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In this episode, Switchyard magazine editor Ted Genoways brings together author Jeff Sharlet and political organizer Jane Kleeb for a conversation about the nation's political divide and a path toward a positive future. Ranging from the deep-rooted divisions fueling hate and violence to the beacon of hope emanating from rural America, this dynamic conversation promises to spark your imagination and ignite your spirit. Sharlet and Kleeb delve into the heart of America's complex political landscape and explore the power of community as we navigate through uncertain times together. Discover how ordinary citizens are becoming catalysts for change—forging a path toward unity and cooperation in the face of adversity.
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