Crooked Media

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Crooked Media
Crooked media logo.png
Type of site
News and political commentary
Available inEnglish
HeadquartersLos Angeles, California [1]
Country of originUnited States
Founder(s)
Key people
  • Lucinda Treat(CEO)
  • Michele Rosette.(CFO)
  • Madeleine Haeringer (EVP, Programming & News) [2]
IndustryMedia production
URL crooked.com
LaunchedJanuary 2017;7 years ago (2017-01)

Crooked Media is an American progressive [3] [4] political media company. It was founded in 2017 by Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, and Tommy Vietor, all former top Barack Obama staffers and co-hosts of the Keepin' It 1600 podcast. Dan Pfeiffer, also a former Obama employee, co-hosts their flagship podcast Pod Save America with them.

Contents

The company's offerings encompass a network of podcasts; a news and opinion website; live shows and tours; and a social media and live streaming presence. It aims to foster open conversation between those with center-left political leanings and support grassroots activism and political participation.

The company's flagship podcast, Pod Save America, airs thrice weekly and averages more than 1.5 million listeners an episode. In Fall 2018, four Pod Save America one-hour specials aired on HBO. [5] By November of its first year, the podcast had been downloaded more than 120 million times, and 175 million times by February 2018. [6] [5]

The company is headquartered in Los Angeles, California. [1]

History

Favreau, Lovett, Vietor, and Pfeiffer hosted The Ringer's Keepin' It 1600 political podcast from March 2016 until December 2016.

In 2016, Favreau, Lovett, and Vietor started podcasting and activism on a full-time basis. The three formed the Crooked Media company in January 2017 and launched a new podcast called Pod Save America the following month. [7] Pfeiffer opted not to join the company, and instead to co-host the Thursday edition of the show. [8] Crooked Media is named after a favorite term used by Donald Trump. When asked whether he thought Crooked Media was a 'media company', Favreau said, "I don't know if it's a political movement or a media company". [9]

The company announced a major expansion in October 2017 with the launch of Crooked.com, a text journalism site helmed by Editor-In-Chief Brian Beutler, a former New Republic senior editor. The expansion introduced the "Crooked Contributors" network, a group of progressive journalists, activists, organizers, policy experts, campaign veterans, and comedians who would be featured in podcasts, videos, and articles produced by the company. [10]

The company uses advertising revenue to fund the business. [1]

Podcasts

Crooked Media produces and distributes podcasts with numerous hosts, focusing on news and politics.

Pod Save America

Pod Save America is a thrice weekly progressive political podcast. On Tuesdays it is hosted by Favreau, Vietor, and Lovett, and on Thursdays it is hosted by Favreau and Pfeiffer. Pod Save America explicitly aims to encourage its listeners to engage in activism and political persuasion. [9] [11] [12]

Pod Save America has run a number of special series and mini-series. For example, Tommy Vietor hosted a series on the 2020 Iowa Democratic presidential caucuses, [13] and Dan Pfeiffer and Alyssa Mastromonaco hosted a series on the vice presidential candidate selection process. [14]

Pod Save the People

Hosted by organizer and activist DeRay Mckesson, [15] [16] Pod Save the People talks about culture, social justice, and politics by exploring the history, the language, and the people who are shaping the struggle for progress — and talking about the steps that each individual can take to make a difference. [17]

Pod Save the World

Hosted by Vietor and former Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes, Pod Save the World discusses foreign policy and international relations. [12]

Lovett or Leave It

Hosted by Lovett, a former speech and joke writer for President Obama. Lovett or Leave It is a recording of a weekly live show and features the eponymous host dissecting the news with a panel of guests. The show features a variety of games and one-on-one interviews centering on the week's news and American politics. [18]

Strict Scrutiny

The law podcast covering the US Supreme Court is hosted by Leah Litman, Melissa Murray, and Kate Shaw. It was acquired in 2022. [19]

Pod Save the UK

Pod Save the UK is a Pod Save America spinoff focused on British politics, co-hosted by journalist Coco Khan and comedian Nish Kumar. [20]

Other series

Other podcasts that have been produced and distributed by Crooked Media include:

Tours

Crooked Media has produced multiple live tours. The first tour by Crooked Media podcasts was in fall of 2017. The tour featured live versions of Pod Save America and Lovett or Leave it, and appearances from DeRay Mckesson, Ana Marie Cox, and other guests. [46] Crooked Media tours have not just visited locations in the United States, including a 2018 tour with performances in Stockholm, Oslo, Amsterdam, and London. [47]

