We want to recommend to see each other, a podcast that complicates the narrative about rural

Americans in our most misunderstood communities. Host George Gail travels to Wisconsin to follow a small town battle

for the last remaining public nursing

home in the community. Folks are angry about being treated like they're expendable

and they are deeply afraid about what this means for them. It is a heart pounding roller coaster of a fight in a

swing state that could determine the election. Over the course of the show a

universal truth emerges that in every complicated set of politics when we refuse to give up on each other,

we can build a better future.

You can listen to, to see each other wherever you get podcasts and stay tuned to the middle of this episode to hear a

sneak preview of the show.

Hi I'm Koolop Vilei sock and I'm Sujampok and we're your aunties on

ad to card a podcast all about the things we buy, the things we buy into,

and what that says about who we are.

We're real life friends who love to talk about what we're adding to Kart.

Sometimes that means trying the latest snail serum

to slather on our faces or a sweater that screams one-third ugly. That's right

Sue, each week we dive into honest, oftentimes TMI conversations about what's taking up space in our shopping carts and in our minds

Be it products trends or something for our auntie book club. We also bring guests on the show and take a peek into their carts because the things a person buys or doesn't says a lot about them

We like to think of ourselves as aunties to all fun slightly unhinged and always ready to share some sage advice and a good product wreck.

Add to Card is out now, wherever you get your podcast. Yes.

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