US EditionWho gets to decide what the American Dream really means?
- In 2025, Scott Rada and Rick Kyte delve into how interpretations of the American Dream differ widely across regions and individuals in the United States.
- This variation arises as lifestyle choices like housing, job security, and environmental impact have become politically contested issues.
- They discuss the Abundance Agenda, which promotes building more homes, transit, and energy to expand opportunities amid recent political calls to settle for less.
- Rada mentioned that for some, achieving success means having a large vehicle and a spacious house, while Kyte pointed out that existing structures tend to favor certain aspirations while excluding others.
- The hosts warn that prioritizing economic growth alone poses risks and question whether Americans remain willing to accept sacrifices for diverse, meaningful life paths.
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Who gets to decide what the American Dream really means?
π§ From big trucks to walkable cities, lifestyle choices reflect more than taste β they reveal deeper struggles over values, policy and identity. Can we still find common ground?
Β·Billings, United States
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