Activism

Crooked Media engages directly in political activism, including advocating for center-left policies and candidates, supporting get out the vote efforts, raising money, and encouraging political demonstrations. [6] In elections from 2017 onwards, the company has collaborated with MoveOn on direct activism efforts, such as directing Pod Save America listeners to Republican town-hall meetings, and with Swing Left and Indivisible to raise money and encourage activism relevant to the 2018 United States elections and the Affordable Care Act. [6] [48] The Los Angeles Times reported that according to Crooked Media, it raised $2.7 million and directed 22,000 volunteers to fill shifts in competitive races during the 2018 midterms. [49]

Vote Save America

Vote Save America is the name for the voter turnout initiatives and other activism by Crooked Media. It is also the name of their Political Action Committee.

In May 2019, the Crooked Media campaign "Vote Save America" launched the F*ck Gerry(mandering) Fund with Data for Progress to direct listeners' donations to 14 of the closest races in Virginia. [50] [51]

Ahead of the 2020 election cycle, under the umbrella of Vote Save America, they raised $32 million in the third quarter of 2020, which was directed to Democratic candidates. [52] Through the Vote Save America program, Crooked Media has partnered with Fair Fight, an organization founded by former Democratic Georgia gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams, which is devoted to fighting voter suppression. [53] [54]

As of January 2024, Vote Save America planned to focus on fundraising for and directing volunteers to competitive down-ballot races for congress as well as ballot initiatives because of the lack of interest in the Biden candidacy. [55] As of March 2024, it was giving money each month to grassroots organizations in battleground states to do voter registration. [56]

In December 2024, the organization was selling merchandise on its website that related to Antifa, including onesies for babies, as well as other merchandise with the Antifa logo. [57]

Reception

The company's podcasts regularly sit near the top of the iTunes list of most popular podcasts. [9] New York Times has called Crooked Media 'the left's answer to conservative talk radio'. [6] Pod Save America was called "the nation's most popular political podcast" by Newsweek in 2017. [12] Reviewing the first episodes of the company's flagship podcast, The Guardian noted: "Pod Save America's commentators are sparky and funny—and they have a habit of talking a whole lot of sense." [58]

Hosts

List of all Crooked Media podcast hosts
HostPodcastNotes
Abdul El-Sayed America Dissected
Aida Osman Keep It
Alyssa Mastromonaco Hysteria
Ana Marie Cox With Friends Like These
Ben Rhodes
  • Pod Save the World
  • Missing America
Clint Smith III Pod Save the People
Coco KhanPod Save the UK
Dan Pfeiffer Pod Save America
De'Ara BalengerPod Save the People
DeRay Mckesson Pod Save the People
Dr. Imani Walker Imani State of Mind
Erin Ryan Hysteria
Gideon ResnickWhat a Day
Ira Madison III Keep It
Jason Concepcion
  • Takeline
  • X-Ray Vision
Jon Favreau
  • Pod Save America
  • The Wilderness
  • Offline
Jon Lovett
  • Pod Save America
  • Lovett or Leave It
Josie Duffy Rice What a Day
Kaya HendersonPod Save the People
Kate Shaw Strict Scrutiny
Leah Litman Strict Scrutiny
Louis Virtel Keep It
Megan "MegScoop" ThomasImani State of Mind
Melissa Murray Strict Scrutiny
Nish Kumar Pod Save the UK
Patrick Radden Keefe Wind of Change
Stacey Abrams Assembly Required
Phillip PicardiUnholier Than Thou
Priyanka AribindiWhat a Day
Rachel Bonnetta Hall of Shame
Rachna FruchbomHall of Shame
Tre'vell Anderson What a Day
Rebecca Nagle This Land
Renee MontgomeryTakeline
Samuel Sinyangwe Pod Save the People
Juanita TolliverWhat a Day
Tommy Vietor
  • Pod Save America
  • Pod Save the World

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<i>Pod Save America</i> American political podcast

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<i>Pod Save the World</i> American podcast

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Erin Gloria Ryan is an American writer, political opinion columnist, and podcaster. She is the host of Hysteria on the Crooked Media podcast network, and a contributor to The Daily Beast.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Akilah Hughes</span> American writer, comedian, YouTuber, podcaster, and actress

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Pod Save the UK is a weekly British political comedy podcast produced and distributed by Crooked Media, in partnership with Reduced Listening. A spin-off of the podcasts Pod Save America and Pod Save the World hosted by comedian Nish Kumar and journalist Coco Khan, each episode generally features a discussion into a current political issue in the United Kingdom, such as republicanism and freedom of assembly, accompanied with an interview with one or two guests, usually experts and politicians.

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