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From Doomscrolling to Doing: How Overlap is Changing Political Engagement w/ Katya

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In this episode of Current Affairs Unfiltered, Paige is joined by Katya, the co-founder of Overlap—the app that's making civic engagement way less confusing and a lot more personal. We'll talk about how a couple of 23-year-olds decided they were done feeling politically hopeless and built a tool to fix it.


Katya shares how Overlap is helping users actually understand their political reps, track legislation, and figure out where they stand—without the usual noise. We get into everything from app specifics like memory retention and clean UX, to what it takes to stay unbiased in a chaotic political world. Plus, we talk about why political engagement doesn’t have to be boring, and what it looks like when tech meets democracy in a smart, user-friendly way.


If you’ve ever felt lost trying to “get involved,” this episode’s for you.


If you're in NYC download Overlap RIGHT NOW! in the iOS app store.


Follow me on Instagram


Follow Overlap on Instagram


Follow Katya/Overlap on TikTok


Overlap Website


This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit paigefullman.substack.com
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In this episode of Current Affairs Unfiltered, Paige is joined by Katya, the co-founder of Overlap—the app that's making civic engagement way less confusing and a lot more personal. We'll talk about how a couple of 23-year-olds decided they were done feeling politically hopeless and built a tool to fix it.


Katya shares how Overlap is helping users actually understand their political reps, track legislation, and figure out where they stand—without the usual noise. We get into everything from app specifics like memory retention and clean UX, to what it takes to stay unbiased in a chaotic political world. Plus, we talk about why political engagement doesn’t have to be boring, and what it looks like when tech meets democracy in a smart, user-friendly way.


If you’ve ever felt lost trying to “get involved,” this episode’s for you.


If you're in NYC download Overlap RIGHT NOW! in the iOS app store.


Follow me on Instagram


Follow Overlap on Instagram


Follow Katya/Overlap on TikTok


Overlap Website


This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit paigefullman.substack.com
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