Protest is like an advertisement.

 Adam Swart, founder of Crowds On Demand, joins The MiddleGround Mic to pull back the curtain on protests, media influence, and the growing divide in U.S. politics. From the money fueling social movements to the ethical dilemmas in marketing and activism, Swart reveals the untold stories behind America’s most powerful demonstrations. Key Takeaways:How wealthy donors and corporations fund protests.Why media often distorts the scale and sentiment of activism.The role of independent voters in cutting through polarization.Why ethical marketing and clear demands are critical for protest credibility.How PR and perception shape public discourse. This episode is brought to you by Brio. Most trimmers are built to fail after a year or two. Loose guards. Weak batteries. Uneven cuts. The Brio Beardscape V1 changes that completely with a ceramic blade system, powerful motor, long battery life, and the precision to hit the spots cheap trimmers always miss.Use code MIDDLEGROUND for 10% off your order.Brio Beardscape V1 Support the show