Hey, it's Aisha Roscoe.
Real quick before the show, it's been a wild and exhausting election season.
And in the home stretch, we want you to know about three ways to make sure you don't miss a development throughout the day you already know about up first here in this feed.
During the week, up first is recorded before dawn and out by 7:00am Eastern time each weekday.
It's the only morning podcast anywhere that captures the news overnight.
Up first seven a.m.
second later in the day, you can find a new episode of the NPR Politics Podcast with context and analysis on the big stories whenever they happen.
So you get an alert.
Big breaking news.
You don't know what to think.
Look for the NPR Politics Podcast a few hours later.
And finally, consider this is the podcast where NPR covers one big Story in depth every weekday evening.
They will be all over this election and its aftermath, too.
So you've got up first in the morning.
Consider this in the evening and the NPR Politics Podcast anytime big stuff happens.
And around the clock Election News Survival Kit from NPR Podcast.
Okay, thanks for listening.
Here's the show.
This is a Sunday STORY from Up first, where we go beyond the news of the day to bring you one big story.
I'm Andrew Mambo, a producer on the show, filling in this week for Ayesha Rascoe.