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Pantsuit Politics

Sarah & Beth
Donald Trump
Boys and Men
Mental Health
Ukraine
Gender Inequality
Education System
Teen Mental Health
Fatherhood
Toxic Masculinity
Abortion
Democratic Primary
Community Engagement
Social Mobility
Covid-19
Women's Rights
Supreme Court
Iowa Caucuses
Film Industry
Israel
Nikki Haley

"Compelling and thoughtful listening" - the New York Times

Hosted by Kentuckians Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers, Pantsuit Politics is an independent podcast that takes a different approach to the news and culture. Pay attention without the anxiety. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday.

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Latest Episodes

Sarah and Beth process the escalating war in Iran, then turn closer to home to discuss America's car accident crisis and the Hyacinth Fellowship — an organization supporting people who have unintentionally killed someone on the road. Outside of polit... more

Beth is joined by Rep. Greg Landsman to discuss the role of Congress, the decision to strike Iran, and why we need a Department of AI. Plus, they check in on their New Year's resolutions.

Topics Discussed:

• What "being done" looks like and whe... more

Sarah and Beth are joined by expert Kerry Anderson to discuss what's happening in Iran, US and Israeli objectives, regional implications, and potential pathways for regime change and stability.

Topics Discussed:

• What are the objectives in Ira... more

Sarah and Beth mark the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, examining the staggering human cost of the war, what it reveals about the changing nature of modern warfare, and whether America's military is prepared for the conflicts ahea... more

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Recent Guests

Kerry Boyd Anderson
Membership Editor for War on the Rocks, Middle East analyst
War on the Rocks
Episode: Asymmetric Endurance: Making Sense of the Iran Strikes
Natalia Terfa
Clergy member actively organizing and observing community responses to ICE raids in Minneapolis
Episode: On the Ground in Minneapolis: Operation Metro Surge Is Far From Over
Abby Cox
First Lady of Utah, spouse of Governor Spencer Cox
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Episode: When the Pitchforks Come for You
Joanna Lydgate
First Lady of Massachusetts, spouse of Governor Maura Healey
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Episode: When the Pitchforks Come for You
Andy Kim
United States Senator from New Jersey
Senate
Episode: Your Calls Are Working
Yair Rosenberg
Journalist at The Atlantic, expert on anti-Semitism and Israel
The Atlantic
Episode: The No-Win Dynamic: Understanding Antisemitism and Israel
Elizabeth Oldfield
Author of "Fully Alive" and host of "The Sacred Podcast"
Episode: The Federal Government is Broken. Our Communities Don't Have to Be.
Simon Bazelon
Democratic data analyst and author of the Deciding to Win report
Episode: What Are We Learning from Democratic Victories?
Julie K. Brown
Investigative Reporter at Miami Herald
Miami Herald
Episode: 1,000 Victims and No Accountability: Julie K. Brown on the Epstein Files

Hosts

Sarah Stewart Holland
Co-host of an independent podcast focusing on news and culture, engaging in thoughtful discussions.
Beth Silvers
Co-host of an independent podcast focusing on news and culture, facilitating nuanced political conversations.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 5.6k ratings
  • Great overall

    Beth is excellent. She’s thoughtful. Sarah is a real challenge. She loves to hear herself talk about everything. Her inability to stop interrupting people drives me insane. I wish they’d time her / cut her off because she’s unable to manage her role in a conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    nbsfmc
    United States2 months ago
  • A refreshing approach to the news

    I am eternally grateful to Sarah & Beth for providing a thoughtful, nuanced, well-researched space to discuss and digest the news. I never miss an episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LH_217
    United States3 months ago
  • Wonderful, heartfelt discussions

    This podcast continues to deliver thoughtful, nuanced (their hallmark) discussions of news and politics. Beth and Sarah’s personalities contribute immensely to the show’s impact: Sarah is sassy and spirited, Beth reflective and analytical. Both are brilliant, passionate and thoughtful, and also allow space for respectful disagreement. Highly recommend their premium content!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kholdw
    United States4 months ago
  • Great overall

    Beth is excellent. Sarah is a real challenge. She talks too much, it’s not interesting or helpful even when I agree with the pov, and her inability to stop interrupting people drives me insane. I wish they’d time her / cut her off because she’s unable to manage her role in a conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    nbsfmc
    United States4 months ago
  • Genuine heartfelt analysis

    These two have a talent for smart communication that is genuine and heartfelt while being informative, engaging, and encouraging for us to be more caring about each other.

    That talent was most evident in their interviewing with Rep McBride who is also a wonderful person. Sarah and Beth are able to highlight problems that need to be addressed in a way that doesn't require belittling another, and Rep McBride is the same way. I hope to hear these 3 in another conversation sooner than later.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MrPicasso
    United States4 months ago

Listeners Say

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Many listeners express gratitude for the hosts' ability to discuss complex topics with heart and integrity, making the content relatable and informative.
Some feedback points out concerns about the hosts interrupting each other, suggestive of a need for improved dialogue dynamics.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful approach to political discussions, praising the hosts for their nuanced perspectives and engaging conversations.

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What Trump Gets Wrong About China
Q: Do you see pressure on Xi Jinping regarding Taiwan?
Jane Perlez indicates that while Xi has ambitions regarding Taiwan, he is strategic and patient, planning carefully rather than succumbing to immediate pressures.
What Trump Gets Wrong About China
Q: Can you first just orient us around these two world leaders, Trump and Xi, and kind of where you see that relationship right now?
Jane Perlez discusses the differing backgrounds and power dynamics between Trump and Xi, emphasizing Xi's absolute control and the need for understanding their personalities as they shape their nations' futures.
Your Calls Are Working
Q: Are you worried about election security in the midterms?
Senator Kim expresses concern about election security but also reassures listeners that preparations are being made to safeguard the elections in New Jersey and other states.
Your Calls Are Working
Q: Can Congress do anything about Stephen Miller?
Senator Kim discusses the difficulties in holding unconfirmed members of the White House accountable, suggesting that there are avenues to push for action against figures like Miller.
The No-Win Dynamic: Understanding Antisemitism and Israel
Q: How crucial does this election year feel to you in Israel?
This election is incredibly consequential for the future of Israeli society due to dissatisfaction with the current government's policies and representation, indicating a pivotal moment for democratic processes in Israel.

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Offering a unique blend of thoughtful analysis and approachable discourse, this podcast invites listeners to engage with pressing political and cultural issues without succumbing to anxiety. The hosts articulate contemporary events and social dynamics, encouraging a balanced perspective that remains sensitive to diverse viewpoints. With a focus on topics such as political discourse, community engagement, and cultural phenomena, listeners can expect a mix of in-depth discussions and insightful guest appearances that illuminate complex themes in today's society. The podcast's emphasis on respectful dialogue and personal stories fosters a connection with its audience that seeks to empower and inspire an informed citizenry.

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2. Natalia Terfa
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