Lemonada.

This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

Today, we are joined by Representative Roe Kana to talk about his discharge petition with

Representative Thomas Massey regarding the Epstein files, the government shut down and what role that has to play, and much more.

But before we get to that conversation, we're going to talk about the ceasefire deal in Gaza.

And outside of politics, we're going to talk about cleaning.

Does everything need to be

cleaned? That's a question we're asking. I sure hope not. Our special holiday collection is in full

swing and listen, it's flying off the virtual shelves. People are loving the stickers, the coffee

mugs, the Keep It Nuisance 2026 calendar. My personal favorite is the beanie. I think you want to get the

beanie. It's a nice one. We tried to think of something for everyone that could add a little

sparkle to the upcoming holidays. This is a limited run sale that runs through next Sunday,

October 19th, so just a week left. One time only limited collection of treats. The same kinds of items that were such a hit at our Cincinnati Live show, now available to our entire community.

But remember, this is a pre-order situation, so please get your orders in Sunday, October 19th.

Get it before it's gone and give your future self a little present that you've already done some holiday shopping.

Of next, we're going to talk about good news coming from Gaza.

Food waste is one of the biggest climate problems we can actually solve.

When our leftovers and scraps end up in landfills, they emit methane, a greenhouse gas that heats the planet 80 times faster than carbon dioxide.

And most of that waste comes from our own homes, which means that although the system may be broken,

we still have agency.

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