Civility in a Divided Nation
from Pilgrim Lost Hosted by Kari Gale & Tony Kriz
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This week we are joined by political operative and activist Jason Atkinson. Jason takes us into 'the room where it happens' to discuss civility and transformation in this unique season in America's history. Jason has an encyclopedia mind coupled with a profound commitment to making an actual difference in a divided world.
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