While following politics and current events, we saw people from all across the country taking sides on divisive issues and villainizing those with differing beliefs, whether in the news, on social media, or in everyday conversations with friends and family. Watching this endless cycle of judgment, we soon realized it is not only controversial politicians and partisan media propagating this divide, but our varying life experiences--influenced by differences in geography, socio-economic pressures, race, religion, everyday interactions, etc.--are what may prevent someone from urban Los Angeles like us from understanding the belief system of somebody from rural Wyoming. Especially now, we realized it is more important than ever to create meaningful dialogue among us teenagers. We want to break the cycle of politicians and the media that aim to create an “us vs them” mentality rather than create bipartisan support to enact lasting change. We started the organization Teens Find Middle Ground to bring together teenagers from all across the country and world with differing political viewpoints to discuss current issues. Every week, we pick a divisive topic and host a Zoom where we hold discussions as neutral moderators. After, we create podcasts that the general public can listen to.