Welcome to today's episode of Sisters Sidebar with Joyce Vance and me, Jill Wein Banks.

If you have a question for us, please email us at Sisters-in-law at Politicon.com or tag us on social media using hashtag Sisters-in-Law.

But don't just type them. We love hearing your voice.

It's really important to us, which is why we want to hear them. So please use a voice memo

with one of your notes apps and we might play it on the show. We're going to use some of those

today. Before we get started, we are delighted

to share that we have some live shows coming up. We'll be in Denver, Colorado, tomorrow,

April 23rd at the Servantes Masterpiece Theater. Then we head over to Atlanta, Georgia for a show

at the Buckhead Theater on May 3rd. Tickets are available at

Politicon.com slash sisters. Only a few left for the show in Denver. We can't wait to see you there.

Let's get started with the questions for today's show. Joyce, I have an audio question for you

from Patricia. Greetings, sisters- an audio question for you from Patricia.

Greetings, sisters-in-law. I haven't asked of you, not really quite a question.

You have spoken several times now about how important it is for citizens to call their members

of Congress. Many of my friends, though, who readily participate in things like rallies and marches

become completely frozen when asked to call their Congress critters.

Now, I really want to share what you have said with my friends, but I can't find transcripts

of your episodes. So I wonder, would you tell us all once again about the importance of calling

your representatives and senators?

No, really, seriously.

And how easy it is and important?

That way, I would know for sure which episode to direct my friends to listen to, and maybe I could quote you.

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