Hour 1 of NMN, David Hatley Controversy + Joan's World

Amy Acton announces her candidacy for governor of Ohio, emphasizing her commitment to combating corruption and lowering costs for residents. She criticizes the influence of billionaires on state policies and pledges to cut taxes and prevent data centers from increasing energy bills. Acton urges Ohioans to vote by November 3rd.

The podcast also delves into a controversial audio recording involving David Hatley, a candidate for governor. The recording features a 911 call from Hatley's ex-wife, in which she expresses concern for his well-being during a crisis. The hosts discuss the implications of this audio on Hatley's campaign, noting that he has not denied its authenticity but has criticized his political opponent, Marsha Blackburn. The conversation raises questions about transparency and the candidate's past, including undisclosed personal struggles and legal issues.

The hosts express discomfort discussing such sensitive topics, acknowledging the personal nature of the allegations while questioning Hatley's fitness for office. They emphasize the importance of transparency for public officials, particularly when past issues could impact their leadership capabilities. The discussion reflects broader concerns about the integrity of candidates in the upcoming election.

Dan does a story that he is not happy about, but he has to do, and Joan brings her clips | aired on Thursday, October 28th, 2026 on Nashville's Morning News with Dan Mandis

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