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The rise of podcasting is changing how politics is consumed, with candidates and aides leveraging media platforms like CNN for commentary and attention.

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The rise of podcasting is changing how politics is consumed, with candidates and aides leveraging media platforms like CNN for commentary and attention.

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  1. Political podcasts hosted on platforms like YouTube are expanding commercial categories while competing for political attention and ad dollars.Sub-event
  2. Donald Trump appeared on the podcast 'Getting Better' in Portland, which was subsequently inserted into a 2024 campaign ad.Sub-event
  3. Kelly Ripa and Joe Biden discussed health issues on a podcast platform on August 4th.Sub-event
  4. Newsom criticized Joe Rogan's podcasting style, while Rogan made political endorsements and discussed grievances with JD Vance.Sub-event
  5. Ali G was interviewed by Marc Maron and others, discussing his political career and facing criticism from comedians.Sub-event
  6. Anna Paulina Luna sought help from Gavin Newsom regarding swatting incidents and was introduced to Donald Trump.Sub-event
  7. Political figures like Trump, Obama, and Newsom are using podcasts to bypass traditional media and reach audiences.1 source

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