Nancy Mace

Type: Person

As of November 2026, Nancy Mace has been mentioned in 15 episodes across 9 podcasts, first heard Sep 2025 on Real Time with Bill Maher. Nancy Mace is frequently referenced in podcasts for her controversial remarks and actions as a congresswoman. Discussions include her critiques of fellow Republicans, her role in national security debates, and her portrayal in media profiles that highlight turmoil in her office. Her involvement in high-profile topics, such as the Epstein case and her potential gubernatorial run, positions her as a significant figure in current political discourse.

U.S. Representative for South Carolina’s 1st congressional district at Republican Party specializing in U.S. politics, Legislation, Public speaking/advocacy.

Nancy Mace at a glance
Mentioned in15 episodes on 9 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardSep 2025 on Real Time with Bill Maher
RoleU.S. Representative
AffiliationU.S. House of Representatives
FieldPolitics

What do podcasts say about Nancy Mace?

4 quotes, recorded on Pod Save America and Real Time with Bill Maher.

How do different shows talk about Nancy Mace?

5 shows discussed Nancy Mace in these episodes; MeidasTouch leans favorable.

Which podcasts has Nancy Mace appeared on?

Nancy Mace came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on MS NOW.

Which podcasts mention Nancy Mace most?

MeidasTouch (4 episodes), Megyn Kelly (2 episodes) and Pod Save America (2 episodes) mention Nancy Mace most.

  1. MeidasTouch — 4 episodes · More people from MeidasTouch
  2. Megyn Kelly — 2 episodes · More people from Megyn Kelly
  3. Pod Save America — 2 episodes · More people from Pod Save America
  4. MS NOW — 2 episodes · More people from MS NOW
  5. Lovett or Leave It — 1 episode · More people from Lovett or Leave It

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What is Nancy Mace mentioned alongside?

Nancy Mace is most often mentioned alongside Hillary Clinton, Oxyclean and CNN.

Debated by: Hillary Clinton

Affiliated with: Oxyclean

Mentioned together: CNN, Truth Social, Department of Justice, Megan Kelly, J.D. Vance, Virginia L. Giuffre, Chislaine Maxwell, Mike Johnson, Michael Wolff, Benghazi