The Gallup Podcast

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A podcast on what the world’s citizens think about the most pressing issues, and how leaders can use the wisdom of the people to make more informed decisions.

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Confidence in Business

There’s a large contrast between how Americans view small business versus big business in Gallup’s annual “confidence in institutions” list. But there is more to Americans’ attitudes toward and expectations of business, research with Bentley University finds. At the local level, businesses are crucial. Gallup’s partnership with the Detroit Regional Chamber sheds light on the role business can play in supporting cities and localities across the U.S. This week’s guests include:Kristjan Archer, senior communications consultant at GallupCynthia Clark, Poduska Professor of Governance at Bentley UniversityJustin Lall, principal at GallupSandy Baruah, president and chief executive officer of the Detroit Regional Chamber

20 min
7 NOV.

Confidence in Police

Gallup’s 2024 Global Safety Report finds that people’s trust in their local police is one of the keys to their overall perceptions of safety. In the U.S., police were the only institution that saw an increase in public confidence in 2024. But racial gaps on this measure persist -- and research from the Gallup Center on Black Voices provides greater context to Black Americans’ relationship with the police. This week’s guests include: Lydia Saad, Gallup director of U.S. Social ResearchCamille Lloyd, director of the Gallup Center on Black VoicesDr. Rashawn Ray, senior fellow in Governance Studies at the Brookings InstitutionJulie Ray, Gallup managing editor for World NewsBenedict Vigers, Gallup senior global news writer

25 min
24 OCT.

Confidence in Institutions Among Gen Z

Generation Z has a unique way of looking at the world, but also U.S. institutions. Gallup’s research with the Walton Family Foundation yields new insights into the young adults and children who are nearing adulthood -- about their confidence in institutions and their desires and needs as they come of age.

24 min
26 SEPT.

Confidence in Labor Unions

Though confidence in organized labor is stable, U.S. approval of labor unions -- one of Gallup’s oldest trends -- has seen a major rebound over the past 15 years. More recently, Gallup research has yielded new insights about the experiences of union members themselves amid this eventful period for the labor movement. This week’s guests include: Megan Brenan, Gallup Senior EditorDr. Ben Wigert, Director of Research and Strategy, Workplace Management at GallupMike Ritz, Executive Director for Gallup's Federal Government InitiativePatrick Crowley, Secretary-Treasurer and incoming President for the Rhode Island AFL-CIO

20 min
19 SEPT.

Confidence in Mass Media

The media are among the institutions in which Gallup has documented the greatest loss in public confidence. The trend -- which predates the Watergate scandal -- paints a picture of an institution that was once highly revered and is now hardly trusted. Is this crisis in confidence unique to the U.S.? What role is technology playing in the decline in confidence in the media? And could local media provide a glimmer of hope for the industry? Read Gallup’s latest update on confidence in mass media: Media Confidence in U.S. Matches 2016 Record Low This week’s guests include: Dr. Sarah Fioroni, Senior Researcher at GallupDelano Massey, Managing Editor of Axios LocalAmy Mitchell, founding Executive Director of the Center for News, Technology & Innovation

24 min
12 SEPT.

Confidence in Higher Education

It’s arguable that, of all the items in Gallup’s annual Confidence in Institutions survey, higher education is the institution on the list that has endured the greatest number of destabilizing shocks in recent years. As a new school year has begun, confidence in higher education is at a low point -- but new data from Gallup and Lumina Foundation paint a more detailed picture of why this is. And what are experts in the field doing to restore confidence? Read Gallup’s latest update on confidence in higher education: U.S. Confidence in Higher Education Now Closely Divided Learn more about Gallup’s research with Lumina Foundation: Gallup-Lumina State of Higher Education This week’s guests include: Stephanie Marken, Senior Partner, Education Division at Gallup Courtney Brown, Vice President of Impact and Planning at Lumina Foundation Zach Hrynowski, Senior Research Consultant at Gallup Lee Strang, Director of The University of Toledo Institute of Constitutional Thought and Leadership

35 min
21 MARS

What Is the Happiest Country in the World? It Depends on the Age Group.

The top 10 happiest countries in the world are largely the same as the top 10 recorded before the pandemic, but key shifts are taking place -- including Germany and the U.S. dropping out of the top 20 for the first time. The latest World Happiness Report sheds new light on how people’s life satisfaction ratings vary substantially between the world’s young and old. John Helliwell, professor emeritus of economics at the University of British Columbia, and Lara Aknin, professor of social psychology at Simon Fraser University, join the podcast to discuss key changes in India, a growing global inequality of happiness and how wellbeing can serve as a protective factor against dementia.

21 min
29 FÉVR.

What are the Drivers Behind European Attitudes Toward NATO?

How do residents of member states of NATO view the alliance’s leadership? And what factors drive these views? Zacc Ritter, project director and advanced data analyst at Gallup, joins the podcast to discuss soft power, the crossroads NATO finds itself at, and a new analysis of attitudes of NATO member states.

19 min

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15/06/2023

PodcastFan55123

The Gallup Podcast, hosted by the brilliant Mohamed Younis, is an exceptional listen that delves into the thoughts and perspectives of people worldwide on the most pressing issues of our time. This podcast provides a valuable glimpse into the collective wisdom of the citizens, helping leaders and decision-makers gain a deeper understanding of the world. The podcast's focus on exploring diverse topics that shape our global landscape sets it apart from others. From climate change and economic inequality to social justice and political dynamics, the Gallup Podcast tackles issues that impact our lives and the decisions made by leaders. It provides a comprehensive view of public sentiment, presenting both the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
Data and Stories

01/12/2021

Ruby in the Chi

This podcast highlights Gallup’s latest research findings, and incorporates stories to bring them to life. A “must listen” in my podcast line up!
Excellent Podcast by Gallup!

11/01/2016

William Conrad

This is an amazing podcast! If you want to know what American are thinking, you need to listen to this show hosted by Frank Newport. Additionally, the sound and production is excellent.
Interesting but partisaned

25/11/2019

Gabeygoop

Gallup (I thought) was supposed to be nonpartisan polling research. But it increasingly features experts who describe issues by citing causes and justifications only from the left. Not impartial enough content. Interesting topics, and certainly not activist in tone, but also not a full picture.

A podcast on what the world’s citizens think about the most pressing issues, and how leaders can use the wisdom of the people to make more informed decisions.