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Robby Soave

Participant in new media, he has worked at independent and corporate outlets. Currently hosts a show at Reason.

Top 3 podcasts with Robby Soave

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Mar 7, 2024 • 41min

UnHerd in Washington DC Trump vs Biden: Underpriced Scenarios

Exploring the potential impact of a third-party candidate in the 2024 election, analyzing Joe Biden's weaknesses as a candidate, delving into Trump's election chances and campaign strategy, discussing the perception of the Democratic Party and Biden's appeal to voters, examining abortion issues and election impact, analyzing the progressive voter segment's influence on election dynamics, and speculating on post-election scenarios.
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Jan 1, 2025 • 48min

Robby Soave: Podcasters are saving journalism

Robby Soave, a seasoned journalist at Reason, dives into the transformative power of podcasts on modern media. He discusses the 'podcast election' of 2024 and its potential to permanently alter the landscape of journalism. Key themes include the tension between skepticism and misinformation, and how platforms like Substack give voice to independent journalists. Soave also critiques how political figures adapt their strategies to engage younger audiences while balancing traditional journalism with new forms of authentic communication. The conversation reveals crucial insights into the evolving media dynamics.
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Dec 20, 2024 • 17min

Robby Soave: The Supreme Court should save TikTok from Biden’s ban

Robby Soave, a Contributor to Reason, dives deep into the Supreme Court's decision to hear TikTok's case against a potential ban by the Biden administration. They discuss the ramifications of such a ban on free expression, highlighting the tension between national security and user rights. The conversation also explores how TikTok influences political dynamics, especially leading up to elections, and the challenges tech leaders face in Congress. Soave emphasizes the need for a measured approach to technology regulation and free speech.