Christian nationalists want to turn America into a theocracy, a government under biblical rule.

If they gain more power, it could mean fewer rights for you.

I'm Heath Drusen and on the new season of Extremely

American I'll take you inside the movement. Listen to Extremely American from

Boise State Public Radio, Part of the NPR Network.

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Hey everybody, it's Mary L.

I keep getting these alerts that I'm about to run out of storage in the

cloud where I back up my photos and videos. I could pay to get more storage and honestly

that's what I've been doing because the alternative just seems daunting.

I gotta sit down, look through all these photos, delete the duplicates, figure out which ones I want

to keep when I might have like five versions of the same group shot.

You know, I look best in this one, but my friend looks best in that one.

Also, I don't want to get sucked in emotionally

and end up on a trip down memory lane when I see people in photos who I don't talk to anymore.

It just feels like the Wild West, right?

Who knows what I'll encounter?

If you're like me, Elise Hugh is here to help.

She did this episode for Life Kit on how to make your photo collections more manageable.

And turns out, it doesn't have to be the nightmare I'm imagining.

There are ways to automate parts of the process, to outsource if you've got a big project, and to take this one day at a time.

She'll also talk about how to organize your photos so you can access the memories when you want to. and the following message come from Wise, the app that makes managing your money in different

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