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You know those news stories where they gather a group of "regular Americans" around a kitchen table to ask them what issues are most important to them? What if we broke down one of those stories from NPR and told you there's actually a lot more going on in their discussions than their supposed focus on the issues?
How would you like to be able to read between the lines of their language patterns to uncover the connections their minds are actually making on a deeper level? That is, on a subconscious level. And why is it we can start talking to those around us about policies and issues but wind up instead talking past each other, making no progress?
Find the answers to all of these questions and more on this episode of Subliminally Correct!
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Links:
NPR: Pennsylvania District Prepares To Vote In Special Election
Follow-Up Story: Pennsylvania Voters React To Lamb's Apparent Win
Live Science: Left vs. Right: Can We Ever Get Along?
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This episode we chat about the methodology behind predicting voter behavior with special guest, Luke Riley who worked in Hillary Clinton’s Brooklyn data operation.
We start by exploring how campaigns and firms like Cambridge Analytica build a predictive mathematical model of the electorate using consumer data and polling.
Then we discuss how this process played out with the dynamics of the 2016 election. Can the best data in the world make up for an enthusiasm gap?
Finally we look forward to the future of campaign data and analytics. What were the lessons learned and where are we headed?
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Special Guest: Luke Riley.
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Episode Two is all about the inside process of crafting an effective campaign message!
This is an insightful chat with special guest, Peter Koltak; Chief of Staff to a U.S. Congressman and accomplished expert in political communications about how a campaign message evolves from a half-baked idea into a finished talking point.
We explore the concept of collective political mythologies within different segments of American culture.
Finally we examine the relationship between the message and the messenger; how candidates adapt or fail to adapt to their audiences and their own personality flaws.
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Special Guest: Peter Koltak.
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Welcome to the first episode of Subliminally Correct!
We start by introducing your hosts Alexander Dobranic and Taylor Sherman, and talk about the genesis of this podcast and how it came to be.
Then we really break down the hypnotic language patterns used by Joe Biden in a recent speech to the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
Finally we get into a deep discussion about all the things that stood out to us as experts in subconscious persuasion during the 2016 presidential election.
Remember to visit our website and support us through Patreon!
You can also follow us on Twitter and Facebook!
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Subliminally Correct is a bi-weekly podcast where two experts in subconscious messaging examine the intersection of politics, persuasion, and all the ways politicians and newsmakers are using psychological tactics to influence you every single day.