The good ol' days of TV

from Urban Affairs · host Jack Craver

J.B. Sauceda, host of Texas Country Reporter, America's longest-running independently produced TV show, talks with me about his thirst for optimism and community in a media landscape dominated by doom and division. We also talk about why smart TVs suck, the disappearance of local news outlets, the pros and cons of raising kids in a big city, and whether kids today are actually more depressed than we were.

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