In this episode, I’m joined by Wisconsin State Representative Francesca Hong and her Chief of Staff, Nada Elmikashfi. Full disclosure: I have the pleasure of serving as Rep Hong’s digital director. But even if I didn’t, I’d be tuned in. They are two of the strongest progressive voices currently active in Wisconsin politics. Rep Hong, […]
Sarah Keyeski is a mental health care provider, a mom and this past cycle, she was a first-time political candidate. She ran for State Senate in Wisconsin against an incumbent who’s been an elected official in her community since 1991 — and Sarah won! Emily Tseffos is a former educator, a community advocate and a […]
“We have to rethink communications in the progressive movement. It is less about a candidate or a campaign or a spokesperson for a campaign delivering a message to the traditional media who then deliver that message to voters, and more thinking about our audience and our supporters and our volunteers as messengers themselves who have […]
Last week, I had the good fortune to attend the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Needless to say, it was quite the experience. I saw and learned A LOT. While the DNC is all about politics, and quite a bit about policy, I want to reflect on what I learned regarding process. Here are a […]
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