Gracy Olmstead and Finding Roots in a Rootless Age

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In this episode, we talk with Gracy Olmstead, journalist and author of the book "Uprooted" on what it means to put down roots, take responsibility for a place, and find a sense of home in an age when we are so mobile, and so much of our life is lived online.

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