About this episode

The episode explores a coast to coast drive in America, highlighting the struggles of local communities and the decision-making processes that affect their lives.

Send us Fan Mail A 49-hour coast to coast drive in a Jeep sounds like a stunt until you realize what it forces you to see: the farms, highways, ports, and small towns that make the country work, plus the frustration people feel when it seems like the “little guys” always get squeezed. We start with the road trip and land on a bigger question: who actually built America, and who’s making decisions that shape everyday life? From there we track the week’s chaos across politics and the West: a m...

People in this episode

Host: Taylor Johnatakis

Topics covered

• road trip
• politics
• American infrastructure
• local communities
• decision making
• frustration of the little guys

Keywords

• coast to coast
• America
• politics
• local communities
• infrastructure
• road trip
• frustration
• decision making

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Places: America, Jeep, farms, highways, ports, small towns

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