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Fantastic latest episode from #Politicomms podcast - exploring the most recent tactics from the latest party campaigns and the final push before #voteday.

"It’s hard to use temperate language about Trump and that’s his superpower," says Karin Robinson, former vice-chair at Democrats Abroad and current director of strategy at Edelman, as she speaks to Alastair Duncan on the latest Politics for Drummies podcast. In the conversation, Robinson also delves into Trump’s campaigning tactics, lack of trust in politics, campaign budgets and her time getting UK-based Americans to support Obama. Read, listen and watch here: https://lnkd.in/eDdd-Bqr #politicalcampaigns #politicaladvertising #marketing #communications

Follow the link below to listen to a segment of Closer Look with KLOVE focused on GBFB's work and food insecurity more broadly: https://lnkd.in/eQbEjFqj

Biden Should Conduct A Whistle-Stop Campaign Train Tour The challenges President Joe Biden faces in his reelection campaign, including concerns over his age and a desire among some Democrats for an alternative candidate, is the subject of this episode of Robert Gatty’s “Lean to the Left” podcast. The conversation includes insights from Edward Segal, a political strategist and historian, who suggests that Biden could benefit from conducting a whistle stop campaign tour, a strategy that has historical significance in American politics. Segal is the author of the new bestseller, “Whistle-Stop Politics: Campaign Trains and the Reporters Who Covered Them.” He shares his expertise on the impact of whistle-stop tours, and draws parallels between Biden and President Harry Truman, who successfully used such tours to connect with voters. The discussion also touches on modern campaign strategies, the potential role of social media in revitalizing whistle stop tours, and Segal’s own experiences in political campaigning. Listen to the conversation by clicking on the image below. “Whistle-Stop Politics” is available wherever books are sold. #Biden #Truman#Trains #Politics

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For anyone interested in politics and the media, this podcast by Aggie Chambre for POLITICO Europe's Westminster insider team is worth a listen. Hear from all the senior stakeholders involved in the rise, the fall and the steady climb to credible media for GB News. #media #politicsnews

If you're about to face a car journey or a train ride home, take The Drum's latest episode of Politics for Drummies with you and let Rory Sutherland ease you on your way.

The Impact of Social Media on Political Leadership | Budge Podcast Discover the role social media plays in the revolving door of political leadership. Explore how social media can both contribute to and minimize leadership changes. Learn about the stability of Australian politics and its impact on prime minister shuffling. #SocialMediaImpact #PoliticalLeadership #LeadershipChanges #AustralianPolitics #StabilityMatters #RevolvingDoor #SocialMediaInfluence #PoliticalDecisionMaking #AccountabilityInPolitics #ImpactOfSocialMedia

In the Poetry of Impact podcast, Cameron Nutting Williams '11, chief revenue officer for Ogden Newspapers, talked about the eye-opening consequences that communities face when they lose their local papers, as well as current initiatives happening nationwide to support local journalism – through a combination of out-of-the-box business ideas, philanthropy and political action. Take a listen: https://lnkd.in/gydsMXn2

The fundamentals of political advertising haven't changed, but with the rise of viewership fragmentation, how do we ensure campaigns are reaching all of their desired voters? Timothy Kay, VP of Political Strategy, believes the answer is two-fold: a mixed-media approach to maximize ad spend and increased voter awareness. This and plenty more insights heading into the 2024 election year on the latest episode of the InFOCUS podcast: https://lnkd.in/e7gWv4_A #Ampersand #MovingTVForward #PoliticalAdvertising #ElectionSeason