Episode

Go To on the Unsung

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Kelly Corrigan Wonders
Published
Jul 10, 2026
Duration seconds
682
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Summary

Who's actually holding this country together? Not the people you see on cable news. Kelly delivered this talk at Montana Festival (2026) as a love letter to the hard working folks most of us will never know — the ones doing the slow, unglamorous, essential work that makes everything else in America possible. This is what kicked off our Unsung series — a good reminder of what we have and what we owe.