On today’s episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast, we speak with two incredible guests and hosts of the ‘How We Win’ podcast, Steve Pierson & Mariah Craven. Mariah Craven is an activist, writer and political consultant with more than 12 years of experience in organizing people to create change at the ballot box and in their communities. A believer in the power of new digital tools and effective face-to-face contact, Mariah has worked on online and offline campaigns for Kamala Harris for Senate, Karen Bass for Congress, Alex Padilla for Secretary of State, Holly J. Mitchell for Supervisor, the effort to flip the House, and many others. Steve Pierson is an activist, community organizer, and trainer, who started as a “class of 2016” volunteer. He uses his entertainment industry background to help engage citizens and support Democratic campaigns. Steve formerly worked for the grassroots organization Swing Left as Southern California Field Director and Training Manager. He is currently an elected California Democratic Party Delegate and chairs their Organizing Committee. Following this interview, the brothers dive into the truth about the Durham report, Trump’s accounting firm leaving him in the dust, and Republicans refusing to do anything about inflation! If you enjoyed today’s episode please be sure to rate, review & subscribe! As always, thank YOU for listening.

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