Although it may be impractical to introduce a new paid access point for those interested in moving beyond the ballyhoo and into the quiet moments of thought and reflection — those odds have never stopped me before. If there’s one thing that is always proven true, it is this: Nobody ever went lonely reading the words of another.
Another stone truth is that if people pay to play, there is something greater than identity at risk — there is intention and meaning that prove something beyond the clicked “like” and the insubordinate social media post masquerading as action.
And so begins this Prairie Voice. Here are some of the early touchstones that helped create this new endeavor in an attempt to continue to connect.