In our final episode, we highlight the stark contrast between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, making it clear why Harris is the best choice for preserving American democracy and moving the country forward. We also reflect on the journey of this podcast and the importance of the topics we've covered.

As we wrap up, we'd like to introduce you to our other project, Banned Camp. It's a comedy podcast where we read banned books and try to figure out why they were banned in the first place. Season seven of Banned Camp launches today, and we'll be reading the classic Kurt Vonnegut novel Slaughterhouse-Five. We’d love for you to join us on this new adventure!

And finally, today is Election Day! Make your voice heard—go vote!

This episode highlights Vice President Kamala Harris's plan to provide up to $25,000 in down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers. We explore how this initiative aims to make homeownership more accessible, address the racial wealth gap, and strengthen communities across America.

Here's what else you can do to make sure the country keeps moving forward. Make sure to vote now and bring at least three friends with you. Check vote.org to confirm your voter registration status. Vote immediately, either in person or via mail.

Fact-checking sources:

1. Kamala's housing plan
2. HUD - First-Time Homebuyer Statistics

This episode highlights Vice President Kamala Harris's efforts to combat unfair practices in the pharmaceutical industry. From supporting legislation to increase transparency to pushing for stronger enforcement against anti-competitive behavior, we explore how Harris is working to make prescription drugs more affordable for all Americans.

Here's what else you can do to make sure the country keeps moving forward. Make sure to vote now and bring at least three friends with you. Check vote.org to confirm your voter registration status. Vote immediately, either in person or via mail.

Fact-checking sources:

1. White House Briefing Room - Fact Sheet on Prescription Drug Pricing Reform
2. Congress.gov - FAIR Drug Pricing Act
3. Federal Trade Commission - Pharmaceutical Task Force