Raging Moderates with Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov Why Politicians are Launching Podcasts Ahead of 2028
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Oct 29, 2025 Scott and Jessica dive into the pivotal races shaping the upcoming election, spotlighting Andrew Cuomo's surprising bid in NYC and the challenges facing moderate candidates like Abigail Spanberger. They discuss California's Prop 50 and its potential to alter the congressional landscape. The duo explores why politicians are embracing podcasts as a direct way to engage voters, contrasting strategies between hosting and guesting. Plus, they ponder the implications of Vice President Harris's hints at a 2028 run and the overall influence of podcasts on political messaging.
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Mayoral Race Momentum And Demographics
- New York's mayoral race has become a dramatic contest that energizes different voter blocs.
- Early voting skews older and white, which benefits Andrew Cuomo's late surge.
Rallies Don't Guarantee Turnout
- Enthusiasm at large rallies doesn't always translate into votes at scale.
- High-energy supporters can fail to produce the turnout needed to win.
Mayors Should Prioritize City Services
- The hosts argue mayoral focus should be on core city services, not foreign policy posturing.
- Galloway says the mayor shouldn't be expected to comment on Israel or international conflicts.