Lemonada.

This is Sarah Stewart-Holland.

This is Beth Silver.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

One of the things that we keep circling this calendar year is how to balance the deluge of outrageous headlines coming out of the White House with all the things that are just happening to us and affecting us every single day. So today, we are going to leave the headlines for a minute

and talk about privacy and visibility and what it is like when you're just living your life

and suddenly you become fodder for the internet. We are thinking about that through the lens of the horror that Savannah Guthrie's family has been experiencing.

We're thinking about the woman from the Coldplay concert last year getting death threats.

These threads add to how hard it is to attract people to public life and public service.

And so we are joined by the first ladies of Utah and Massachusetts to talk about political

violence and how they navigate their families' safety and their own mental health in this

environment. And then outside of politics, we're going to talk about how Alexa has started complimenting my grocery list.

And that kicks us into a conversation about how life is hard and we can do it.

A couple of quick notes before we begin.

We typically release our episodes on Tuesday and Friday, but we record that Tuesday episode on Monday,

and Monday is a holiday. It is President's Day. So we will be recording on Tuesday,

and the episode next week will come out on Wednesday. We also wanted to remind you that our

one and only live show this year will be taking place on August 29th in Minneapolis. Check the show

notes for details about all the pre-show gatherings and your chance to connect with other listeners

in a very special way in a very special city. Next up, let's talk about the ring commercial

at the Super Bowl and cameras everywhere and what that is doing to us.

You know the moment when you open the trash can and get hit with that smell? It's always

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