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The Wisdom Gap: How to Gain Time-Tested Perspective on Today's Political Issues | S6 E23

March 6, 202433m
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Season 6

What can today's generation learn from those who have lived through decades of elections and social changes? 

In this episode of The Family Business, the Alessis welcome back  Dr. Faith Frederick, Mary Alessi's mother, as they dig into the polarization and  perspectives surrounding the hot topics in today's political climate.

In this honest discussion, you'll discover why older generations in our families can often detect patterns and long-term consequences of cultural issues that younger people don't understand yet - and why we should value their ideas.

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