The Other Side: Mississippi Today's Political Podcast

Democratic state Rep. Robert Johnson joins Mississippi Today political reporters Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison to discuss whether Jim Hood's moderate views on some issues will affect the decisions of the Democratic Party's base: African American voters.

Nathan Shrader, chair of the Department of Government and Politics at Millsaps College, joins political reporters Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison to discuss why candidates are often coy about debating each other during close elections.

Days after Jim Hood released the findings of his 14-month investigation into whether Lt. Gov. Tate Reeve exerted political pressure to MDOT to construct a $2 million frontage road near his neighborhood, former Supreme Court Justice Ed Pittman, who reviewed the investigation, joins Mississippi Today reporters Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison to discuss whether Reeves might have violated the state Constitution's ethics clause.

Mississippi Today politics reporters Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison discuss Bill Waller's refusal to endorse GOP nominee Tate Reeves.

Gerald Harris, political reporter at WJTV, joins Mississippi Today reporters Adam Ganucheau and Bobby Harrison to break down the 2019 statewide general elections.

Mississippi Today political reporters Bobby Harrison and Adam Ganucheau discuss the dynamics of the GOP runoffs for governor and attorney general.

Mississippi Today political reporters Larrison Campbell and Bobby Harrison interview the two candidates in the Republican Party primary runoff for attorney general.

Mississippi Today political reporters Larrison Campbell and Bobby Harrison join host Adam Ganucheau to break down the 2019 statewide primaries and discuss the Republican runoffs for governor and attorney general.

Gov. Phil Bryant sits down with host Adam Ganucheau to talk about the contentious race to decide his successor and look back on his eight years in the Governor's Mansion.

Political commentators Austin Barbour and Brandon Jones join host Adam Ganucheau to discuss both major parties' place in 2019 and how the intrigue of national partisanship will influence the 2019 statewide races in Mississippi.