Trevor is joined by Robert Putnam, a renowned political scientist and author known for his influential work on social capital. They dive deep into the importance of community for democracy and personal well-being. The trio humorously explores why more Americans bowl than vote, suggesting polling stations in bowling alleys. The conversation touches on the impact of social media on genuine connections and the need for local engagement to combat loneliness. Putnam highlights bridging social capital as a way to unite a divided society, leaving listeners with hopeful insights.