You know, I think the internet is the next frontier.

I really do.

And I think the internet really is where this kind of education is going to come from.

So I think there's going to just continue to be, and there needs to be more people who

are interested in filling these knowledge gaps for people.

People want to learn in different ways.

And I think there needs to be more of a concerted effort to meet people where they are, rather

than just demanding that they obtain information in the manner that we deem appropriate.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics, the home of Grace filled

political conversations.

Hello, and thank you so much for joining us for another episode of Pant suit politics.

We have a packed show today.

We're going to do some news, and there's a lot of it.

Then we're going to spend some time with Sharon McMahon, who is on Instagram, as Sharon

says.

So former government teacher, Sharon is doing a lot of civic education for adults on Instagram.

And we have a conversation with her about what that looks like, what the gaps and knowledge

are for people, and how we can have a more trusted relationship with our media sources.

And then outside of politics, we have another listener commemoration to share.

This one is a throwback to our conversation about revenge, bedtime procrastination.

So stick around for that at the end.

If you are here because you saw us on the Apple Spotlight feature, we're so glad.

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