Amy has been interviewed on over 50 nationally syndicated and local radio shows, including The Leslie Marshall Show, The Gayle King Show, Jim Blasingame’s Small Business Advocate, and the Bill Cunningham show.

• Getting Past Gridlock in the Age of Divided Government, Associations Now
  
• 4 keys to developing ‘connected converts’ to win sales or persuade others, Insurance & Financial Advisor
  
• Engaging the Underdog Edge to Find Success at Persuading, Insurance & Financial Advisor
  
• The Upside of Under: Engaging the Underdog Edge for Persuasion Success, Article Weekly
  
• The Upside of Under: Engaging the Underdog, Promotional Consultant Today
  
• Not All Underdogs are Equal: Obtaining Underdog “Street Cred”, Promotional Consultant Today
  
• The Science Behind Successful Get Out the Vote Programs, American Society of Association Executives, Government Relations
  
• Mean What You Wear, The Baltimore Sun
• Politics at Work: Can cooler heads prevail?, The Christian Science Monitor
• Trust: The Ultimate Grassroots and PAC Motivator, American Society of Association Executives Magazine
• Don’t Just Register Voters, Create an “Allegiance”, Cincinnati Business Courier
• Greener Grassroots, Michigan Society of Association Executives
• Business Leaders: Don’t Forget Roots, The Cincinnati Enquirer
• Grassroots Programs Are an Effective Way to Get Involved, Mobility Magazine, ERC Coalition
• “The Tripping Point . . . How to Maximize Grassroots Advocate Hill Visits” Ohio Society of Association Executives
• “Tending to Grass Roots – Advocacy Has to be Customized. One Size Doesn’t Fit All” By Amy Showalter and Kelton Rhoads, PhD., Influence
• “Enhancing Grassroots Productivity,” American Society of Association Executives’ Association Management magazine
• “Debunking the Myths of Political Involvement,” PIA Young Professionals
• “Tips for Creating a True Online Grassroots Community,”American Society of Association Executives Government Relations Section Newsletter
• “How to Harness the Science of Persuasion for Increased PAC Involvement and Dollars,”Public Affairs Support Services
• “The Habits of Effective State Advocacy Groups,” Ohio Contractors Association, Washington Area State Relations Group, Massachusetts Dental Society, American Society of Association Executives, American Occupational Therapy Association
• “Tips for Creating a True Online Grassroots Community,” Public Affairs Council – Impact
• “Tips for Managing the Rogue Grassroots Advocate,” New Jersey Society of Association Executives
• “What Now? How to Grow Your Grassroots After the Election,” Capitol Executive, Tallahassee Society of Association Executives
• “Turning Your Employees into Your Own Lobbying Firm,”
  Inside Tucson Business
• “Grassroots at the Water Cooler—How to Grow Your Employees into Your Own Lobbying Firm,” Arizona Business Gazette
• “Turning Employees into Lobbyists,” Tucson Business
• “Grassroots Political Action by Small Business Owners Counts,” Entrepreneur.com
• “Tips on Coping with Those Mixed In-House Notions About Your Grassroots Program,”Winning at the Grassroots, The Public Affairs Council
• “Maintaining Momentum in a Grassroots Program,” Winning at the Grassroots, The Public Affairs Council
• “How to Maximize Your Key Contact Training,” Winning at the Grassroots, The Public Affairs Council
• “Business Owners Get Politically Involved,” Business First of Columbus
• “The Habits of Effective State Advocacy Groups,” Massachusetts Dental Society Journal
• “High-Impact – Low-Budget Grassroots,” Ohio Matters, Ohio Chamber of Commerce
• “Tips for Managing the “Loose Cannon” Grassroots Activist,” American Society of Association Executives
• “Tips on Coping with Those Mixed In-House Notions About Your Grassroots Program,” Public Affairs Council – Impact
• “Do You Know Your Grassroots Activists?,” American Society of Association Executives
• “Tips for Building Grassroots Loyalty,” American Society of Association Executives
• CEO Update: Super PAC hopes to soften ground for association advocacy
  March 2012
• Small Business Opportunities: Underdogs Have More Power Than They Think
  March 2012
• Agency Sales Magazine: Engaging the Underdog Edge for Persuasion Success
  October 2011
• Amy featured in the Politico.com: Will Obama’s Grassroots Stand Tall?
  February 17, 2009
• Amy tells how to beat grassroots issue fatigue in Associations Now magazine:
  August 2008
• Amy featured in Cincinnati Business Courier April 21, 2006
• Amy featured in Philadelphia Business Journal August 26, 2005
• “Reforming Social Security Online” The Washington Times, by Gene J. Koprowski,
  June 2005
• “Letting Workers Go To Vote ” The Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY, May, 2005
• “New Campaign Law Strengthens Ohio ” The Enquirer, Cincinnati, April, 2005
• “Area Voters Use Power of the Pen” Dallas News.com, March, 2005
• “Auntie Anne’s Pretzel Lobby” Philadelphia Business Journal, December, 2004
• The Web: ‘Bots’ Pushing Poll Results UPI, by Gene J. Koprowski, October, 2004
• “Mean What You Wear” The Baltimore Sun, August, 2004
• “Politics at Work: Can cooler heads prevail?” The Christian Science Monitor, July, 2004
• “Calera Debates Need For Lobbyist Ponders If One Could Get Money For Bypass” Birmingham News, April, 2004
• “Empowering The People” Dallas Business Journal, February, 2004
• “Why It Pays to Make Politics Your Business” Jeff Wuorio – Microsoft Central,
  August, 2003
• “Persuade Legislators With the Personal Touch” Dairy Today, May, 2003

Syndicated Columnist Jane Applegate featured benefits of Showalter’s grassroots political efforts. Jane Applegate’s “Success in Small Business” column reaches 10 million readers a week via newspapers including the Los Angeles Times, The Des Moines Register, San Francisco Business Times, Denver Post, The Orlando Sentinel, Chicago Sun-Times, The Detroit Free Press, and The Atlanta Journal and Constitution.

• “How to Make Washington Pay Attention”
  Jane Applegate – Business Week Online, September 4, 2001

• “Getting Involved in Grassroots Political Action”
  Jane Applegate – Entrepreneur.com, August 20, 2001