Archive - Pantsuit Politics

Meeting the 250 Moment

Celebrating each other, our place, and our opportunities

Jul 3 • Beth Ann Silvers and Pantsuit Politics

South Carolina and Pennsylvania swing overnight, Dickinson loses and then volunteers to fight anyway, and the decision is finally made.

Jul 3 • Sarah Stewart Holland

3:03

America's Next 250 with Ezra Klein

A conversation about freedom and attention

Jul 3 • Pantsuit Politics, Sarah Stewart Holland, and Beth Ann Silvers

A Sincere Apology to Minnesota

The Great Minnesota Get Together, a royal wedding at MSG, birthright citizenship, trans athletes, and embodied feminism.

Jul 2 • Beth Ann Silvers, Sarah Stewart Holland, and Pantsuit Politics

47:57

Good morning from July 2, 1776

Dickinson begs caution, Adams answers in a thunderstorm, and Caesar Rodney rides all night to break Delaware’s tie.

Jul 2 • Sarah Stewart Holland

3:57

More to Say: Founding Father Karaoke Edition

City Tavern meets Lilith Fair

Jul 1 • Beth Ann Silvers

18:30

Good morning from July 1, 1776

Washington doesn’t have enough of anything, the northern army looks more like a hospital, and Congress takes the vote of a lifetime.

Jul 1 • Sarah Stewart Holland

4:10

June 2026

Ungovernable Assholes (And Other Reasons for Hope)

Two women who started online in the blog era on history, hope, Rick Atkinson, and what the Declaration actually promised.

Jun 30 • Sarah Stewart Holland and Heather Delaney Reese

45:56

Good morning from June 30th, 1776

All of London is afloat off New York, Patrick Henry becomes a governor, and the vote that changes everything is one day away.

Jun 30 • Sarah Stewart Holland

2:37

The Nation Was Born Bickering

Rick Atkinson on the Revolution we misremember

Jun 30 • Pantsuit Politics, Sarah Stewart Holland, and Beth Ann Silvers

More to Say About Being a U.S. Citizen

Listen now | A future scene exercise and a complicated gratitude

Jun 29 • Beth Ann Silvers

11:16

Good morning from June 29th, 1776

A declaration lies on the table in Philadelphia, a traitor hangs in New York, and the largest fleet Britain ever sent is off Sandy Hook.

Jun 29 • Sarah Stewart Holland

4:23

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