Digital Politics with Karen Jagoda
Digital Politics with Karen Jagoda is a non-partisan podcast featuring thought leaders and industry pioneers with insights about innovative approaches to political campaigns, voter engagement, mobilization, fundraising, persuasion, and GOTV.
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- Sep 1, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Civic Information Hub Rebuilding Trust Between Government and Constituents with Evan Meyer MyGovTools (opens the original)
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Evan Meyer , civic leader and Founder of MyGovTools, BeautifyEarth, and RideAmigos, emphasizes the need for meaningful change in the political environment to encourage more community-focused political action and less opposition-driven engagement. The place to start is at the local level, where citizens can see tangible results. Evan decided to use web scraping, AI, and human curation to connect fragmented data and overcome inadequate communication channels by creating MyGovTools and a weekly new
For-Profit Detention Centers and the Human Cost of US Immigration Policy with Sarah Towle (opens the original)
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Sarah Towle, international educator and author of Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands, joins Deepak Puri, Founder of The Democracy Labs, to discuss her on-the-ground investigation of immigration detention and deportation practices at the US-Mexico border. She traces the historical roots of the current immigration policies and how detention centers operate as for-profit enterprises. Her book chronicles the Trump administration's detention center policies and calls for grassroots
AI Tool Improving Accuracy and Fraud Detection in Paid Field Canvassing with Jon Seaton Echo Canyon Consulting (opens the original)
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Jon Seaton , founding Partner at Echo Canyon Consulting, has developed a platform to reshape how data and AI can improve the ground game of field canvassing. Field data, often manually audited and slowly made available, is a key source of information for campaigns, and intentional inaccuracies or accidental errors can quickly contaminate datasets downstream. While many AI solutions focus on generating content, this solution focuses on verifying that a human has actually conducted the work. We ta
Inside the Fight for Secure Auditable Voting Systems with Susan Greenhalgh Free Speech for People (opens the original)
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Susan Greenhalgh, Senior Advisor on Election Security for Free Speech for People, joins Deepak Puri , Founder of The Democracy Labs, to pull back the curtain on the security of voting machines and how election results can be manipulated. Having paper ballots provides physical verification of votes and enables post-election audits and recounts when necessary. Still, a broader focus is needed to ensure all votes are counted and reported accurately, with proper protective measures in place. Deepak
We Are the Power to Win the Future with Gary Lucks (opens the original)
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Gary Lucks is an environmental attorney, activist, and author of We Are the Power: To Win the Future , a book designed to mobilize citizens across all districts for the 2026 midterm election. Drawing on extensive campaign experience, Gary presents practical strategies, tools, and tactics for grassroots activism, including community outreach at farmers' markets and transit stops, as well as virtual fundraising events. Emphasizing that everyday people possess untapped potential to defend democracy
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