Every weekday, Mike Drop releases an overview of daily news - in 5 minutes or less. Tap "Follow" and turn on alerts to be notified when the next episode is released.
About the baby formula shortage in the US and what it says about the US economy, along with updates on the war in Ukraine, US politics, and New Music Friday releases from Kendrick Lamar and Post Malone.1
About Republicans who are against Trump and a quick Weird Wednesday about a dolphin carrying an anaconda in its mouth.
About the adolescent mental health crisis, along with a short Tech Tuesday about Netflix's future plans.
All about the West's dilemma to appease or confront Russia, along with a Money Monday about the scientist supply chain.
Talking through Biden's low approval rating, along with a New Music Friday featuring Jack Harlow and Bad Bunny.
About how remote learning being a failure for K-12 students, along with a Thursday Thought about radical acceptance of negative emotions.
Talking through the Ohio and Indiana primary results, along with updates about Roe v. Wade and the EU proposing a ban on Russian oil. There's also a Weird Wednesday about the former Chief Operating Officer at ZenLedger.
About the leaked Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, along with a quick rundown of other news and a Tech Tuesday about the Department of Homeland Security's new Disinformation Board.
About learning improvements in US schools, along with updates on the war in Ukraine, the virus outbreak in China, and a Money Monday about the Fed's challenge to rein in inflation.
About vaccines for children under 5, along with updates on the Ukrainian-Russian war, US politics, and new song releases for New Music Friday.
About the NFL draft (I know, weird) and humility, along with updates on the war and a Thursday Thought about the Spice Girls' legacy.
All about Manchin and Sinema in Congress, along with a Weird Wednesday about a man in Japan who married a fictional character.
A Tech Tuesday focused on Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, as well as a few other headlines.