This week, Tommy speaks with Joellyn Beckham, founder of Bright Blue Dot and one of the organizers behind the politically-charged billboards popping up around Birmingham. Beckham recalls how Bright Blue Dot began as a response to the 2004 presidential election and evolved from a bumper sticker into eye-catching billboards aimed at sparking conversation and countering disinformation.

Together, they discuss the challenges of communicating across political divides, the influence of media bubbles, and the importance of honest dialogue in protecting and preserving democracy.

For more information about Bright Blue Dot, visit britebluedot.com