13-10-2026 20:09 via startribune.com

The podcast tradeoff for candidates: Friendly audiences, lasting scrutiny

As Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya navigate podcasts and partisan media, their experiences reveal the opportunities — and unexpected liabilities — of campaigning beyond traditional journalism.

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