February 11, 2025
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52:32Now PlayingJill Wine-Banks and Rob Burley discuss political interviews, Margaret Thatcher’s legacy, and women in politics. They explore media’s impact, effective interviewing techniques, and cultural differences in leadership. The conversation emphasizes collaborative communication, fact-based media, and voter responsibility in a divided landscape. It also highlights television’s role in scrutiny, critical thinking education, and public opinion’s role in shaping democracy, including the untold story of Rosemary Woods during Watergate.
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