Research shows Americans are spending less time with the folks next door than just a decade ago. The technology takeover means we’re more siloed — and when we need to fix something around the house, find out what’s happening in the neighborhood, or even ask for directions, a simple online search will do. Less homeownership for younger people, a declining birthrate, and shuttering of some local libraries and community centers all play a part. And if we’ve lost some of that sense of community, can we get it back? On this episode of Studio 2, what happens when the people living closest to us become strangers, and what to do about it.