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Who Should Tell America’s Story at 250 Years? Its Artists (Guest Column) Original
On July 4, 2026, the United States turns 250. Many of us aren’t thinking about it—some may not even realize it’s coming. But for nearly a decade, a bipartisan commission chartered by Congress has been planning a sprawling national commemoration. Major brands like Coca-Cola, Amazon and Walmart have signed on as sponsors. States and major cities are building calendars packed with parades, exhibitions, fireworks and made-for-TV spectacles.
ESPN president George Bodenheimer making noise
What’s a nice guy like George Bodenheimer doing in a place like this? In the sometimes cutthroat world of sports media, a sphere where egos often collide with ambition and the top positions require making unpopular decisions, this likable, lifelong ESPN executive has vaulted to the very top of the heap, precisely because he’s cast from another mold.
The Road to Now: #106 Why You Should Vote w/ Andy Bernstein
National Voter Registration Day is Tuesday, September 25th, and Bob and Ben are doing their part to get the word out. In this episode we speak with HeadCount Executive Director Andy Bernstein to talk about the work HeadCount has been doing to get people registered to vote, the importance of staying on top of local and national politics, and why your vote counts.
Capturing Kobe and Starting Anew with Andy Bernstein on Apple Podcasts
49 min Over the last 40 years, Andy Bernstein has become one of the most iconic photographers in sports history. Even if you don't watch basketball, you're likely familiar with his work shooting historic figures like Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, and the late Kobe Bryant. On today's show, John and Andy discuss how he got into sports photography, the battles regarding self-worth along the way, and the pitfalls that success can bring.
Cleary Gottlieb Discusses the Morrison Decision, 10 Years On
Ten years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Morrison v.
HeadCount's Special Discussion of American Utopia
Participant, HBO and HeadCount Present: A Special Discussion of American utopia Monday, September 28 4:00 PM PT / 7:00 PM ET The Final Countdown! Time left for the event days hours minutes seconds The countdown doesn't work if the event start date is set to TBD Event Description David Byrne’s AMERICAN UTOPIA, available for streaming Saturday, October 17 on HBO Max, features a segment where David Byrne talks about the importance of voting and gives a warm shoutout to HeadCount and its...
ESPN2 hopes viewers eat up ‘Cold Pizza’
Jay Crawford (right), co-host of ESPN2’s new show “Cold Pizza,” works through a rehearsal. It's 7:10 a.m. and Mark Shapiro is standing in a packed control room, making a few not-so-subtle suggestions on how best to cut a highlights package. As the on-air host talks about the Colts' stunning come-from-behind Monday night win over the Bucs two days before, Shapiro wants to know why the right clip isn't running. "Where is it?" he asks.
10 Ways Brands Can Help With Voter Registration Starting Now
With the 2020 election fast approaching, corporate America has a unique opportunity. Without taking sides, brands can show their commitment to social impact by promoting two things everyone can get behind: voter registration and voter turnout. Last year saw the highest voter turnout for a Midterm Election in 100 years, and now the race for the White House will surely lead to record-setting amounts of press coverage and partisan spending.
Students Have Been Marching, But Will They Vote In November?
With Melissa BlockAfter Parkland, are youth activists registering to vote? We’ll look at that and the new push to lower the voting age.Guests: Sam Craig, 15-year-old sophomore at Chatfield Senior High in Littleton, Colorado. Student organizer and executive director of Vote For Our Lives, a student-led movement encouraging youth voter registration to end gun violence. (@SamCraigVFOL)John Della Volpe, Director of Polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics.
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