Documentary filmmakers have spent over ten years following a changing community on the Utah-Arizona border, once governed by the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-day Saints. Today on the news, a conversation with the makers of the soon-to-be-released film ‘Keep Sweet.’ They speak about the lessons they learned from reporting in a divided community. Plus, a new multimillion-dollar road improvement project has been approved by the Navajo Nation Council. And, our radio partners report on ‘eco-anxiety,’ a term describing persistent worries about the future of life on Earth.

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Photo: Loretta Barlow and family on a hillside. The documentary ‘Keep Sweet,’ about a changing community on the Utah-Arizona border will be released this week. Credit 44 Blue Productions. Courtesy discovery+

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