James Decker, the Mayor, joins Casey Spinks to navigate Texas's political maze, dissecting urban-rural tensions. They delve into historical shifts in voter dynamics and the rise of weekend ranches impacting rural communities. The discussion highlights John Graves' literary impact, particularly his classic 'Goodbye to a River,' merging ecological consciousness with a nostalgic tie to land. Together, they explore privatization's effects on public access and conservation, emphasizing the hope and resilience found within Texas's diverse communities.
