This is Sarah Stewart Holland. This is Beth Silver's. You're listening to Pantsu Politics, where we take a different approach to the news. We're so happy you're here with us. If you are new to meet you politics, welcome. Thank you for checking us out and giving us some of your precious time.

We try to take a different approach to the news here by which we mean we are not journalists. We're not pundits and we are not

stumping for one party or the other or for any particular politician. We're just people and we try to bring the whole of our life

experiences to every conversation that we have together.

Sarah and I have been making Pantsuit politics

since November 2015.

So we are pretty practiced in showing up

with our whole selves, with our different personalities

and thoughts and questions,

and we hope that we start conversations

that our audience can then continue

with the people in your lives.

Today, that different approach to the news is going to take us deep into our parenting because

we often are asked how we talk to our kids about politics. So we're going to share some tips

that have served us well with our kids.

And we're going to begin with a conversation that I had with my daughter, Ellen,

who is nine after the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris,

as just one example. And then on Friday, you'll get to hear Sarah talking with her teenage

son Griffin and Brian Tyler Cohen about progressive politics.

What happens when your kids get to a place where they have their own opinions

and thoughts about the world and how do you navigate that? So we hope both of these episodes are

valuable to you.

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