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In this episode, we talk to Alissa Redmond from South Main Book Company about the surprising success of local bookstores across America. Along the way, we talk about how bookstores serve as unique multicultural spaces in cities, and we explore how brick-and-mortar spaces can be places where ideas can be freely discussed. It's a great conversation.
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