Christine and Emily are back to discuss a recent and unusual development in how Federal agencies respond to implementation queries. As companies submit their questions regarding COVID-19 programs, many agencies have adjusted their processes in order to respond and publish answers on a quicker timeline than before. Tune in for a great conversation about this development and more.

Jeb Ory, Founder and CEO of Phone2Action, a grassroots advocacy and public affairs technology company, joins Caitlin and Paul for an in-depth discussion of how trade associations, companies, and citizens can influence policy and get through to their representatives in Washington when they cannot travel to DC for Hill meetings.

PRG Pulse, our election 2020 hub, is back after an unexpected hiatus due to COVID-19 coverage. Despite the tumult, there are still presidential, Congressional, and local elections being held later this year, so let's get into it! Josh and Liam discuss how Federal and local governments' COVID responses have impacted standings in various races, their top races to watch as of now, and more.

Welcome to the new isolation-specific format of The Lobby Shop! To adjust to the need for briefer bites of podcast content, we are launching a new system of quick updates on specific issues each week. First up is Reg Watch, a weekly dive into the latest news from Federal agencies regarding their response actions to COVID-19, featuring PRG Partner Christine Wyman and Government Relations Administrator Emily Schmidlin.

We're all together in our little Zoom boxes to bring you another episode covering the latest out of Congress and the White House on COVID-19 relief packages, how they will be funded, and what companies are doing to communicate with employees effectively.

It's a holiday weekend to wrap up another crazy week covering the government's legislative responses to COVID-19. We cover some of the many things that have happened since last week's episode: Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) updates, implementation snags, and what we forecast for the future of legislative responses.

This week's episode delves into the implementation of the Phase Three relief programs, the beginning of the Phase Four legislative efforts, and that pesky little thing we like to call the 2020 Presidential Election.

The Lobby Shop host team met up via video conference to record a rundown of how the federal government, state governments, and various industries are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Tune in for an in-depth discussion and visit our online resources:

PRG's Daily COVID-19 Legislative Updates: https://www.policyresolutiongroup.com/media-hub/

How Federal Agencies Are Responding to COVID-19: https://www.policyresolutiongroup.com/media-hub/how-federal-agencies-are-responding-to-covid-19/

Follow PRG for additional updates on Twitter: @PolicyRez

Liam, Josh, and Caitlin connect to take a look at the surprising shakeout of Super Tuesday and Warren’s decision to step down.  Now that we're in a two-man race, what can we expect as primaries continue?

As we prepare for Super Tuesday, we were lucky enough to get NY Times National Political Correspondent Jonathan Martin on the phone for a few minutes to pick his brain about the dwindling candidate pool, Biden's big win in South Carolina, and some of the unsung Congressional races going on simultaneously.

On Twitter: @jmartNYT