If you're here… you probably want to keep paying attention to politics without letting it run your nervous system. You want analysis that respects your intelligence and your time. You don't fit cleanly in either party and don't want to. We make Pantsuit Politics for you.
🎙️ We process the news twice a week on the Pantsuit Politics podcast — the way you'd want to with a friend who's done the reading. New episodes come out on Tuesdays and Fridays for free for everyone.
📰 Staying current on the news should be a manageable daily practice, not a hobby or obsession. That’s why members get:
☀️ Good Morning with Sarah — Monday through Wednesday, the headlines the way Sarah tells them: punchier, funnier, and more honest than a morning briefing ought to be. On Thursday, she shares good news only.
📝 More to Say with Beth — twice a week, Beth takes the stories we all scroll past because they feel like homework and turns them into something you can't stop talking about at dinner.
🌶️ Spicy Live — our Thursday bonus show where we gossip (mainly) or get really philosophical (because sometimes that’s required).
🤝 The Spice Cabinet — that's what we call our community — is genuinely different from political comment sections everywhere else on the internet. These are curious, kind people having civic conversations, not partisan fights. Our comment threads are what political discourse is supposed to feel like.
Ten years and two books in — I Think You're Wrong (But I'm Listening) and Now What? — the work we're proudest of still happens here, week after week, with people who want to understand instead of just react.
If that's you: welcome.
❤️ Beth and Sarah
Pantsuit Politics is a listener-supported, independent podcast. No one tells us what to say, and there are no corporate investors to keep happy.
About Sarah and Beth
Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers host the popular podcast Pantsuit Politics, which has been featured in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Good Morning America 3, The Guardian, Elle Magazine, and Morning Joe. Sarah and Beth met in college before going their separate ways for law school. Sarah pursued a career in politics as a congressional staffer and campaign aide, and Beth practiced law before serving as a human resources executive. Sarah lives in Paducah, KY, with her spouse, Nicholas, and three sons. Beth lives in Union, KY, with her spouse, Chad, and two daughters.
