The Rob Kendall Show

Rob Kendall
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The Rob Kendall Show airs weekdays from 9am–Noon on YouTube, as well as RobKendallShow.com, and is dedicated to supporting and advocating for the taxpayers of Indiana. Over the years, as both an elected official and talk show host, no one in Indiana has advocated for better government like Rob Kendall. The Rob Kendall Show features issues affecting Hoosiers across the state, while also discussing topics in Washington, D.C. that impact us back home.

  1. 2d ago

    8/21/26 - Rubio outperforms Vance, Trump drops to 30, Drinking stays historically low, Merritt guest

    Guest: Jim Merritt Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Rob discussing Indiana’s move toward universal school choice, where education dollars follow students regardless of family income. Rob says he supports school choice in principle, but argues the system becomes broken when public schools can still use referendums to raise taxes, leaving poor and middle-class taxpayers subsidizing private school vouchers while also paying higher local school taxes. The show also covers Republicans trying to make men in women’s sports a major issue in the Secretary of State race because, Rob argues, they have little to run on after Diego Morales’ scandals. Rob says Greg Ballard put himself on defense by trying to explain his past support for Holcomb’s veto of a transgender sports bill, while Max Engling used the issue to shift attention away from the Secretary of State’s office. Jim Merritt guests and talks about Andy Zay's lawsuit and the Deery stolen votes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    8/21/26 - Rubio outperforms Vance, Trump drops to 30, Drinking stays historically low, Merritt guest

  2. 3d ago

    8/20/26 - Indiana Data Center over-reaction? Is the SOS race too boring? Abdul and James Briggs join

    Guests: Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, James Briggs Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Rob discussing Mike Braun’s reaction to Chris Garten being chosen as the next Indiana Senate leader. Rob argues conservatives may be disappointed if they expect Garten to be a major change from Rod Bray, saying speeches about redistricting matter less than votes on property taxes, utility bills, Medicaid, and state government corruption. The show also covers the national debt officially passing $40 trillion. Rob says the country has added roughly $10 trillion in debt in just a few years, with little to show for it beyond inflation, weaker buying power, and a government baseline that keeps expanding under both parties. Abdul-Hakim Shabazz joins Rob to discuss Andy Zay’s lawsuit against Governor Braun and other major Indiana political stories. James Briggs from the IndyStar also joins the show to talk about his view of data centers and the potential benefits they could bring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    8/20/26 - Indiana Data Center over-reaction? Is the SOS race too boring? Abdul and James Briggs join

  3. 3d ago

    8/20/26 - Statehouse Happenings: Braun Fires Back at Zay

    Former Senator Andy Zay is trying to reclaim his seat on the IURC with a lawsuit that targets Mike Braun and several others. Yesterday, the governor struck back with his response, alleging multiple inappropriate acts by Zay, including very large campaign expenditures after he had been appointed to lead the IURC. What's next, and will it involve the governor being put under oath? Rob Kendall and Abdul-Hakim Shabazz discuss on this week's Statehouse Happenings. You can find more information at RobKendallShow.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

  4. 4d ago

    8/19/26 - Braun unleashes on Zay, Indiana Supreme Court says yes to Deery, Adam Ritz joins

    Guests: Adam Ritz (Yacht Rock Radio), Glenn Adams (Brownsburg Town Council) Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Rob covering the latest filings in Andy Zay’s lawsuit against Mike Braun over his removal from the IURC. Rob says Braun’s office is now pointing to campaign spending, bonuses, and other alleged conduct, but Rob also argues Braun’s own public comments about the AES rate case could create problems if the case reaches sworn testimony. The show also turns to Chris Garten being chosen to replace Rod Bray as Indiana Senate President Pro Tem. Rob warns conservatives not to celebrate too quickly, arguing Garten’s voting record is largely aligned with Bray’s and that one redistricting speech does not prove he will fight on property taxes, utilities, the IEDC, or state spending. Adam Ritz joins the show to discuss local radio, his time at X103 in Indianapolis, and his syndicated Yacht Rock Radio show. Glenn Adams also joins the discussion to break down the new wheel tax proposals many communities are now considering. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    8/19/26 - Braun unleashes on Zay, Indiana Supreme Court says yes to Deery, Adam Ritz joins

