In 2020, FRONTLINE followed more than a dozen Americans in eight states across the country chronicled in the documentary "American Voices: A Nation in Turmoil." Four years later, those same Americans share how their hopes and fears have changed since 2020 in a nation that remains deeply divided. WGVU’ spoke with filmmaker and director, Mike Shum.

LUDUS Ticketing, an online business started by a GVSU alum (00:39), Creating Healthy Schools in Muskegon County (10:04), Adrian Butler presenting ‘Exhibit A’ at 20 Monroe Live (19:54), SilverSneakers training (30:02), and Why Books Still Matter (36:22).

Senate candidates in West Michigan, Ferrysburg political yard signs, The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign, Factory Yards development, Trump in Novi, early voting in Michigan, and the Remembrance Walk

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Hope Network’s statewide bus tour (00:39), the Remembrance Walk to support Michigan Veterans Homes (09:05), The Hot Mess Tour from the creator of Diary of a Wimpy Kid (15:59), ‘Time Magazine’s TIME100 Next’ honors a Grand Rapids native (22:04), and Estate Planning with Attorney Shawn Eyestone (30:10).