In the final episode of the first season, Karpf and Loge look back at some of season one's topics, talk about what advocates can learn from Facebook's DC efforts, and point out democracy is on the ballot in Pennsylvania.

Footnotes – Links to some what we referenced in the podcast, and to other readings listeners might find interesting.

New York Times remembrance of Donald Ross, public interest advocate and co-founder of M+R Strategic Services.

More Common Sense, Less Ideology: Modern Communications Lessons from the Critical Race Theory Debates – Nat Kendall-Taylor, CEO of Frameworks, on smart messaging.

Alvaro Bedoya confirmed at the Federal Trade Commission.

Facebook as a case study in strategic communication and policy advocacy, via The Washington Post.

An insurrectionist could be the next governor of Pennsylvania, from The New Yorker: