The 2024 US presidential election has been referred to as the "podcast election," a label that appears increasingly relevant as the election approaches. Host Josh Rushing discusses the role of podcasts in politics with Cenk Uygur, founder of The Young Turks, and Emily Jashinsky, host of After Party and anchor at Breaking Points. They explore whether podcasts are expanding political discourse or allowing candidates to avoid critical scrutiny typically associated with traditional journalism.
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Analysis of Podcasts' Influence on Political Discourse
The upcoming 2024 US presidential election is being described as the "podcast election." A discussion led by Josh Rushing with Cenk Uygur and Emily Jashinsky examines the impact of podcasts on political discourse and whether they facilitate open dialogue or enable candidates to evade journalistic scrutiny.
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