Lemonada.

Hey, it's Beth. Every November, we try to talk on the podcast about how important our conversations

behind the paywall are to informing everything else that we're doing in front of the

paywall. And we decided today, instead of telling you about that, to just show you. So we are sharing with

everyone the spicy bonus episode for this week, where we took the recent elections as a prompt

to think about what's going on with both parties. It is an hour and 20 minutes. So you can see,

it is a true bonus episode. We do not throw things away behind the paywall.

In some ways, I think it's where our most important work happens. So we're sharing this with

you today. If you would like to learn more about becoming a member of the Spice Cabinet, as we

call it, our paywalled community, we would love for you to do that. You can check out the show

notes. Thank you for listening. Hi, I'm Jenny Francis and I became an executive

producer in the spring of 2024. And part of the reason I decided to become an executive

producer was because I wanted to be able to connect with other people who were interested in

talking about policy and had similar values. And I got to go to

dinner with some other executive producers before the Boston Live show and then connect at the

executive producer retreat. And it's been amazing to become friends with other executive producers

and just form those relationships.

Food waste is one of the biggest climate problems we can actually solve.

When our leftovers and scraps end up in landfills, they emit methane, a greenhouse gas that

heats the planet 80 times faster than carbon dioxide.

And most of that waste comes from our own homes, which means that although the

system may be broken, we still have agency. Mill is the cleanest, easiest way to prevent food

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