LUCRUM Radio - Episode 7: Pat Crowley
August 13, 2008
Once upon a time, I was a Political Science undergrad at Wright State University. I spent countless hours reading, researching, and studying politics. Although I ultimately chose to pursue a
career in Marketing, I am still fascinated by the political process. So when I got the chance to interview Pat Crowley, political reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer, I was elated.
This episode of LUCRUM radio was particularly interesting and enjoyable for me, and Pat shares some great insight about how he does his job. He talks about the changing dynamic between the media and the consumer created by technology. He also discusses how technology has changed the way in which he does his job. Pat also addresses some of the ways that technology is shaping the future of the political process - very timely in this Presidential election year.
My favorite part was where Pat describes Kentucky politics as a “Contact Sport.” Pat was so much fun to talk to, and I think that comes across in the podcast. Thanks to him for sharing his thoughts and taking the time to participate in LUCRUM Radio.
Kentucky Enquirer | nky NKY Politics Blog | nky.com
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