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This is Sarah Stewart Holland and this is Beth Silverce. Thank you for joining us for

Pantsuit Politics.

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of Pantsuit Politics where we take a different

approach to the news. Today we're going to talk about state legislative sessions and

particular the one that just closed in our home state of Kentucky. We're going to talk about

the latest unionization efforts at Amazon and Starbucks and Apple across the country. Last,

since it's the week before our book launch, we're going to talk about the law city,

the latest Sandra Bullock romp, about a very different kind of book launch. I mean,

tell you about our book launch doesn't have near enough naked chaining item and I can tell you

that much. I think it has zero, which I'm sorry to announce. Who's in charge? Who's in charge?

Who's in charge? There should be more. Okay, it's fine. I guess it's us, but whatever. Well,

and here we are because now what comes out next Tuesday, we are one week from launch day. We'll

be in Waco, Texas this weekend celebrating that launch with Clint Harp and Kelly Harp at a

live show Saturday night. It's going to be a stupid fun. We would love for you to be there. If you

cannot be there, we would love for you to preorder the book and then join us for our virtual

launch party on Tuesday night. All the links that you need for all the things related to the

launch are in the show notes. And I just have to say again that the reviews coming in on this book

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