Tennessee Red: Justin Kanew on theocracy in the Volunteer State

Today, hosts Heidi Heitkamp and Joel Heitkamp welcome Justin Kanew, founder of the Tennessee Holler. They discuss the political climate in Tennessee, the role of faith in politics, and the impact of media on public perception. Listeners will gain insights into how local politics shape national narratives and the importance of grassroots movements.

This episode will empower you by highlighting the power of community voices and the importance of staying informed. Justin shares his experiences in challenging the status quo and emphasizes the need for truth in media. You will learn about the challenges and opportunities in advocating for change at the local level. This episode is a must-listen if you're interested in understanding the dynamics of rural America and the power of grassroots activism.

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• (02:15) - - Heidi Heitkamp, Joel Heitkamp and Justin Kanew discuss the political climate in Tennessee
• (08:30) - - Justin and Joel talk about how faith affects politics on both sides
• (15:45) - - Justin and Heidi debate media's role in public perception
• (22:10) - - Joel and Heidi talk about economic challenges and opportunities
• (30:00) - - Justin describes his view on grassroots movements and activism
• (38:20) - - Heidi and Joel offer their closing remarks and give listeners a call to action