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Government 101
Government 101 Podcast
For the Good of the Public | The Morning Five
That Sounds Fun Network
El Reporte Delfino
Delfino.cr
Insight for Living Canada - LifeTrac Podcast
Chuck Swindoll - Insight for Living Canada
Insight for Living Canada Daily Broadcast
Chuck Swindoll - Insight for Living Canada
ElCo Chats
El Camino College
790 KABC
790 KABC | Cumulus Media Los Angeles
The Voice Of The Republic
Valentino Ticl
Express Biedrzyckiej
Kamila Biedrzycka
On Geopolitics
Centre for Geopolitics
Winning Edge
Commonwealth Partners
Fraud Forward
Hailey Windham
Civics In A Year
The Center for American Civics
WA Police Confidential (Formerly Operation Podcast)
Western Australia Police Force
Macroaggressions
Charlie Robinson
Everyday Anarchism
Graham Culbertson
ChristiTutionalist Politics | Christian Perspectives on Constitutional Issues
Joseph M. Lenard | Christian Activist & Author in Politics
Our City, Our Podcast
City of Winnipeg
The High Court Report
SCOTUS Oral Arguments
The Adventures of Horatio Hornblower
C.S. Forester
Adventures of Horatio Hornblower Radio
C.S. Forester
I4C Trouble with Daly and Wallace
Clare Daly, Mick Wallace
Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts
Slate Podcasts
unDivided with Brandi Kruse
Brandi Kruse
WBCA Podcasts
radio@bnnmedia.org
Strict Scrutiny
Strict Scrutiny
Live From America with Jeremy Herrell
Jeremy Herrell
The Texan Podcast
The Texan
American Thought Leaders
The Epoch Times
The Wheeler Centre
The Wheeler Centre
The Endtime Show | Endtime
Endtime
The OShow with Laura Babcock
laura babcock
Audio Mises Wire
Mises Institute
Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness
MWC
The Damage Report with John Iadarola
TYT Network
Daily Headlines
Texas Scorecard
Gobierno
Commonwealth Partners
In October 1968, Richard Nixon walked into a television studio to film ads. He sat stiffly on the edge of a desk, looked at the camera, and started to talk. One aide muttered, "I wish he'd use the teleprompter," to which...
The Margaret Thatcher Story:Late 1970s: Thatcher knew the election would be decided by televisionKnew she wasn't good at TVHired media advisor Gordon Reece, former TV producerReece relentlessly filmed her, reviewed foota...
The Historical Story:Spring 1962: General David Shoup at White House meeting about potential Cuba invasionUsed two transparencies to make his point about invasion difficultyFirst transparency: Cuba map overlaid on USA - ...
The 1960 Attack:Democrats ran ad: "Would you buy a used car from this man?" with Nixon's picturePurpose: attack with Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD)1960: Fighting Emotion with Facts (Failed)Nixon focused on substance ...
What is FUD:Acronym: Fear, Uncertainty, and DoubtCreated by former IBM engineer Gene Amdahl 50+ years agoAppeals to emotion rather than factVirginia Election Case Study:Redistricting ballot: over $80 million spentYes sid...
This week marks just over 200 days until Election Day. Just 29 weeks. If you haven’t started fundraising yet, now is the time.In previous episodes, we’ve covered how to overcome your fear of fundraising, how to make you...
The Problem:Gap between the anticipated fear and the reality of fundraising calls - we talked about this previously in Episode #20Candidates imagine donors will be annoyed or reject themReality: Most donors are flattered...
The Problem:Every interview is high-stakes for candidatesEvery question could be recorded and go viralCan't afford to mess up, but nobody is born great at answering tough questionsLike expecting NFL players to learn play...
The Wax Museum Lesson:Fourth graders memorized 90-second speeches about historical figuresKids rushed, focused on exact wording rather than audienceSounded like recordings, not natural communicationSimilar to how many ad...
In 1950, two French engineers faced a problem they couldn’t solve the old way. They didn’t have the resources to build bigger seawalls, so instead of trying to stop the wave, they asked how to break it apart.The result w...
Every candidate needs a short gas station pitch: the 60–90 second version of why you’re running.It’s the answer you give at a gas station, a coffee shop, or the church lobby when someone asks, “So why are you running?”Th...
After ending Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld threw out his old material and rebuilt a stand-up act from scratch. In the documentary Comedian, you see even a legend bomb, forget punchlines, and get heckled—then keep going.That’s...
Most candidates don’t fail at fundraising because they can’t do it.They fail because they never get started.In this episode, we break down why systems beat goals when it comes to raising money—and how a small, repeatable...
Most people know how to start a story. But few know how to keep people listening once they’re in it. In this episode, we break down what actually makes the middle of a story work, using a Nate Bargatze clip (played in th...
The hardest part of storytelling is knowing where to begin.Most people start with way too much setup… or none at all.Use one simple formula to fix it:“So…” + Specific Time + Person + Action + Place + Goal/TensionWhy it w...
SummaryOver the last 25 years, American politics has swung back and forth like a pendulum—every “permanent majority” has proven temporary. From Bush’s “thumpin’” in 2006 to Trump’s return in 2024, one truth stands out: n...
Twenty days before the 1980 election, Reagan’s team debated one question: should he face Carter again?A memo warned his biggest hurdle was proving he was competent, compassionate, and not dangerous.In the final debate, R...
Even the best speakers lose people after 90 seconds.To keep attention high, use attention spikes—moments that re-engage your audience.Think of attention like a power line: if you go too long between interesting moments, ...
In June 1984, Hal Riney sat at a bar and began to write. Over the course of a few hours, he drafted the scripts for what would become the most iconic ads of Ronald Reagan’s reelection campaign. One of them was Morning in...
In this episode, we revisit the power of the one-pager as a persuasion tool. No matter how much things change, the person with a piece of paper usually wins.We walk through the core elements of an effective one-pager:Sta...
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