
As the official podcast of the United States Postal Service, Mailin’ It! takes you inside a thoroughly American institution, exploring the rich history of the USPS, going behind-the scenes of its present innovations, and discussing its dynamic future with organization and industry leaders. Join our host for a fun look at your United States Postal Service.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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What if you could hold a piece of the American story in the palm of your hand? In 2026, you can. This episode of Mailin’ It! takes you inside one of the most exciting stamp lineups in a generation—a collection that celebrates the vibrant, diverse, an... more
In an era where technology is advancing at a breathtaking pace, so are the methods of those who seek to exploit it. This episode of Mailin’ It! pulls back the curtain on the darker side of artificial intelligence, revealing how fraudsters are creatin... more
A neighbor goes missing. A stranger moves into his home. A web of forged documents untangles as the U.S Postal Inspection Service helps uncover the true story behind a shocking missing person case. Hosts Karla Kirby and Jeff Marino, joined by Inspect... more
Historian Jim Bruns discusses the Postal Service’s role in the Great Migration, a decades-long movement that saw millions of Black Americans leave the rural South for cities in the North in search of safety and opportunity. This episode explores how ... more
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Absolutely spellbinding and horrifying story. It’s crazy when you realize some of the people operating in plain sight, parasites, taking over the lives of others. But it’s also really great when postal inspectors and FBI etc. do good work and put these people in jail. Great reporting.
It’s helpful to know what the postal details are; I had never heard of it before, especially the last section. Did you know?😁
Enjoyed this interview. We just don’t think of the vast amount of mail moved throughout the country/world. I remember when stationed in Alaska, that the post office either flew or contracted small planes to deliver mail/packages out in the wilderness. No one does that plus being a military family, we got our mail no matter where we lived. Our kids depended on their Christmas gifts every year and we never gave it a thought as they arrived to our APO etc. Thank you for this podcast!
So glad these intelligent people work for our government.
I lean toward nonfiction podcasts, came across this one and haven’t missed listening to an episode yet. The hosts do a great job with interviewing their guests, providing facts and providing entertainment. A few times, I have shared what I learned (their impact on progressing the advancements in transportation, trainings, stopping scammers, etc. …).
Good job!
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A civically minded, history- and operations-focused program that pulls back the curtain on the USPS—its history, current innovations, and strategic future. Episodes frequently feature USPS leaders, historians, and program managers, plus guest experts who illuminate topics from mail security and disaster preparedness to direct mail marketing and stamp design. It's particularly notable for putting USPS insiders (including leaders and program managers) front and center, pairing technical detail with accessible storytelling about how mail moves, how technology is modernizing retail, and how public-facing initiatives shape American communication. This mix makes it useful for listeners in logistics, government, marketing, and public affairs, and ... more
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Recent guests on Mailin’ It! include:
1. Stephanie Glad
2. Carl Boettner
3. Izzie Gerber
4. Heather Maday
5. David Steiner
6. Buck Buckley
7. Tracy Raymond
8. Jim Bruns
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