  5. 4d ago

    Pigskin, Plays and Props - Episode 1 - College Football and NFL Previews - Aug. 19, 2026

    Rob Kendall and Kenny Britt have some fun examining the upcoming College Football and NFL seasons with predictions for team and individual awards, including the National Championship and Heisman in college and Super Bowl and MVP in the NFL. Pigskin, Plays and Props is intended for entertainment, news, and educational purposes only. You must be 21 or over and physically located in the state of Indiana to place a sports wager. All betting picks, analysis, and odds discussed on this show do not constitute financial advice or a guarantee of success. Please gamble responsibly. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-9-WITH-IT (1-800-994-8448) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    Pigskin, Plays and Props - Episode 1 - College Football and NFL Previews - Aug. 19, 2026

  6. 5d ago

    8/18/26 - Messmer's disaster, Gaylor's sponsorship raises IEDC red flag, Adam Aasen on H.C. flooding

    Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Rob criticizing Congressman Mark Messmer for using taxpayer-funded franking money on what Rob says looks like a campaign ad. Rob argues the Terre Haute TV spot, featuring Messmer touting “conservative results,” is another example of politicians using public money to protect themselves while the country is $40 trillion in debt. The show also revisits Spencer Deery’s court fight after ballots were thrown out in his race against Paula Copenhaver. Rob says Deery’s challenge is about whether Hoosiers truly have a right to vote if ballots can be rejected because election workers failed to process them properly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    8/18/26 - Messmer's disaster, Gaylor's sponsorship raises IEDC red flag, Adam Aasen on H.C. flooding

  7. 5d ago

    8/17/26 - Deery sounds off on Recount Commission, WJOB's Chuck Pullen update on damage to the Region

    Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Rob discussing a USA Today column about the left trying to rewrite its 2020–2021 record. Rob argues progressives like AOC cannot dismiss “woke 1.0” as a temporary mistake because positions like defund the police, abolish ICE, and no prisons reflected what they actually believed. The show also covers an IndyStar op-ed on Mike Braun, data centers, and utility rates. Rob says Braun is inviting massive power demand through data-center incentives while blaming the IURC for utility increases, even though the grid needs costly upgrades and the rules are set by the governor and General Assembly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    8/17/26 - Deery sounds off on Recount Commission, WJOB's Chuck Pullen update on damage to the Region

  8. Aug 14

    8/14/26 - Banks, Ireland share false "Indiana" Bears post, East Central flood update, AES fires back

    Today’s episode of The Rob Kendall Show opens with Rob criticizing Jim Banks and Andrew Ireland for sharing a false post claiming the Chicago Bears had finalized a move to Indiana and would become the “Indiana Bears.” Rob says the story was obviously shaky, later retracted by the original poster, and showed poor judgment from elected officials dealing with billions in taxpayer money. The show also turns to Rob explaining why he mixes entertainment with government coverage, using a local wheel tax fight as an example. Rob says his posts pushed officials and media to dig into whether the tax had to be increased, leading to discussion of a possible tax decrease instead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    8/14/26 - Banks, Ireland share false "Indiana" Bears post, East Central flood update, AES fires back
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The Rob Kendall Show airs weekdays from 9am–Noon on YouTube, as well as RobKendallShow.com, and is dedicated to supporting and advocating for the taxpayers of Indiana. Over the years, as both an elected official and talk show host, no one in Indiana has advocated for better government like Rob Kendall. The Rob Kendall Show features issues affecting Hoosiers across the state, while also discussing topics in Washington, D.C. that impact us back home.

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  • Creator
    Rob Kendall
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    148
  • Rating
    Explicit
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