2025-10-08
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Hey everybody, Tamara Keith here.
Before we start today's show, I wanted to remind you of something fun.
The NPR Politics Podcast turns 10 years old this fall.
And to celebrate, we are doing a live show later this month.
That's right, a live show.
We are back with a live audience and you can be part of it.
You can join me and some of the other voices you hear every day in person here in Washington on Thursday,
October 30th.
You can find information on tickets and more at npr.org slash politics live show.
Again, npr.org slash politics live show.
All right, here's today's show.
Hi, this is Steve, coming to you from the wilds of Taney County,
Missouri, part of the Greater Branson Rural Polyton Area,
where I'm celebrating the end of our long drought by finally burning my ever-expanding brush pile.
This podcast was recorded on Tuesday, October 7th at 12.06 p.m.