Lemonada.

This is Sarah Stewart-Hollins.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

Today, we are focusing on

food banks. Lacey Bowling, Sarah's close friend and the executive director of Sarah's local

food bank, joins us to talk about what her work is like, who her food bank is serving, how they're

sourcing the food, what pieces of the puzzle are falling away right now for both the food bank and the

families that they serve? And what help is helpful in the face of that falling away? And then Lacey

sticks around for outside of politics to tell us why she doesn't like podcasting or really any

speaking in an audio format, which is a little bit challenging for us to endure, but I think it is funny

enough to be worth the sacrifice.

Luckily, she does such good work in the world.

We're going to let her slide with this truly crazy take on spoken recorded audio.

Okay.

So, if you subscribed to our substack last week, thank you. And if you haven't yet, let's talk about what you're missing. So this is our new preferred platform. And I don't mean just as Pantsu Politics. So Beth has a personal substack called Thoughts and Prayers. what do you do at thoughts and prayers beth

whatever i feel like doing is the honest answer i'm exploring my faith though i i write blessings

i write prayers sometimes i just write a poem or an essay we have a beautiful chat that i feel is

very supportive of the people who take part in it.

And so it's just a place for me to kind of work out things that have nothing to do with what we do here on Pansu Politics.

I also have a personal substack called By Plain or by Page where I share what I'm reading and I share our travel itineraries.

Maggie has a substack. Elise has a substack. This is how I

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