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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2019 · 35 MIN

Our Brother's Keeper

from WashingTown

In this episode, Congressman Ben McAdams talks with businessman and member of Utah's Muslim Community Avais Ahmed, as they discuss why his family chose Utah, what it was like being one of a handful of Muslims growing up in Kaysville, Utah, and how a terrorist attack in New Zealand that targeted Muslims in two different places of worship impact the Muslim community here in Utah. They give advice on how to bridge the divide between different groups, and why the efforts may amount to something as simple as sharing a meal.   To offer us feedback or give us ideas for WashingTown, the podcast that follows former Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams as he transitions to representing Utah's Fourth Congressional District in Washington, D.C., please email us at [email protected] or visit our website at www.loudmouthproject.com.See our website for privacy information.

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