
The political world is fast paced, chaotic and often it's just too much to keep up with. That's where Grant Hermes comes in. Grant has been a journalist over a decade on the ground covering the biggest US political stories, scandals and elections. Twice a week, he'll break down the biggest political news you need to know. It's never been more important to stay informed and sometimes all it takes i... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 236 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Grant talks to David Gans about what we're seeing happen to civil rights and Constitutional rights as ICE continues to occupy Minneapolis.
Gans is the Director of the Human Rights, Civil Rights and Citizenship Program at the Constitutional Account... more
The Department of Justice investigates one of the president's favorite political punching bags. This time it's the head of the Federal Reserve. While the president says he doesn't have any involvement, he's been targeting
Grant explains what the Fe... more
Grant talks to Mike Madrid, the former GOP operative, consultant, and now the mind behind The Great Transformation Substack, about the bombing and capture mission in Venezuela, what it means for Latin America, Latino voters in the US, and the US's ne... more
An ICE officer shot and killed a 37-year-old US Citizen, wife, and mother named Renee Good on a neighborhood street in Minneapolis, MN. All of it was caught on video from multiple angles.
Grant explains what the videos actually show, how the Trump ... more
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What I like most about this podcast is that Grant goes beyond the headlines into history. For example, in the Oct. 23 episode, we learned about the history of White House renovations — context for the bulldozing that’s happening there now. MIMS is smart, timely, and an important listen for anybody interested in the “why it matters” of today’s headlines.
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So glad I found out about MIMS! I can no longer stand to watch national news, so hearing Grant’s summary of FACTUAL news is the perfect answer. Thank you, Grant!
LOVE this podcast. Have been searching for something that can break down the news without overwhelming. Perfect bite sized pieces, with heavy topics communicated so clearly and with levity. Highly recommend!
Enjoyed your perspective. Thanks for unpacking all this knowledge and interest for us.
Been tuning in daily!
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A unique podcast that navigates the ever-changing landscape of U.S. politics, featuring insights from a seasoned journalist with over a decade of experience. The host provides in-depth analyses of pivotal news stories, scandals, and electoral developments twice a week. Listeners gain a clearer understanding of complex political events through engaging discussions and critical examinations of current issues. The format encourages thoughtful engagement without overwhelming the audience, offering bite-sized, well-researched content that discusses the implications and backgrounds of pressing topics in politics.
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