Year-End Roundup: 2015 Stories that Didn't Make us Mad

Pantsuit Politics

Lemonada Media

News, Politics, Society & Culture, News Commentary

4.5 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2015

⏱️ 86 minutes

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From Caitlin Jenner to Cecil the Lion to the Iran agreement, 2015 fired the internet up. We talk about the biggest stories of the year, our lack of outrage, and how we think it might be most productive to discuss these issues moving forward. Against our wills, we also discuss Donald Trump's recent comments about Hillary Clinton, and we end with a critically important debate: bar soap vs. body wash. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Summer is finally here.
0:03.9	And so is the John Lewis sale,
0:06.1	with up to 50% of selected products
0:08.8	and thousands of offers across home,
0:11.0	fashion, nursery and tech.
0:13.1	What better time to switch up your summer bedding?
0:15.6	Prepare your holiday wardrobe
0:17.6	or get ready to host Alfresco.
0:23.8	Or indoors.
0:25.0	The John Lewis sale is now on.
0:27.2	Shop Vira app online or in store.
0:45.1	Welcome to Pantsy at Politics,
0:46.8	where a woman from the right
0:48.0	and a woman from the left
0:49.3	accessorize the news with a fresh perspective.
0:57.6	This is Sarah Holland from the left.
0:59.4	And Beth Silver's from the right.
1:01.3	And welcome to another episode of Pantsy at Politics,
1:04.2	where we accessorize the news with a fresh perspective.
1:07.2	Thanks for listening.
1:09.2	We have a lot of new listeners
1:11.2	over the last few weeks
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