Lemonada.

This is Sarah Stewart-Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

Today, We'll discuss

what's happening in entertainment with industry consolidation. Whether Warner Brothers

discovery ends up with Netflix or Paramount as a buyer, the trend line in media is clear and

also feels like a microcosm of the slop economy. Outside of politics, a lot of people are traveling over the

holidays, and the Secretary of Transportation wishes we'd all step up our fashion game. We will discuss.

This holiday season, we would love to be a part of your gifting. If you have someone in your life

who loves the show, a great gift is a personalized holiday message from Beth and I. We used to do these on

Cameo, but now we do them through our own store websites so we can give you better, more personalized

messages. If you want to get one of those before the holiday break, you need to have those

orders in by this weekend. So check it out at Pantsu Politics Show.com. Next up, let's talk about

mergers and slop. The holidays bring so much joy, but also so much excess. I've been trying

to find small practical ways to celebrate the season without all the waste. And one of the best

solutions I've found is Mill. Mill is the odorless,

effortless, fully automated food recycler, and it's been my one easy thing that makes

reducing food waste a breeze during this busy time of year. Mill makes it so easy to keep food

out of the landfill. Just drop in your food scraps from turkey bones to pie crust and veggie

pills, and that's it. Mill quietly transforms them into nutrient-wrench grounds overnight. Plus, I can keep filling it for weeks. I'm so glad I have my Mill food recycler in time for the holidays because it's seriously made hosting so much easier. When our kitchen is full of people cooking, chatting, making a mess, I never have to think twice about the trash. I just toss the scraps, close the lid and it's handled. No overflowing bends, no smells, no stress.

It's such a small thing.

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