In my recent conversation with Connor, he makes the case that politics is downstream from culture, culture is downstream from family, and that the future of America might depend less on what happens in Washington than what happens around the kitchen table. We also talk about why so many well-meaning people wind up focusing their energy on the one place where they have the least influence. 

Fair warning—some of Connor's ideas are provocative. A few will probably raise an eyebrow. But whether you agree with him or not, he makes a compelling case for paying more attention to what's happening in your own zip code and a little less attention to the people yelling at each other on cable news.

Give it a watch and let me know where you think real change actually happens.