In this episode we talk about  <a href='http://penandpaige.com/'>Anna Paige&apos;s</a> life in journalism, feeding communities thru <a href='https://www.eatsharegive.org/'>Eat. Share. Give</a>. and <a href='https://www.eatsharegive.org/project-love.html'>Project Love.</a> We also touch on her extensive work  with<a href='https://www.fieldmuseum.org/exhibitions/apsaalooke-women-and-warriors'> Apsáalooke people</a> in the Yellowstone Valley.  Anna takes us through the podcast like a journalist looking over field notes. Her uncanny ability to make space and time for her journey and her experiences, brings a deeper understanding to her story and the stories she tells.

Terrill Bracken - Comfort Zones are Overrated

Russ Palmer started Front Porch Perspective out of the notion that we are a divided country- because it's a lie. People aren't as hostile towards new ideas and opinions as it might appear. In fact, we're mostly the same. Here, we're looking to recover the value and appreciation of the nuances, the 10%, of other people's perspectives.So far, it's working...