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Join progressive strategists Joe Fuld and Martín Diego Garcia to talk about advocacy and political campaigns. Each episode, they will be joined by seasoned experts who will share their tried-and-true tips and tricks that have helped political and advocacy campaigns make a difference in the long run and maximize their impact on the ground. This podcast is a must listen—if you work for an advocacy organization, non-profit, are running for office, or want to get involved in advocacy and political work. How to Win a Campaign is produced by The Campaign Workshop.
Unknown Host hosts How to Win a Campaign, a education show with 140 episodes published.
In our final 7 Questions episode of the season, Joe sits down with Alex Dickinson of Beekeeper Group to discuss their report, The Future of Advocacy . Drawing on a December 2025 survey of 1,000 voters and insights from B
In this episode, Enrique Rivas of The Campaign Workshop sits down with Mayte Aldrett, Partner Success Director at Empower Project, to break down relational organizing—the practice of reaching people through their own tru
In this 7 Questions episode, Joe sits down with Tiffany Muller, President of End Citizens United, to discuss the state of money in politics in America. Tiffany breaks down how the 2010 Citizens United Supreme Court decis
In this episode, Martín sits down with Bill Smith, founder and CEO of Inseparable , a bipartisan national mental health advocacy organization working to change how Washington and state houses respond to the mental health
This week, Joe is joined by Katie Belanger, consultant for the Local Solutions Support Center , for her third appearance on the show. Katie breaks down what state preemption is, why it matters, and how it's being weaponi
In this bonus 7 Questions episode, Joe Fuld talks with Monica Hopkins, Executive Director of the ACLU of the District of Columbia, about what it takes to defend democracy at the local level. They cover DC statehood and v
This week, we're featuring a recorded webinar from our Advocacy Training series. Joe dives into goal setting—why defining clear goals as a team is one of the most critical and most often skipped steps in building a succe
In this Seven Questions episode, Martín Diego Garcia sits down with Denise Feriozzi, co-founder and executive director of Pipeline Fund, to talk about building the long-term, down-ballot infrastructure progressives have
What does it actually mean for a bank to be "socially responsible," and why should every nonprofit, campaign, and advocacy organization care? In this episode, Martín sits down with Maura Keaney, Vice President and Direct
In this special 7 Questions episode, Joe sits down with Kristen Grimm, Founder and Strategist at Spitfire Strategies, for a candid conversation about what it takes to win a campaign right now. Kristen unpacks common stra
In this bonus episode of How to Win a Campaign, host Martín Diego Garcia shares a webinar recorded in September 2025 featuring two innovative leadership development programs working to solve one of campaigns' most persis
Joe and Martín are back to give listeners a sneak peek at what's coming in Season 5's bonus episodes. From ethical banking and mental health policy to DC voting rights and the future of advocacy, this season's lineup is
In our final regular episode of Season 5, Heather Booth returns to share more of her journey and insights into organizing and activism, as well as the need for love and joy in sustaining long-term activism. Joe and Heath
In this episode, Joe chats with Cheryl Contee about AI’s impact on nonprofits. Cheryl discusses her book, “AI for Nonprofits,” emphasizing the importance of using AI to enhance work and make a greater difference. She als
In this episode, Martín dives into the tricky world of keeping alliances strong in social justice movements with Abby Levine, formerly the Executive Director and now CEO of the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable. Abby shar
This week, Fran (Hutch) Hutchins shares their journey from growing up in Alabama to becoming a key figure in LGBTQ+ advocacy. They discuss their work with the Equality Federation, the importance of grassroots organizing,
We're offline for a much-needed holiday break for the next two weeks. How to Win a Campaign will be back with another full episode on January 7, 2026. The Campaign Workshop is raising money this holiday season for Feedin
This week, Martín sits down with Stacey McAuliffe from the Management Center to tackle one of the toughest challenges facing organizations today: navigating budget cuts and potential layoffs. Stacey shares her thoughts o
This week, Joe talks with Olivia Hill, who shares her journey as the first trans woman elected in Tennessee. She discusses the challenges she faced, how her passion for improving infrastructure helped her stay focused, a
This week, Jon Hoadley, a former Michigan House legislator and 2020 Democratic candidate, sits down with Martín and shares his journey through the political landscape. He discusses the challenges of media attacks, the im
Heather Booth
1 appearance on this show
Cheryl Contee
tech futurist, serial entrepreneur, author of AI for Nonprofits · BrightWorks AI
1 appearance on this show
Olivia Hill
Council Member at-Large · Nashville Metro Council
1 appearance on this show
Chris Melody Fields Figueredo
Ballot Initiative Strategy Center
1 appearance on this show
Amanda Litman
co-founder and president · Run for Something
1 appearance on this show
Seth Masket
director of the Center on American Politics · Center on American Politics
1 appearance on this show
Enrique Rivas
The Campaign Workshop
1 appearance on this show
Mayte Aldrett
Empower Project
1 appearance on this show
Bill Smith
Inseparable
1 appearance on this show
Theo LeCompte
Loft Leaders
1 appearance on this show
Lorenza Ramirez
Blue Line Fellows
1 appearance on this show
Abby Levine
Jewish Social Justice Roundtable
1 appearance on this show
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