In this engaging discussion, journalist and educator Samuel Western shares insights from his work, including his recent book. He dives into the transformative year of 1889, revealing how progressive values once flourished in the American West, such as women’s voting rights and anti-monopoly laws. Western explores the contradiction between those ideals and today's hyper-individualism, advocating for a shift toward sustainable agriculture and community stewardship. It's a thought-provoking examination of history, politics, and the potential for change in the High Plains and Northern Rockies.
