EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 10 MIN
Episode 1 - David Blankenhorn (Founder of Braver Angels)
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David Blankenhorn is an American Hero. One who has a deep passion for uniting what could be described as a divided United States. He is directly responsible for creating the largest grassroots organization in the depolarization space; helping both citizens and elected officials reach across the aisle. He joins Glenn Cort in our premiere episode to discuss his thoughts on American Polarization, it's future and his new venture, Civic Life.
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