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.

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