In this episode, Tania and Elizabeth explore the decline of civic engagement in society, referencing Robert Putnam's work 'Bowling Alone' and the film 'Join or Die'. They discuss the importance of social capital, the differences between online and in-person connections, and the generational perspectives on community involvement. The conversation highlights the role of civic organizations in fostering community ties, the significance of affinity groups, and the personal experiences of the speakers in engaging with their communities. They emphasize the benefits of civic participation for both individuals and society, advocating for a shift towards more active community involvement.
Show Links
Join or Die: https://www.joinordiefilm.com/
Robert Putnam, Bowling Alone: http://bowlingalone.com/
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