Sherry Sylvester and Raconteur Media CEO Ryan Gravatt look deep into the minds of voters with groundbreaking insights from a new nationwide survey. The data reveals what motivates voters, what turns them off, and how they choose candidates. From debunking the impact of celebrity endorsements to exploring the power of authenticity in campaigns, this episode uncovers surprising truths about voter behavior and its impact on elections and public policy.

In this episode of The Sherry Sylvester Show, host Sherry Sylvester sits down with Ernesto Rodriguez, curator and senior historian at the Alamo, to uncover the role Texas and Spain played in America’s fight for independence.

On this episode of The Sherry Sylvester Show, we dive into the critical issue of merit and standards in Texas medical schools.

Sherry Sylvester sits down with Lee Parsley, President and General Counsel of Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR).

Sherry Sylvester sits down with Lee Parsley, President and General Counsel of Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR).

TPPF’s Sherry Sylvester welcomes Ben Crockett, a Texas A&M political science senior and key player in the Citizenship and Service Initiative. With internships at TPPF

Ray Sullivan is a Texas media legend who served as the spokesperson for the Bush-Cheney Presidential Campaign and as Chief of Staff to Texas Gov.

Jay Rubin is a longtime leader in the Austin Jewish Community, working on a number of efforts to increase support and understanding of Israel and

TPPF’s Sherry Sylvester sits down with Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, author of “Take Two Aspirin and Call Me By My Pronouns” to discuss his journey as

In the final countdown to next Tuesday’s election Sherry talks with Chuck DeVore, Chief of National Initiatives at TPPF, about the why the founders created

Sherry Sylvester sits down with Rabbi Dan Ain, the founder of Moontower Minyan in Austin to discuss what he sees happening in Texas, America and

Sherry Sylvester sits down with Matthew Watkins, the new Editor-In-Chief at the Texas Tribune, to discuss the state of journalism in Texas and what can