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Hello, Homebrew, Christianity, listeners. This is Tripp, and this is a hangover edition of the podcast,

like a election hangover. And I talk with Christian Paiet the culture cast, so that's why it's a combo episode.

And that's what you're about to hear.

We'll explain that in a second, but by the end of it, we then had the idea of opening up a follow-up episode with some of the other people with Homebrewd and also all the listeners.

So as you're listening, if you want to talk in to a future episode about reflecting on the election

and all the issues that are raised, then go leave us a message on the SpeakPipe, or you can email us

or whatever. But on the SpeakPipe, if you go to Homebrew Christianity.com, on the right side,

there's a little button you hit.

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