Episode 3: Collective Memory and Siloed Narratives

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In “Episode 3: Collective Memory and Siloed Narratives,” members of the research team discuss themes they encountered over the summer during the lab, including post-industrial struggle and nostalgia for a more prosperous past. The students explain ways that historical experiences impact political narratives in towns across Pennsylvania, and the ways in which they practiced listening in order to empathetically handle history and economic struggle as they intersect with politics. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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