Political Junkie with Ken Rudin on MPR News
Minnesota Public RadioKen Rudin, an expert in American politics and campaign history, joins MPR News host Kerri Miller every week for a conversation about the latest on President Trump, Congress, and the American political scene.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Now that the Mueller report has been released to the public, is it changing people's minds?
President Trump comes to Minnesota today for a roundtable discussion on tax cuts and the U.S. economy. MPR News host Kerri Miller spoke with the Political Junkie about the tax cuts and why many Americans seem unhappy about them.
President Trump says there is a crisis at the border between the United States and Mexico. How do residents describe what is happening there?
Can President Trump really close the Southern border? That plus the latest on the Mueller report in this Monday's Political Junkie segment.
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- Underrated podcast!
This is a great little podcast. Short, informative thoughts on the political events of the week. Great chemistry between Karri and Ken, and good interactions with call ins, who are by and large well spoken. Keep it up!
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Canada7 years ago - Political Junkie with Ken Rudin MPR News
(Side note, not to be confused with “Ken Rudin’s Political Junkie.”). The rating reflects the podcast itself and not the content. The segments are still some of the most informative 15-minute round-ups of the political week. However, I am not clear what the point is of having a separate podcast when MPR fails to regularly update it and sometimes downloads Ms. Miller’s show in its entirety which defeats the purpose of having a separate podcast. It has been a month (November 11, 2018), since th... more
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United States7 years ago - Video killed the radio star
I am so confused as to why Kerri Miller would start her show talking about a button for several minutes but never describe it. Seems like a radio host, especially for MPR, should be able to use descriptive language to paint a picture for her listeners rather than talk about how funny it is and then refer us to her Twitter. Kind of hard to pull up Twitter while I’m driving to work, listening to the show
Apple Podcasts3Tbill89United States7 years ago - Great Summary of Important Political Topics
I really miss Ken on "Talk of the Nation". Glad he is investing the time for this podcast!
Apple Podcasts5Rod Brown 4United States8 years ago - Host is poor quality and shows bias
Love Ken Rudin but cannot listen to this host.
Apple Podcasts2PrinsBoiUnited States8 years ago
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