What Really Matters in the next Governor

Former Lieutenant Governor and current candidate for the Wisconsin governor race, Mandela Barnes, stops by for a hard-hitting conversation about what’s unfolding in Minnesota, while Mark lays out what he believes really matters in the next Governor of Wi

An episode of the Rational Revolution podcast, hosted by Mark Becker, titled "What Really Matters in the next Governor" was published on January 31, 2026 and runs 43 minutes.

January 31, 2026 ·43m · Rational Revolution

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Former Lieutenant Governor and current candidate for the Wisconsin governor race, Mandela Barnes, stops by for a hard-hitting conversation about what’s unfolding in Minnesota, while Mark lays out what he believes really matters in the next Governor of Wisconsin. Mark also speaks candidly about the killing of Alex Pretti and reflects on how profoundly the world feels changed since last week’s show. Urgent, emotional, and impossible to ignore. This is a can't miss! Guest: Mandela Barnes

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Former Lieutenant Governor and current candidate for the Wisconsin governor race, Mandela Barnes, stops by for a hard-hitting conversation about what’s unfolding in Minnesota, while Mark lays out what he believes really matters in the next Governor of Wisconsin.

Mark also speaks candidly about the killing of Alex Pretti and reflects on how profoundly the world feels changed since last week’s show. Urgent, emotional, and impossible to ignore. This is a can't miss!

Guest: Mandela Barnes

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