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Know Your Enemy in Conversation with Crooked Media's Reid Cherlin

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April 30, 2025

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Is legacy media dead? Do podcasters have all the answers, or just the platform? Why does the right measure stronger online impact than the left? Join Know Your Enemy co-hosts Matthew Sitman and Sam Adler-Bell for a conversation on conducting journalism during the Trump administration, reaching unexpected audiences, and how podcasts provide a unique way to practice political analysis. Moderated by Reid Cherlin, Executive Editor for News and Politics at Crooked Media, home to the Pod Save franchise.

This event is a part of the IOP’s annual David S. Broder Journalism Week, which honors the legacy of a titan of journalism and University of Chicago alumni who changed the game of political reporting in Washington. His columns for the Washington Post on the Watergate scandal inspired his nickname “Dean of the Press Corps” and earned him the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for commentary.

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