In today’s America, traditions aren't just under attack—they're being erased.
In Episode 32 of the Try That in a Small Town podcast, the hosts tackle the ugly truth about cancel culture creeping into every corner of American life, from our holidays to our hobbies. As they dive into the latest controversies surrounding Christmas celebrations and even hunting traditions, one thing becomes crystal clear: the left isn't content with disagreeing—they want to dismantle.
“They don't want to just live differently—they want to make sure you can't live your way either.” That sentiment echoed powerfully throughout the episode. It’s not just about removing a nativity scene from a town square anymore; it’s about severing the deep roots that have kept our communities strong for generations.
Whether it’s Christmas carols labeled "offensive" or hunting practices demonized by city elites who've never stepped foot in the woods, the goal is the same: shame traditional Americans into silence. But we’re not playing along. The spirit of a small town—self-reliant, faithful, patriotic—isn’t something you can just cancel because it doesn’t fit the latest woke narrative.
At a time when many are too scared to push back, Try That in a Small Town reminds listeners that courage starts with everyday people saying, "Enough." We won't apologize for loving our country, celebrating Christmas unapologetically, or passing down the skills and traditions that built this nation.
"Stand your ground," the hosts urge. "Stand for your faith. Stand for your freedoms. Stand for your family."
The woke mobs may shout louder, but they don’t speak for real America. It's time to stop retreating and start standing taller—for our holidays, our heritage, and the America we know and love.
It's not just about resisting cancel culture—it's about preserving a way of life worth fighting for.