Pushkin. Hey, Last Archive listeners, I want to tell you about a new series we have coming up next week, unless you've been living under a rock, in which case I'd recommend you stay there. You may have noticed that this is an election year. The main action is yet to come, but it's fast approaching, and when it gets here, it promises to be complicated and confusing and momentous and
well an election. Over the years, we've done a lot of thinking on the show about the history of American elections, and so we wanted to dig into our own archives at the Last Archive to bring back three episodes we made with Jill Lapour, American historian and host Emerita of the show, all about elections and changes in American politics over nearly the past century. We've got stories about supercomputers and rogue ad men. If you gotta have predict for as Yonovac Brash.
Talk radio hosts, if you listen to this show everyday, you never need to read another newspaper again. I do it for you and you get a bonus. I tell you what to think.
And on January sixth, and then at the end of the series, I'm going to talk with Jill about how we can situate the upcoming election in all of that history. It starts next week, right here in the Last Archive. Thanks for listening and see you soon. You can listen to the Last Archive wherever you get your podcasts.