And finally tonightAs we approach the election, there's a refrain of how divided the country is, culturally and politically.And some of the starkest differences are between urban and rural areas.Now a singer-songwriter from Western Kentucky is hoping her music can help us find some common ground.Jeffrey Brown reports. It's part of our American Creators series and our ongoing arts and culture series, Canvas.S.G. Goodman's debut solo album draws from her experience growing up as a farmer's daughterin Western Kentucky in Hickman, a town of 3,000 people on the Mississippi River.Her songs are often a poignant critique, both of how outsiders view rural communities and of the social,political and economic systems that have shaped the lives of her family and neighbors.I take it very seriously to represent my home and the people there in a respectful manner.Oftentimes, I feel like people who write about the South want to just keep pushing stereotypes that does nothing really to capture the true essence of the South.
