The Other Side: Mississippi Today's Political Podcast

Mississippi Today reporter Bobby Harrison joins host Adam Ganucheau to detail how Mike Espy is running against his opponents this fall.

Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba and Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin, two rising stars in the Democratic Party, discuss what it's like working with Republican elected officials in their state capitals and in Washington, and why federal and statewide elections are important.

Using soundbites from the candidates, host Adam Ganucheau breaks down the political strategies that Hood and Reeves are likely to use against each other in the 2019 governor's race.

Mississippi Today reporter Larrison Campbell and host Adam Ganucheau break down this week's Mississippi visit from President Donald Trump. Hear from Trump and several attendees of the rally about how the November midterms are shaking out.

Mississippi Today reporter Bobby Harrison joins host Adam Ganucheau to chronicle the Mike Espy scandal and his later acquittal, as well as to discuss how Republicans are using it against him during the 2018 Senate race.

In man-on-the-Street format, host Adam Ganucheau talks to several supporters of U.S. Senate candidates at the Grove, the infamous tailgate on the campus of Ole Miss.

Mississippi Today reporter Larrison Campbell joins host Adam Ganucheau to detail how Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith is running against her opponents this fall.

Political strategist Brannon Miller of Chism Strategies joins host Adam Ganucheau to lay out the numbers behind the effort to boost Democrats Mike Espy and David Baria against Republican incumbents in the November midterms.

Four federal candidates had to pause their campaigns this week for the special legislative session in Jackson. Host Adam Ganucheau discusses how the delay and the week's legislative action might impact their campaigns moving forward.

Mississippi Today reporter Bobby Harrison joins host Adam Ganucheau to discuss the special legislative session dealing with infrastructure, and how several candidates for the 2018 midterms might be affected.