The Other Side: Mississippi Today's Political Podcast

Arekia Bennett, executive director of Mississippi Votes, joins host Adam Ganucheau to discuss the group's efforts to register millennials to vote in Mississippi and keep them engaged civically ahead of the 2018 midterms.

U.S. Senate candidates Mike Espy and Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith delivered speeches last week at the Neshoba County Fair. Host Adam Ganucheau combs through the speeches and adds context to many of their comments.

U.S. Senate candidate Chris McDaniel gave a 17-minute speech this week at the Neshoba County Fair. Host Adam Ganucheau combs through the speech and adds context to many of McDaniel's comments.

Former Congressman Travis Childers talks about his many 2008 congressional races and his 2014 bid for U.S. Senate.

Bobby Harrison joins Adam to discuss the state attorney general's investigation of a $2 million frontage road and how it could affect Mississippi politics in the coming weeks and months.

R.L. Nave, editor-in-chief of Mississippi Today, joins Adam to talk about what you can expect from Mississippi Today's political team covering the 2018 midterms.

Pam Shaw, political director for David Baria's campaign, joins Adam to talk about what worked for them in the primary and how they plan to overcome Sen. Roger Wicker in the November general election.

Adam talks to GOP Chairman Lucien Smith about their 2018 strategy and how it relates to the Democratic challengers.

Who has the best shot at winning the GOP third congressional and Democratic Senate runoffs on June 26? Who's backing the candidates? What candidates have the most cash to blow? Host Adam Ganucheau and Mississippi Today reporter Bobby Harrison break it all down.

On June 26, voters will decide between Democratic Senate candidates David Baria and Howard Sherman. In this episode, both candidates joined host Adam Ganucheau in separate interviews to talk issues, their campaigns and their perceived chances of winning in November.