Pop Quiz | Populism and American Politics

Pop Quiz | Populism and American Politics

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What the Medium Made | A Discussion on How New Technology Reshaped the American Presidency

Join Jon and Joe as they discuss how presidents have used, and sometimes botched, major communication mediums from radio to social media, and what it tells us about leadership in modern America. 

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