Supporting Democratic Senator Barack Obama’s historic 2008 presidential run, EpandMedia's Len Epand produced two radio ads airing in Montana -- “Imagine” and “How Many." Scripted by SKDC's Bill Knapp and Keith Kincaid, the ads highlight how out of step with average, middle class Americans Republican candidate John McCain is..

EpandMedia produced radio ad “Mr. Chairman” for Consumers United for Energy Solutions. Customized to air in seven states, the ad urges specific US senators to quit posturing and arguing, and to work together to pass intelligent energy policy to free the US from its dependence on foreign oil in favor of clean alternative sources. “Mr. Chairman” was written and executive produced by SKD consultants Jim Mulhall and Sally Francis.

Epandmedia produced a series of radio ads for Congressman Earl Pomeroy’s re-election campaign for North Dakota’s sole congressional seat. The ads, written by SKD consultant Keith Kincaid, slam opponent Duane Sand’s negative, baseless political attacks against the Congressman, and highlight Pomeroy’s progressive energy ideas.

Epandmedia produced a several radio ads for Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu’s re-election and her advertising team at Squier Knapp Dunn. The ads underscore Landrieu’s successful record of crossing party lines to deliver for Louisiana, plus her support of jobs, development, and energy independence for the state through offshore drilling, alternative energy, and shale oil exploitation

Epandmedia produced “Paying More,” a radio ad criticizing New York Governor David Paterson’s proposed healthcare cuts. Funded by 1199 SEIU and GNYHA's Healthcare Education Project, the Squier Knapp Dunn-created ad paints a grim picture, detailing what those cuts would mean to New York State: fewer nurses and hospitals, and service reductions to an already overtaxed healthcare system

Epandmedia produced six versions of a radio ad for They Work For Us, an independent organization that “put[s] a spotlight on the activities of Members of Congress...to encourage (them) to fight relentlessly for the ordinary people who live, work and raise families in their districts.”

The ad, written and executive produced by KnickerbockerSKD’s Jennifer Cunningham, was customized to play in Louisiana, Maine, New Hampshire, Oregon, Minnesota and Mississippi. It praised Gov. Ronnie Musgrove, Oregon House Speaker Jeff Merkley, Senatorial candidate Al Franken, Congressman Tom Allen, Governor Jeanne Shaheen, and Senator Mary Landreiu for serving their constituents and warned that special interests were attacking them unfairly.

EpandMedia produced two radio ads for Steve Francis, current candidate for mayor of San Diego running against incumbent Mayor Jerry Sanders.

The ads - "No More" and "For a Change" -- highlight Francis' experience as an independent business man, and his intentions to get corruption and excessive taxation out of city government and protect the environment.

The ad campaign is helmed by lead consultant Bill Knapp of Squier Knapp Dunn and SKD consultant Karen Olick.

Epandmedia produced four radio ads supporting Democrat Bill Foster’s successful 2008 run against Republican Jim Oberweis in a special election this March to replace former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert as U.S. Representative from Illinois's 14th congressional district. The upset victory put a Democrat in charge of the seat that had been held for over twenty years by Hastert.

Commissioned by Squier Knapp Dunn consultants Keith Kincaid and Jim Mulhall, the ads contrasted Foster’s experience as a businessman who has created jobs, and his advocacy of middle class tax cuts, with Oberweis’s support of failed George W. Bush policies..

EpandMedia produced radio ads in support of New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine’s sensible, balanced 2006 budget. Written by Knickerbocker/SKD, the ads were created on behalf of many major New Jersey unions because Corzine’s proposal preserved funds for education, healthcare, and other essential public services.

EpandMedia produced TV and radio ads for the Health Education Project, funded by the Service Employees Union International (SEIU), to let New Yorkers know that the likely result of severe Medicaid budget cuts being considered in New York State would be a dangerous reduction in health care services. Hospitals and Nursing homes across the state were already closing as a result of budget cutbacks.

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