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This is the finale to our first season, where I have sat down with some of my favorite reality stars,

because you cannot understand politics in this moment if you don't understand the dynamics of reality television.

These have been an amazing series of conversations with Bravo stars and survivor winners and escapees from right-wing religious communities and more.

I've loved getting to do it.

And I've loved how much there is to learn about politics and culture in

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