u/ryan0585

Jeremy Clarkson is certainly a polarizing individual, and I'm not asking for opinions on him or the show, necessarily.

What I am interested in though is if the show is having a positive impact on raising awareness for social, economic, and political issues impacting the farming/agriculture industries.

As a 9-5 American, I'm admittedly removed from these industries, but the show itself has clued me in to the impacts of technology, political decisions in the UK in particular, etc. on farming and the wellbeing of people who wake up well before, and work well later, than I do to help put food on my table.

So, I'm curious how folks who actually watch the show have ingested its messaging vs entertainment.

Jeremy Clarkson is certainly a polarizing individual, and I'm not asking for opinions on him or the show, necessarily.

What I am interested in though is if the show is having a positive impact on raising awareness for social, economic, and political issues impacting the farming/agriculture industries.

As a 9-5 American, I'm admittedly removed from these industries, but the show itself has clued me in to the impacts of technology, political decisions in the UK in particular, etc. on farming and the wellbeing of people who wake up well before, and work well later, than I do to help put food on my table.

So, I'm curious how folks who actually watch the show have ingested its messaging vs entertainment.