We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Thank you so much for joining us on the suburban women problem.

I'm so excited and it's literally like the greatest name for podcasts ever.

In May of 2021, red wine and blue brought together three amazing women.

I'm Rachel Vindman.

I'm Jasmine Clark.

And I'm Amanda Weinstein. To host a podcast that gives a voice to suburban women. I'm Rachel Vindman. I'm Jasmine Clark. And I'm Amanda Weinstein. To host a

podcast that gives a voice to suburban women, not the stereotype, but real suburban women,

women who are diverse, women who have been getting involved in their communities, women whose

votes will be pivotal in the upcoming midterm elections. Anyone who doesn't listen to suburban women

who wants to assume they know what they want is going to have a problem. If they're just going to

come in a mansplain, it's not going to work. In season one, we had so many incredible guests.

I just interviewed and talked to people that I never thought I would be able to talk to.

Today we have with us Heather

McGee. Chastin Buttigieg. Decile Richard. Connie Schultz. Representative Lauren Underwood.

Alyssa Milano, thank you so much for joining us on the suburban women problem. And we have had so many

amazing conversations. I believe that what changes the world is ideas. Storytelling really does spark the fires of compassion.

I think of activism as being led by your values to do something purposeful to make the world brighter for others.

To set our country on a different path that is firmly rooted in the respect that we have for science, for data, for evidence.

Whether we're black or white or Latino or Asian or native or newcomer,

we all want our kids to have an education that encourages them to dig deeper into who we are

and where we came from and what we're capable of being.

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