J, from Iowa

Episode 1 A Foreigner at Home A Foreigner at Hom…

An episode of the A Foreigner at Home podcast, hosted by A Foreigner at Home, titled "J, from Iowa" was published on November 17, 2016 and runs 43 minutes.

November 17, 2016 ·43m · A Foreigner at Home

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Episode 1 A Foreigner at Home A Foreigner at Home is a podcast about political discourse in America and the role of listening in forming a more perfect union. Each episode will be a conversation with one of the American voters behind Trump. We invite you to join us in getting to know these individuals, through their stories and politics, as people and as an Americans. This episode is a conversation with a man we call J, a Trump supporter from Iowa. Thanks to: Bluedot Sessions for the music, Our interviewees, And to you for listening!

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Episode 1 A Foreigner at Home A Foreigner at Home is a podcast about political discourse in America and the role of listening in forming a more perfect union. Each episode will be a conversation with one of the American voters behind Trump. We invite you to join us in getting to know these individuals, through their stories and politics, as people and as an Americans. This episode is a conversation with a man we call J, a Trump supporter from Iowa. Thanks to: Bluedot Sessions for the music, Our interviewees, And to you for listening!

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