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Charley Patton "I'm Goin' Home"

Matthew: How did things change for you in Clarksdale?

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Matthew: That's quite a contrast with visiting Graceland.

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Matthew: Did you end up going anywhere that didn't get into the book?

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Amanda: Ha. That's a good barometer, actually. I wonder how actual upstaters feel about saying they're from New York.

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Amanda: Sure, it's really quite rural in spots, and the demographics totally switch.

Matthew: And then you have bits that are basically Canada, or New England.

Amanda: If I learned anything driving up and down the east coast, it's that this particular stretch of America is tremendously varied, geographically and otherwise.

Matthew: I think that's kind of a microcosm of something that's clear in the book -- that we're just living in this loose collection of disparate regional cultures, and they come together just as much as they have nothing to do with each other. But the regional cultures are something to be proud of.

Amanda: Right. Of course, regionalism is being challenged in a lot of ways -- the internet takes a lot of the blame for that, culturally (things are less insular now, so they spread faster, meaning there's less time for a movement to take on real regional distinctions) but things are also getting commercially homogenized (every town has it's Chili's, etc.). I do think the pendulum will swing back, and people will get tired of that sameness and re-embrace local things. I think that's already happening.

Matthew: Where do you see that happening?

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