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The Good Road
Virginia: Balance
Season 2
Episode 208
Virginia struggles between the past and present. Monacan Nation Chief talks with Craig Martin and Earl Bridges about development that threatens the tribe’s heritage. Earl and Craig visit Yogaville and learn about conservation on the James River and how a life in pursuit of locally grown food and medicine can have a positive impact. And they meet with local black leaders discuss race relations.
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Discover Music City’s true history through Jefferson St. before it was erased by I-40.
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Craig Martin and Earl Bridges explore San Juan’s artistic scene and its people.
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An exploration of race relations and the fate of journalism in Charleston, NC.
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Black activists in Richmond, VA hope to close the gap of racial inequality and negativity.