom

Legislative Review with Senator Theresa Isom

From Mississippi Happenings by MS Happenings

February 3, 2026 · 47 min · Episode 35

About this episode

The episode reviews the latest developments from the Mississippi Legislature following the January 31, 2026 session, discussing key policy debates and legislative priorities.

In this episode of Mississippi Happenings , co-hosts David Olds and Jim Newman break down the latest developments from the Mississippi Legislature following the January 31, 2026 session. The conversation covers major policy debates, legislative priorities, and behind-the-scenes dynamics shaping the 2026 lawmaking season. Topics include infrastructure and public services, education policy, economic and workforce issues, and the political context influencing decision-making at the Capitol. Drawing on experience and regional insight, the hosts explain what these legislative actions mean for Mississippi residents and what to watch as the session moves forward. This episode provides clear analysis, practical context, and informed commentary for anyone looking to understand Mississippi politics beyond the headlines. 00:00 – Introduction & Winter Weather Check Hosts David Olds and Jim Newman open the show and discuss recent weather impacts across Mississippi. 04:30 – Overview of the Legislative Session Setting the stage for the January 31, 2026 legislative review and key themes emerging at the Capitol. 11:15 – Major Bills & Policy Priorities Discussion of prominent legislation…

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Hosts: David Olds, Jim Newman

Guest: Senator Theresa Isom

Topics covered

  • Mississippi Legislature
  • policy debates
  • legislative priorities
  • infrastructure
  • education policy
  • economic issues

Keywords

  • Mississippi politics
  • legislative review
  • public services
  • workforce development
  • economic policy

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