The Great Battlefield

Joshua Kaufman and Isaac Troncoso join The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about founding Blue Raven Campaigns, a political consultancy and building Call Smart AI, software that uses AI to help with campaign fundraising.

Hillary Lehr returns to the Great Battlefield podcast to talk about her time at Higher Ground Labs and then joining Quiller as CEO where they help Democratic campaigns produce fundraising emails and other content through the use of AI.

Luis Lozada joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career and his role as CEO at Democracy Works, a nonpartisan nonprofit that builds tech for democracy, focusing on voters and voting.

Howie Stanger joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career and founding Pocketbook Strategies, a full service political operations and accounting firm for progressive organizations and campaigns.

Sam Drzymala joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career in politics and founding Progressive Victory, an online community of content creators and volunteers on Twitch and Youtube Streaming who are using the power of the internet to win elections.

Charlie Cook Joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about founding the Cook Political Report, now with Amy Walters, which provides non-partisan analysis of campaigns and elections.

Jeremiah Johnson joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career and founding the Center for New Liberalism, a community started on Reddit that is advocating for more pragmatic policies and politics for Democrats.

Gerry Tyson joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career in politics and how The Tyson Organization has been helping progressives with their phone programs for over forty years.

Pete Brodnitz joins The Great Battlefield podcast to talk about his career in polling, how he thinks about public opinion and campaigning in the age of Trump and starting his own firm Expedition Strategies.

Don Green, Professor of Political Science at Yale and Columbia University, discusses his career as a professor and the efficacy of campaign tactics. They also talk about their shared interest in woodworking, their job market success, the durability of experiment findings, the differences in political attitudes among students from different institutions, the evolution of rational choice theory in political science, and using narratives to study attitude change in different countries.