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forward slash express. Hey there, it's Courtney Martin, host of Slate's how to podcast. For the next

four weeks, you're going to hear something a little different in our

podcast feed. I'm hosting a series called Living at Odds about the moment we as Americans are in

right now, grappling with existential questions about our country and navigating a huge political

divide. So we'll talk to people who are living at odds with one another, with their

family legacy, and with the future. We hope you enjoy it, and we'll be back with a regular

how-to episode on May 6th. Here's the first episode of Living at Odds. About five months before the 2020 living at odds.

About five months before the 2024 election, a guy named Steve from Southern California went looking for a spot to do business.

All that he needed was a patch of sidewalk in a highly visible spot in a neighborhood

with a lot of traffic and a lot of

Republicans. He found all of that and a lot more in North Tustin, California. North Tustin is part of

Orange County, a place that Ronald Reagan once said was where good Republicans

go before they die. These days, this historically conservative area is actually purple, and

during the 2024 campaign, the local GOP was seeing increases in voter registrations. So,

to Steve, the intersection of 17th and Newport in North

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