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Forum on the Road: The Atlantic's James Fallows Explores the Hope of Small Town America

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James Fallows is the co-author most recently of "Our Towns: A 100,000-Mile Journey into the Heart of America." (Photo: Liz Lynch/Atlantic Media)

Award-winning journalist James Fallows has lived and worked around the world, but his newest book is all about small town America. In researching “Our Towns” Fallows and co-author (and wife) Deborah Fallows traveled to nearly 50 cities across the nation. The two discovered an optimism for the future of America, which Fallows says is a departure from the popular narrative that America has lost its way. James Fallows joins us at the Presidio Officers’ Club in San Francisco as part of our Forum On the Road series.

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