6 years ago I moved to Nashville from San Francisco. I met great friends in SF, I met great friends in Nashville. What struck me is how such great people could be so divided, especially when it came to politics. So for 6 years, I just listened and took notes. I listened to my good friends in SF and my good friends in Nashville. What struck me is that when I really listened, they all kinda sounded the same, wanted the same thing, and for being so divided I think I discovered that if we really listen, we can understand we are more alike than we believe, and we can understand better what drives what we believe. I've been writing my thoughts in a single Apple Note for 6 years and I used that note to create this podcast summary. Let me know what you think.This podcast uncovers the unseen fears that truly drive our political divides. Beyond surface arguments, we reveal that "voting is just based on our greatest fears". In a world of digital silos where "we hate what the other side ignores [or doesn’t even see]", discover why people aren't evil, but often "just really scared". Join us to "listen a layer deeper" and understand the profound human motivations – ultimately, our shared desire to "protect our families" – that shape our political landscape.

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