Podcast appearances and mentions of norman siegel

Ryan Davis, co-founder of the digital political firm People First, has long been at the cutting edge of digital politics and the rise of digital influencers and has dubbed 2024 as "The Influencer Election". In this conversation, Ryan talks his roots in politics, a detour through the NYC theater community, being part of the influential 2004 Howard Dean campaign, and eventually starting the first firm focused on digital political influencers. And Ryan goes deep on the 2024 race...how the campaigns' strategies differed, the role of influencers and podcasts, which platforms are on the ascent versus descent, how he is thinking about the 2026 and 2028, and much more covering one of the most important and quickly evolving facets of modern political campaigns.IN THIS EPISODERyan's path from early work in Libertarian-minded GOP politics to migrating to the Democratic side of the fence...Ryan is inspired to work in politics by the anti-war sentiment of Howard Dean's 04 campaign...Ryan talks his time working in the NYC theatre and his views of "theatre kids" in politics...Ryan on how the '04 Dean digital operation changed the way campaigns are run...Ryan's path from working in campaigns to starting People First - the first political firm focused on digital influencers...Ryan's favorite case studies of how to smartly utilize digital influencers in politics...Ryan on why he dubs 2024 as "The Influencer Election"...The role of podcasts in the '24 presidential election...Why Democrats can't and shouldn't try to create their own Joe Rogan...The symbiotic nature of influencer content bridging into paid media content..."White Guys for Kamala" and other affinity groups...The relative value of political vs non-political influencers...How GenZ digests information differently than those who came before...How some big influencer accounts "rip off" clients...Ryan on the political utility of various platforms like TikTok, BlueSky, Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, LinkedIn, NextDoor, and more...How Ryan would tackle digital organizing ahead of the 2026 and 2028 elections...Ryan on the right skill set to work with digital influencers...Ryan's life as an itinerant "digital nomad" and tips from extensive world travels...AND The Analyst Institute, Andy Beshear, Simón Bolívar, ChatGPT, conservative e-zines, dog influencers, Al Gore, Mark Green, Kamala Harris, Curtis Hougland, John McCain, Barack Obama, parasocial relationships, Ronald Reagan, RealPlayer, Joe Rospars, Sesame Street, Norman Siegel, Snoopy, Zephyr Teachout, Joe Trippi, Barron Trump, Tim Walz...& more!

Norman Siegel has been a civil right and civil liberties lawyer in New York City for over 50 years, spending a significant portion of his career defending free speech, often to his own detriment. The pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University and colleges across the country have highlighted the topic of free speech. Siegel joined NY1's Errol Louis to discuss how the protests resemble demonstrations from the past. He explained that it is time that people began to understand the First Amendment properly. Siegel also reflected on his storied legal career, including his tenure at the New York Civil Liberties Union and how he helped create the Civilian Complaint Review Board. Finally, they talked about how he advocates for families who lost loved ones on Sept. 11.   Join the conversation, weigh in on Twitter using the hashtag #NY1YouDecide or give us a call at 212-379-3440 and leave a message. Or send an email to YourStoryNY1@charter.com.

Who better to commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on MLK Day than the man who marched alongside Dr. King, Civil Rights Attorney Norman Siegel. Norman joins Sid and Friends in the Morning to talk about the impact Dr. King and his activism changed America for the better. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this Monday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, we spend the day recognizing the celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with big name guests throughout the day that speak on the impact that Dr. King had on the Civil Rights Movement and the current standing of the black population across the United States of America. The Reverend would have been 94 years old yesterday. In other news of the day, the New York Football Giants advance through the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs to set up a matchup in Philadelphia against the Eagles come Saturday night, Sid's interview with Congressman George Santos from 2020 goes mega viral over the weekend, New York City Mayor Eric Adams spends the weekend in El Paso as he continues to try and resolve the migrant crisis here in the city, legendary collegiate basketball head coach John Calipari is in hot water as there is currently a warrant out for his arrest, and a trans man now owns the "Miss Universe" beauty competition. Mike Lawler, John Catsimatidis, Rich Lowry, Norman Siegel, Reverend A.R. Bernard and Homer Bush join the program. As always, make sure you don't miss out on the Monday installment of Lidia Reports with Lidia Curanaj and the "Movie Monday" edition of The Peerless Boilers Sid's Take Contest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this Monday edition of Bernie & Sid in the Morning, we celebrate Martin Luther King Day with a full slate of great guests and content to celebrate the great man that was Dr. King. Owner of Red Apple Media John Catsimatidis kicks off the day's festivities with Sid detailing why it's so important for us to recognize the significance of this day. John is followed by Pastor of the Christian Cultural Center Megachurch in Brooklyn, New York Reverend A.R. Bernard, Editor-in-Chief of National Review Rich Lowry, the first African American to serve as governor of New York David Paterson, and civil rights and civil liberties lawyer Norman Siegel. Sid dives into the non-violent message that Martin Luther King preached every day, and how Dr. King might feel about the current state of Civil Rights in our country if he were alive today. No Peerless Boilers Beat Bernie Contest today due to both Bernie & Sid's absence in the program's final hour, but as always make sure you don't miss the Monday installment of Lidia Reports.

On this Monday edition of Bernie & Sid in the Morning, we celebrate Martin Luther King Day with a full slate of great guests and content to celebrate the great man that was Dr. King. Owner of Red Apple Media John Catsimatidis kicks off the day's festivities with Sid detailing why it's so important for us to recognize the significance of this day. John is followed by Pastor of the Christian Cultural Center Megachurch in Brooklyn, New York Reverend A.R. Bernard, Editor-in-Chief of National Review Rich Lowry, the first African American to serve as governor of New York David Paterson, and civil rights and civil liberties lawyer Norman Siegel. Sid dives into the non-violent message that Martin Luther King preached every day, and how Dr. King might feel about the current state of Civil Rights in our country if he were alive today. No Peerless Boilers Beat Bernie Contest today due to both Bernie & Sid's absence in the program's final hour, but as always make sure you don't miss the Monday installment of Lidia Reports.

Let It Rip, joined by former NY Governor, David Paterson; Attorney, Norman Siegel; and CUNY professor, Deepak Bhargava; examines the Presidential election. As well as an update on the Breonna Taylor case with Attorneys, Ron Kuby, Malaika Jabali, and Kiiru Gichuru.

Mike Gilliam, joined by former executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, Norman Siegel; CUNY Constitutional law professor, Ruthann Robson; and Community organizer, Omowale Clay, break down the specificities of the U.S. impeachment process, as well as examine the congressional impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump and what may be it's political ramifications.

Norman Siegel, attorney for the defense of civil rights and civil liberties, NYCLU former director, who reads the Constitution aloud, 7/4 in NY's parks, discusses the current administration, commenting "the Constitution, you should try it sometime."

Today on the Drive at 5, Norman Siegel, Kevin McCormick, MS-13

Norman Siegel, civil rights and civil liberties lawyer, believes that the number of good cops is overwhelming and that it is essential to "talk the truth" about the number of bad apples in the police force. Education is vital to undo stereotypes.

Civil rights lawyer Norman Siegel visits Bob Herbert's Op-Ed.TV and shares his ideas on improving relations between the police and the communities they serve, in hopes that future tragedies involving police killing unarmed black men can be avoided.

Here is the federal lawsuit filed to restore term limits in New York City government. We talked about it with Norman Siegel, one of the lawyers who filed the suit.

Ronnie is joined by Norman Siegel, Director of the Freedom Legal Defense and Education Project. Mr. Siegel is a civil rights lawyer who is currently running for New York City Public Advocate. He and Ronnie discuss recent, high profile New York cases.