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Well, welcome to this episode of the Hard Men Podcast. I'm of course I'm your host Eric Khan

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That goes a long way to supporting this work of the show and New Christendom Press. Today we're going to be talking about a very exciting subject and this revolves around the controversy.

The last couple months that has been going on because of Jason Aldine's new song, Try that in a small town.

As we'll unpack in today's episode, there's a lot driving the small town versus

city divide in America and we're going to talk more about that.

Well it's no stretch to say that America is a divided nation, perhaps more so now than ever.

This divide was on full display recently with the volcanic responses that came from the release of Jason Aldean's new song, as I said, called Try That in a small town.

The song was released in May of 2023.

It took, I don't know, maybe about a month for it to really cause a stir in the media.

As soon as they saw it, there was all sorts of backlash.

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