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EPISODE · May 18, 2025 · 49 MIN

Lines in the Sand: Navigating Today’s Social and Political Divides

from Almost Above Average · host Chris Mcintyre

In this episode of Almost Above Average, Chris McIntyre and Jonathan Travis take a deep dive into the urgent issues shaping our society. From profiling and human trafficking to government overreach and the actions of ICE agents, they break down the real-world impact of Supreme Court decisions and shifting immigration policies. Chris and Jonathan also discuss the economic pressures facing everyday Americans, the complexities of our healthcare and insurance systems, and the public’s understanding of vaccines. Environmental concerns, including threats to national parks and the ripple effects of tariffs, round out a wide-ranging conversation. Above all, this episode explores why critical thinking and genuine human connection are more important than ever in a divided world. Tune in for honest dialogue and fresh perspectives on the issues that matter most.

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