Cross Tabs
Farrah Bostic, Michael PodhorzerThe official substack of the Cross Tabs Podcast, a show about people, data and power.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 months ago |
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Weekend Reading Live with Farrah Bostic
So after getting caught in a bit of rain from walking the dog (and therefore looking a bit like a wet dog myself in this video), I joined ’s Substack Live to talk about the tyranny of cross tabs and message tests, the way brands have to be...
People Like Me
After the 2016 election, I read somewhere that there was an extremely high correlation between agreeing with statements like “people like me don’t have any say about what the government does” or “public officials don’t care much what people...
Representative Democracy is an Interface
Photo by Joshua Reddekopp on Unsplash
Last week, I had the pleasure of getting to meet and talk to (and record for your enjoyment) a conversation with . You can listen to the whole conversation here:
We talked about a lot of things. I wan...
Political Market Making
In poll after poll going into the June NYC Democratic mayoral primary election, Cuomo appeared to have at least a 10-point lead over Mamdani. There has been a growing narrative that polling is off as compared to the final results when it un...
Say What You're For
Technical note: we are experimenting with editing software, so if you see weird jumps in the video — it’s probably my fault.
I had the extreme pleasure last week of speaking with about many many things, but I wanted to share a brief summa...
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Researcher/strategist/founder - The Difference Engine Host - Cross Tabs (about polls) Co-host - In the Demo (about generations/on hiatus)
Former political director of the AFL-CIO. Senior fellow at the Center for American Progress. Founder: Analyst Institute, Research Collaborative (RC). He publishes Weekend Reading. (weekendreading.net)
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