We discuss the latest news in listener feedback, and I chat with Emily Ellsworth about her run for the Utah State Senate.

This is Sarah from the left and Beth from the right.

You're listening to Pansley Politics, no shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

Welcome to another episode, everybody. I wanted to encourage everyone to follow us on Instagram.

We are really up in our Instagram games, so if you love Instagram, follow us at Pantsley Politics.

I just posted an Instagram stories review that's pinned to our profile of a book I just finished called The News, a User's Manual.

I really enjoyed it. I'm also going to give it away on Instagram, but first I'm making Beth read it, so go check that out.

Also, I wanted to say that we will not be discussing the blockbuster reporting on Cambridge Analytics and Facebook,

because we're going to dedicate all of Tuesday's episode to that, followed on Wednesday on the New Ones Life with my report on how my Lenten practice of giving up Facebook went.

It's going to be Facebook week is what we're saying next week, so good excited.

I was thinking about how your Lenten practice connects with mine, Sarah, because mine was giving up complaining.

And I think giving up Facebook and giving up complaining really do tie together.

Same difference.

Last announcement before we dive into a couple of quick news stories, we are very excited that tonight we will be at Ripon College doing a keynote speech for Women's History Month,

which just touches us in every way to be there during Women's History Month.

We're going to be talking about living a New Ones Life, about political discourse, about working across the aisle.

All the things that are near and dear to us will be doing that after a very full day of going to some college classes and doing a workshop with the college Democrats and college Republicans.

We couldn't be more excited for this event.

If you are not in Wisconsin with us for it, you can live stream it, and we will put the information for that on our social media channels.

So thanks to Ripon for inviting us.

And it's free admission. So if you live nearby, you should definitely come.

Come on out to Ripon. It's a free event that's open to the public, so we're very excited about it.

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