The Great Battlefield

Rhiannon Ruff joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her role at Lumino, a digital agency, and her expertise in Wikipedia, an important platform for progressive candidates and organizations.

Julia Rosen, co-founder of Meadowlark Strategies, shares her journey in digital political entrepreneurship. She discusses the emotional connections that mobilize supporters and the critical role of storytelling in campaigns. Julia reflects on her transition from a conservative background to progressive activism, emphasizing personal narratives in influencing LGBTQ equality. She highlights the importance of transparency in political consulting, the need for empathy in media, and calls for a shift towards community-building in digital campaigning.

Jordan Krueger joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career in politics and starting CampaignHelp, where he provides technology and help desk support for progressive organizations.

Debra Cleaver returns to The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about being ousted from Vote.org, which she founded and ran for a decade, and starting VoteAmerica where they work to increase voter turnout through the use of tech.

Kristin Turner joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her career in politics and founding the MisfitMinds Collective, a civic studio and lab that's working to facilitate a bigger political conversation.

Documentary Filmmaker Kim Snyder joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her career and directing her current film about Maxwell Frost, our first Congressman from Gen Z.

Steve Anderson returns to The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about the changes they've made at New/Mode, a civic advocacy platform, to make the platform more accessible to smaller sized customers.

David Callahan returns to The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about founding People's House, where they work to support progressive candidates in GOP held congressional districts and catching us up on Blue Tent, where they connect donors strategically to progressive causes.

Jeremy Smith returns to The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about Civitech's new product, RunningMate, software for running a political campaign and what he thinks we need to do to fix the ongoing voter registration deficit.

Maya Hutchinson, co-founder of BattlegroundAI, discusses the intersection of business, politics, and AI in political campaigns. She emphasizes the importance of diverse perspectives and expertise in driving impactful change and explores the challenges of balancing personal beliefs with business interactions. The podcast also highlights the creation of an AI platform tailored for political advertising to enhance messaging strategies for agencies, candidates, and campaign staffers.