Old Truck Good Coffee
Leo Schuman, Joel Byron Barker, TODD JOHNSONGearing down on the urban-rural interchange
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A Lost Dog in Election Season
I apologize for posting this OTGC late. As you can read below, a lot of my life has been derailed this last couple of weeks.
From a State of Nature
## “I am not sure I believe in the rule of law …”
EVs and rural resentment
City folk are buying electric vehicles (EVs) at pretty high rates while rural people are mocking them at higher rates, as I noted in a recent post here on Old Truck Good Coffee, “Talking about the hard edges.”
Difficult Conversations. The OTGC Podcast, No. 1
What do we say to our neighbors once we get tired of reciting talking points and walking by without a nod? Is there common ground anymore, if we look? These questions point towards what Old Truck Good Coffee was created to explore.
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A reasonably well-traveled writer now living back home in Montana, USA. Interests include cultural anthropology, humanity, civic organizing, ethical tech, writing craft, and the informed practice and critique of religious tradition.
Poet, Quaker, technologist, fisherman. Talks of urban-rural interchange, tech and the good life, politics, metamodernism, and mundane mysticism. I write to learn. Focused right now on the urban-rural interchange Substack Old Truck Good Coffee.
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