"Dear Sugar Radio"
PROFILE
Cheryl Strayed
Guest
FROM Cheryl Strayed
Press Play with Madeleine Brand
The Presidential Election is Breaking Up Relationships What do you do if you’re a Bernie supporter but your best friend is a Hillary fan? Or your parents are voting for Trump, and you can’t understand why? Do you try to convince your loved ones to come to your side? Avoid the topic? Antagonize each other? The hosts of the podcast “Dear Sugar Radio” recently devoted two episodes to answering letters from people whose relationships have been strained this election, and they join Press Play with a little advice.
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