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Tech guru and veteran CNBC and Bloomberg journalist Eric Chemi takes on modern business and what it takes to break through from a journalist’s perspective. It’s all about being assertive (!!) in a way that wins friends and nurtures relationships – what we at Bospar have branded “Politely Pushy”. From CEOs, founders and investors, to IT experts, luminaries, and other interesting sorts, Eric delivers straight talk in a relaxed “let’s have coffee” conversation that’s interesting, fast-paced, and fun.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTech guru and veteran CNBC and Bloomberg journalist Eric Chemi takes on modern business and what it takes to break through from a journalist’s perspective. It’s all about being assertive (!!) in a way that wins friends and nurtures relationships, what we at Bospar have branded “Politely Pushy”.
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi is hosted by Eric Chemi. The show has published 145 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "From Clicks to Unread Emails: Looking at the Numbers Behind a Journalist's Process With Andy Medici" (20 October 2026, 36 minutes), "Seeing Beyond the AI Hype: What It Takes to Tell a Story Reporters Actually Care About" (29 September 2026, 35 minutes), and "Shooting for Excellence: The Thoughtful Process That Led to Bospar's 300 Award Wins" (22 September 2026, 27 minutes).
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 145 episodes.
Booking probability for Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi's contact route on record: verified email.
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Eric Chemi hosts Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi, a business podcast with 145 episodes published.
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Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
National reporters get between 100 and 200 pitches every single day. These range from great pitches they want to write about, to emails that have the vague impression of being a pitch, with no concrete information. Andy...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
So many articles treat AI as magic. However, that approach doesn’t fly with reporters. In this episode, Eric Chemi speaks with veteran journalist and Bospar AI Strategy Analyst and Content Director, Clint Boulton, to...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
In this episode, Eric Chemi is joined by Bospar's Curtis Sparrer, John Ward, and Bospar's first client, Priti Khare to discuss the 300 award wins Bospar has under its belt, after winning 5 PRSA-NY Big Apple Awards last...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Every company claims to have an AI strategy. Blaine Mathieu says that's hardly the point. In this episode, Eric Chemi sits down with Blaine, founder of the River Group and author of "The River Doesn't Wait," to unpack...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
At the 27th annual PRWeek Awards, Bospar won Best in Financial Communications for its campaign with fintech platform Smarty, “How Smarty Owned the Tariff Moment.” The campaign prevailed over finalists that included Citi...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Behind every "disruptive" and "innovative" product or service is a team of expert communicators who fuel the company's story and break through in a competitive market. Mastery of storytelling is a must-have for...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
During the 27th annual PRWeek Awards, Bospar and San Francisco Pride celebrated winning Best in Community Relations for the "Queer Joy is Resistance" campaign. This campaign underscored the nonprofit's 2025 theme and...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
AI has been the main character in every conversation across every layer of business. This year, industry analyst Josh Bersin proposes a shift in AI's role: from an individual productivity tool to a tool for problem...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Award season and conference season go hand-in-hand. In the PR world, CES signals the beginning of another exciting event calendar. Eric Chemi is joined by Bospar's Emily Roberts and Caroline Kamerschen to explain why...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Where do people turn when seeking information, yet are tired of sales-minded responses? Maybe Google, but increasingly, the answer is Reddit. In this episode, Eric Chemi chats with Bospar colleagues Connor Grant and...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
We want answers fast. Not just any answers. We want relevant, peer-contributed, and verified answers. What happens if those answers are wrong, primarily when referring to your business and the offerings you provide? In...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
"Frequency and authenticity are the two biggest drivers of engagement in today's channels." In this episode of Politely Pushy, Eric Chemi connects with Nathan C Bowser, a product strategist, podcast host of "The Tech...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
2025 was the 10th anniversary of Bospar, the "politely pushy" PR and marketing firm. Throughout the past decade, Bospar defied conventions and delivered winning results for companies across healthcare, finance, tech...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Retail is at an inflection point, and AI is the lever. In this episode, Eric Chemi chats with Greg Buzek, Chief AI Officer at IHL Services, as he breaks down how leading retailers are moving from pilot projects to...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
AI adoption isn't happening in isolation. If you've wondered how to turn AI from a buzzword into business value, look no further than AI Realized: a global network of enterprise AI adopters. In this episode of Politely...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
The secret to amassing engagement online, especially on social media, is driving divisiveness. Larry Magid, journalist, technology columnist, and President and CEO of ConnectSafely, shares how strengthening online...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
The era of AI has brought about a drastic shift in online user behavior. It's also ushered in a new consideration for elevating your brand across digital platforms. In this episode of Politely Pushy, Jennifer Devine...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Introducing Audit*E, a tool that evaluates company presence and content performance across eight major AI platforms, including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Meta AI, Mistral, and DeepSeek. In this special episode of...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
Your company's funding announcement is on the horizon. Now what? Seasoned journalist and Bospar Content Director, Tomio Geron, joins Eric Chemi to share best practices for crafting the narrative, including the impact of...
Politely Pushy with Eric Chemi
All analysts, by definition, are influencers. But not all influencers are analysts. Eric Chemi welcomes Jon Arnold of J Arnold & Associates. Jon is an independent research analyst with a rich background in marketing and...
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Hunter senior geriatrician, founding Chair of Hunter Ageing Alliance, 2024 NSW Senior Australian of the Year, University of South Carolina’s Innovation and Economic Development office
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Founder & CEO of The Josh Bersin Company, The Josh Bersin Company
founder, Wiltshire Pension Fund
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