81. My Omaha: A Story of Division, Trust, and Family – Nick Beaulieu
About this episode
Filmmaker Nick Beaulieu discusses his documentary 'My Omaha', exploring personal and political divides in his hometown.
What begins as a documentary about racial justice in Omaha becomes something far more personal. Filmmaker Nick Beaulieu joins Outrage Overload to discuss My Omaha, a film that follows his effort to document activism in his hometown while navigating a deeply strained relationship with his terminally ill father, a staunch pro-Trump conservative. Rather than trying to change minds, My Omaha explores what it takes to stay in relationship across political, racial, and generational divides. In this...
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