This is Sarah Stewart Holland, and this is Beth Silvers.

Thank you for joining us for Pantsuit Politics.

Thank you for joining us at Pantsuit Politics, where we take a different approach to the news.

We are working on our speaking schedule for 2024.

Look, we know and understand there is a lot of fatigue about the upcoming 2024 elections

right now, but they are coming, whether we want them to or not, and here's what I want

you to know.

Sarah and I are very helpful in organizations where elections surface questions and tension.

We are good at talking to college students about how the process works and how to be informed voters.

We are good at helping organizations that worry that elections are going to be divisive or just distracting.

We show up where you are, with your goals in mind, we talk in very concrete and specific ways about moving forward.

So this is the moment to get us on your schedule, reach out to Elise at hello at PantsuitPoliticsShow.com.

And now we know that hearing from us about this is one thing, and that's a different thing to hear from college students.

So here's Lindsay from Abelian Christian University about our second visit to their campus last year.

At the beginning of my term as student body president here at Abelian Christian University,

I had a desire to bring a keynote speaker to campus that could talk about political issues in a nonpartisan way.

When I stumbled across the podcast Pantsuit Politics, I was blown away by the ability that Sarah and Beth had

to have conversations about things that they may disagree with, but instead of an agenda,

their ultimate goal was to love, to empathize, and to understand the other.

While they were here, they exceeded my expectations to address hot topics and even give a framework for how to encourage dialogue

among people who may think differently.

Since then, multiple organizations on campus have hosted events that encourage discussion on differing viewpoints,

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