Overview

Letters & Politics digs beneath the headlines to reveal how power really works — from the halls of Congress to the streets. Hosted by Mitch Jeserich, the show connects political history to the present, giving listeners the tools to understand and challenge today's policy battles. With a focus on the struggle between austerity and public programs, it exposes the roots of economic and social fights that shape our lives. Each episode offers sharp analysis and essential context for anyone who refuses to accept the status quo.

History & Legacy

Since its launch in 2010, Letters & Politics has become a trusted source for listeners seeking to understand the deeper forces behind today's political conflicts. Founded and hosted by Mitch Jeserich after his years covering Capitol Hill, the show set out to connect the dots between historical movements and contemporary policy battles. Over the years, it has examined everything from the rise of neoliberal austerity to grassroots resistance movements worldwide, offering crucial context in moments of crisis and change. Whether covering landmark legislation, social uprisings, or the roots of economic inequality, Letters & Politics has consistently empowered audiences to think critically and act with intention. Its legacy is one of rigorous inquiry and unwavering commitment to public understanding.

Host

Mitch Jeserich

Mitch Jeserich is a seasoned journalist and longtime progressive broadcaster known for his fearless approach to political history and policy. After covering Capitol Hill as a correspondent, he brings insider insight and deep curiosity to every conversation, always centering the public’s right to understand power. Mitch’s work empowers listeners to see beyond surface narratives and engage critically with the forces shaping their lives.