Point of Order with Assemblyman Josh Hoover
Sep 2, 2026 · 36 min · 10 segments
Assemblymembers Josh Hoover and Jeff Gonzalez discuss a number of topics including the passing of music legend Dolly Parton, Meta’s settlement in social media case, a new study on the failures of…
Josh HooverHost
Jeff GonzalezHost
My mom would play Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton all the time in the kitchen or in the living room or somewhere.

One of my staff members, Frank, he was very, very... uh sad a little bit slow about it like it was bubbled up and then he was sad about it because he grew up on it so it was an emotional it's pretty tough yeah
The title, the name Jolene, there was a little girl when I was working with the Porter Wagoner Show back in the 60s and 70s, late 60s, early 70s.
There was a little girl at one of our shows and she was a little redheaded girl and she was pretty as she could be.
And she came up to get an autograph, and she said, would you sign it to Jolene? I said, oh, that's a pretty name.
I said, I bet you were named after your dad.
I bet his name's Joe.
I said, well, I love that name.

My mom would play Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton all the time in the kitchen or in the living room or somewhere.

One of my staff members, Frank, he was very, very... uh sad a little bit slow about it like it was bubbled up and then he was sad about it because he grew up on it so it was an emotional it's pretty tough yeah
The title, the name Jolene, there was a little girl when I was working with the Porter Wagoner Show back in the 60s and 70s, late 60s, early 70s.
There was a little girl at one of our shows and she was a little redheaded girl and she was pretty as she could be.
And she came up to get an autograph, and she said, would you sign it to Jolene? I said, oh, that's a pretty name.
I said, I bet you were named after your dad.
I bet his name's Joe.
I said, well, I love that name.
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