Why can't you go to school right now or we go to church or any stores or restaurants?

Because there's too many germs.

Because there's too many germs. How do you feel about having to stay at home?

I feel happy that I'm staying with my mom.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant Suit Politics, the home of grace filled political

conversations.

Hello everyone. Welcome to Pant Suit Politics for a very special episode filled with the

precious voices of our children, your children, leading us hopefully into the future.

Okay, that was probably like a little bit of an overstatement. I don't know if they're necessarily

leading us, but they are inspiring us and making us feel upbeat. I think so often we feel like we

have to instruct kids, but let's be honest, sometimes they can really instruct us.

Before we get to that, we wanted to put a few call outs. We are going to have Michelle Becker,

our resident virologist back on the show. So if you have any questions, reach out at hello

at Pant Suit Politics Show.com and tell us what questions you want to ask Michelle when she comes back.

We also really like making these episodes of just voices from our community because we think

that's the best way to capture this really historic time that we're all living through together.

So after you hear kids voices today, we want to start working on our next episode of voices

from the community. And we really want to hear your stories about owning a business and going

through the Paycheck Protection Program or just making the decision to reopen. We want to hear

from people who've been frontline workers and people who are starting to return to work and what

being healthy at work looks like for you. Basically, all of your experiences about being an adult

participating in business through this crisis are welcome. If you'll just send us one to two

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